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    Today was actually Holi celebration. Yesterday was an extra day they added because it was a Sunday.: by cfitchey, Views[257]
         		 A line of jeeps heading up the mountain. The toy train tracks run beside the road.: by cfitchey, Views[246]
         		 Climbing into the mountains: by cfitchey, Views[290]
         		 Tea plants en route to Darjeeling: by cfitchey, Views[282]
         		 Streets of Siliguri: by cfitchey, Views[280]
     
    Me in front of Victoria memorial: by cfitchey, Views[708]
         		 Nice art art my hotel of Ganesh, the Hindu God. : by cfitchey, Views[340]
         		 These guys got holi'd: by cfitchey, Views[396]
         		 A church that was closed to visitors because of holi but reputed to be beautiful inside: by cfitchey, Views[405]
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         		 The Victoria Memorial- built in honor of Queen Victoria's diamond jubilee, it wasn't finished until 20 years after her death.: by cfitchey, Views[546]
         		 Anu and Shreya, the girls on the tour with me, in front of original oven at the great eastern hotel bakery: by cfitchey, Views[391]
         		 Sculpture in memorial of a scandal where British were killed: by cfitchey, Views[311]
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         		 Church interior: by cfitchey, Views[307]
         		 Main downtown church during British rule, almost no parishioners now: by cfitchey, Views[345]
         		 British main headquarters during their rule : by cfitchey, Views[311]
         		 This kid participated in holi: by cfitchey, Views[324]
     
    Street cricket: by cfitchey, Views[277]
         		 Love this statue- this guy was a wealthy king from interior of India who started numeral and supported both the British and Kolkatans, making himself more wealthy in the process. Looks like a pretty happy guy.: by cfitchey, Views[411]
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         		 The pond a around which British ladies would promenade and look for a husband. If you returned with out finding one you were given old maid status and considered unweddable : by cfitchey, Views[331]
         		 The impossibly quiet streets around Dalhousie square- only two cabs- they would normally be wall to wall: by cfitchey, Views[350]
     
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         		 Statue of some Indian revolutionaries: by cfitchey, Views[312]
         		 Decorative features were added to the building later in its lifetime to give it a more aesthetic look: by cfitchey, Views[289]
         		 Front of the writers building- : by cfitchey, Views[287]
         		 Corner of the writers building - this is where low level British military personnel worked- not writers.: by cfitchey, Views[325]
     
    Church supported primarily by Scottish immigrants to Kolkata: by cfitchey, Views[289]
         		 Lions were a traditional Indian symbol of power. The British coopted them and used them as their symbol of power in a lot of places.: by cfitchey, Views[341]
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         		 Great Eastern Hotel: by cfitchey, Views[302]
         		 Lions gate: by cfitchey, Views[351]
     
    Mamallapura stone carver: by vagabondstoo, Views[556]
         		 Just like New Orleans, Puducherry: by vagabondstoo, Views[454]
         		 A touch of France, Puducherry: by vagabondstoo, Views[519]
         		 Gandhi statue, Puducherry: by vagabondstoo, Views[578]
         		 Hidden garden, Puducherry: by vagabondstoo, Views[555]
     
    Early morning, Puducherry: by vagabondstoo, Views[533]
         		 Shore Temple, Mamallapura: by vagabondstoo, Views[463]
         		 Five Rathas, Mamallapura: by vagabondstoo, Views[552]
         		 Five Rathas, Mamallapura: by vagabondstoo, Views[2646]
         		 Trimurta Cave Temple, Mamallapura: by vagabondstoo, Views[539]
     
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