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    street concert at darjeeling. great tribal music: by samm, Views[263]
         		 nepali women in daily life.: by samm, Views[337]
         		 tea estate in mirik.: by samm, Views[273]
         		 darjeeling mall, whoever go to darjeeling they will go there once for sure.: by samm, Views[238]
         		 Emerging from The Pool of Nectar. An elderly pilgrim climbs out of the sacred pool after a ritual bath.: by notallwhowanderarelost, Views[286]
     
    A Beautiful Stranger. A shy girl smiles for the camera and makes a visitor feel truely welcome: by notallwhowanderarelost, Views[1014]
         		 Clock Tower and main entrance. One of the four entrances from all four directions signifying people belonging to all walks of life are equally welcome.: by notallwhowanderarelost, Views[326]
         		 Seeking Spiritual Solace. A pilgrim deep in prayer beside the pool. Everybody, irrespective of cast, creed, race or religion can join the experience in this spiritual place.: by notallwhowanderarelost, Views[446]
         		 The Guru's Bridge and The Golden Temple. The causeway symbolises the journey of the soul after death and leads to The Golden Temple, which stands in the sacred pool. This is the holiest shrine in Sikhism and is a major pilgrimage destination for Sikhs all over the world.: by notallwhowanderarelost, Views[1590]
         		 Our destination at the end of the highway, Leh, is the capital of Ladakh: by edwin, Views[242]
     
    Our jeep stopped in the middle of a high altitude desert, so we could get some fresh air, enjoy the scenery and taking photos.: by edwin, Views[265]
         		 A local shepherd herding his sheep on the grassy plains along the highway: by edwin, Views[501]
         		 the highway winds and folds multiple times on the slope of the valley: by edwin, Views[235]
         		 A rustic roadside restaurant (Dhaba) built from rocks provide much welcomed hot food and drinks for travelers.: by edwin, Views[291]
         		 Enlightenment found under the stars, or just friends playing a game of cards? The star-lit sky never ceases to amaze me, and as the universe paraded itself in all its glory I wondered if the tent was lit up by the warmth of camaraderie or something else.: by descorpio86, Views[423]
     
    Local children may be hardy and ruddy but retain their immense warmth and curiosity. While the boy seemed a bit circumspect of this stranger, his sister enveloped him in a protective hug and welcomed me with a cheerful, 'Julaay!'.: by descorpio86, Views[337]
         		 The stark landscape of the region is mirrored in the spartan existence of the Buddhist monks. This monk definitely did not have a Ferrari to sell, making do with bits of twine in place of shoe laces. A lesson to be learnt by us whose wasteful urban lives are costing Mother Earth dear.: by descorpio86, Views[645]
         		 Mounds of 'mani' stones dot the landscape as offerings to local spirits, inscribed with Avlokiteshvara's chant
         		 Prayer flags fluttering in the wind at Kunzum La, the gateway to the valley. The sutras(prayers) are released to the wind to purify the air and appease the gods. The colours represent the elements: Space(Blue), Wind(White), Fire(Red), Water(Green) and Earth(Yellow), the balance of which is said to promote peace, strength, wisdom and compassion.: by descorpio86, Views[510]
         		 The girl in the colorful saree at the Golden temple in Amritsar: by alexofoto, Views[850]
     
    The pilgrims of Brahma temple in Pushkar: by alexofoto, Views[274]
         		 Rajasthani woman moving in colors: by alexofoto, Views[471]
         		 Women covered in Colors: by alexofoto, Views[257]
         		 The Beautiful smile of Rajasthani Children in Jaipur: by alexofoto, Views[653]
     
     

         		 A stylish veteran at Dras. The inhabitants of Dras are believed to be Indo-Aryan or Indo-Iranian or Indo-European speaking, believed to have migrated to Ladakh from central Asia. They are called Dard people. They speak Shina a Dardic language.: by kulliprashant, Views[1551]
         		 An infrangible bonding; Dras is known to be the second coldest inhabited place recording a temperature below -40 degrees. This small fragile town has fragile houses with population of around 1201.: by kulliprashant, Views[1298]
         		 Dras, often called as a Gateway to Ladakh came into prominence during 1999 summer's Kargil war where the town was being shelled by the infiltrators, and it was at this place where it all started.: by kulliprashant, Views[851]
         		 PARADISE REGAINED a feeling of relief: by barun, Views[200]
     
    THE HARBINGERS OF PEACE making a positive statment: by barun, Views[1552]
         		 POWER OF THE PRAYER, they undertook a quest for peace: by barun, Views[199]
         		 Smouldering fire threatens to ENGULF THE PARADISE: by barun, Views[233]
         		 In the game of political brinkmanship Kashmir is always used as PAWNS: by barun, Views[255]
         		 An incomplete temple: by lepakshi, Views[289]
     
    A Stone Gazebo: by lepakshi, Views[273]
         		 A snake monolith: by lepakshi, Views[336]
         		 Resting place in the temple: by lepakshi, Views[243]
         		 Anjaneya Statue: by lepakshi, Views[311]
         		 Hawa Mahal ( Wind Palace) of Jaipur, India: by kartickdas, Views[469]
     
    The Moustache Man of Jaipur, India: by kartickdas, Views[271]
         		 The Little Dancer of Jaipur, India: by kartickdas, Views[290]
         		 The Puppet Seller of Jaipur, India: by kartickdas, Views[382]
         		 Snake Charmers of Jaipur, India: by kartickdas, Views[460]
         		 A tradition and faith that will truly never die. I like how this photo shows a ritual being performed by different generations of the family, child, adult, and grandparent. The Ganga ritual, submerging oneself on the water to purify one’s soul, is a family affair every morning in Varanasi. In this scene, the father at the middle of the frame is like introducing to his son their faith in submerging oneself in the river , the other father is also assisting his child, as well as the grandfather is also being assisted. I like how involved the people are with each other’s activities.: by keeponwalking, Views[302]
     
    A boy is raised high in the air by his mother with a group of Indian tourists waiting in line to go inside the Taj Mahal mausoleum.: by keeponwalking, Views[272]
         		 I was drawn to the eyes of the baby! His eyes were so expressive, innocent and excited. I took this photo with his mother in New Delhi.: by keeponwalking, Views[331]
         		 During a really heavy rain in Varanasi, a group of boys were scouring the riverbank of Ganga for whatever they can find useful that were washed off by the water current from the city. After the treasure hunt, the boys somehow gathered up. It's quite curious what they're up to, probably concerning how each other did on their hunt. : by keeponwalking, Views[649]
         		 by photoland, Views[203]
         		 by photoland, Views[172]
     
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