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    some tourists even swam in here...not quite to my standards though, again it's the human excrement on the banks that puts me off: by gretch_costa, Views[258]
         		 So many vultures added an eerie feeling to the dilapidated buildings: by gretch_costa, Views[194]
         		 by gretch_costa, Views[226]
         		 Orchha township - super chilled out after coming from Delhi, only 9000 peps :): by gretch_costa, Views[249]
         		 Raj Mahal, one of two massive palaces that surround Orchha: by gretch_costa, Views[274]
     
    These security gates are actually plugged in! God know's who they're trying to protect: by gretch_costa, Views[374]
         		 PaharGanj, backpacker filth: by gretch_costa, Views[1608]
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         		 Huyaman's tomb, New Delhi: by gretch_costa, Views[497]
         		 Jama Masjid - India's largest mosque: by gretch_costa, Views[390]
     
    impromptu parade near the Red Fort, Old Delhi: by gretch_costa, Views[278]
         		 by gretch_costa, Views[242]
         		 The mammothly good Thali...YUM!: by gretch_costa, Views[290]
         		 downtown capital city of Delhi, elephants and all!: by gretch_costa, Views[258]
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         		 expect a few more shots of the Taj...it is a mighty impressive building: by gretch_costa, Views[190]
         		 where the laundry gets done...Indian style: by gretch_costa, Views[233]
         		 very India...railways and blazing sun: by gretch_costa, Views[261]
     
    the mighty taj presented by a mighty local :): by gretch_costa, Views[197]
         		 cricket?: by gretch_costa, Views[197]
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         		 Yamuna River from the Baby Taj - a small delicate building similar to the big daddy. Awesome marble inlay work: by gretch_costa, Views[320]
         		 some of the fullas doing restoration inlay work on the Baby Taj...of course they called me over for photos so they could glimpse my legs and ask for money...India.: by gretch_costa, Views[241]
     
    street view: by gretch_costa, Views[249]
         		 Agra Fort...much the same as other Indian forts funnily enough: by gretch_costa, Views[287]
         		 Downtown Agra, gateway to India's finest monument...ha ha! it's a frikkin' shithole, filth everywhere...ah, India!: by gretch_costa, Views[580]
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         		 on the way back home from kheer ganga: by jaspal, Views[1473]
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    pin parvati velly: by jaspal, Views[361]
         		 on the way to kheer ganga: by jaspal, Views[721]
         		 As is the tradition in many Buddhist lineages, monastics are also seen throughout the Bodhi Temple complex prostrating toward the spot of the Buddha's enlightenment, offering themselves completely to the model the Buddha provides.: by ivan_miral, Views[1050]
         		 One by one, pilgrims touch the rail and gaze at the spot where the Buddha achieved enlightenment, filled with apparent love and admiration.: by ivan_miral, Views[661]
         		 In addition to many lay pilgrims, the Bodhi Temple at Bodhgaya attracts Buddhist monastics from every nation and every tradition. Here, a Japanese Zen nun prays while Southeast Asian Therevadan monks look on.: by ivan_miral, Views[1799]
     
    Ive and his parents celebrate completing the climb to the Dungeshwari caves outside Bodhgaya, where the Buddha is said to have explored extreme ascetcism before discovering his Middle Way between earthly renunciation and earthly indulgence.: by ivan_miral, Views[751]
         		 Indian man sweeping in front of a statue of Maitreya, an enlightened man (Buddha) expected to come in the future. The statue is at the Root Wisdom Institute -- a beautiful retreat center built by Gelukpas (a lineage of Tibetan Buddhism) in Bodhgaya.: by ivan_miral, Views[1221]
         		 A monk prepares the shrine at Bodhgaya's Thai Temple for evening services.: by ivan_miral, Views[948]
         		 Ive shares a moment with the auto-rickshaw driver set to take his parents back to the Root Wisdom Institute, where we stayed all but our first night in Bodhgaya.: by ivan_miral, Views[604]
         		 Maybe searching for their enlightenment, but at least enjoying the present moment, Ive's parents sit below a Bodhi tree near Bodhgaya's Japanese Temple.: by ivan_miral, Views[501]
     
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