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 Photos of a Trip in North of India. We have collect more than 3.000 photographes from New Delhi, Jaipur, Udaipur, Agra, Varanasi, Darjeeling, Khajuraho, Orchha, Jaisalmer, Mt Abu, Jodhpur, Ranakpur, Pushkar...

 
  Total Pictures: 56   Pag. Index << 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 >>
Go to big photo: Diwali lights - Varanasi   Diwali lights - Varanasi
  Author: Eva & A. De Cara
  Text: Diwali, the Hindu New Year, or Deepavali is very enthusiastically celebrated for five days and each day has its significance with a number of myths, legends and beliefs. Deepvali is the sanskrit word meaning rows of lights, and it's celebrated in almost all India.
Go to big photo: Varanasi - India   Varanasi - India
  Author: Eva & A. De Cara
  Text: For over 2000 years, Varanasi, the 'eternal city', has been one of the holiest places in India. Built on the banks of the sacred Ganges.
Go to big photo: Ghats on the edge of Ganges river. Varanasi - India   Ghats on the edge of Ganges river. Varanasi - India
  Author: Eva & A. De Cara
  Text: The best ghat for looking the riverside activity is Dasaswamedh Ghat. Here you'll find a dense concentration of people who come for a ritual bath, offer blessings, buy paan, sell flowers, get a massage, have a swim, get a shave, and do their karma good by giving money to beggars.
Go to big photo: Rutual bath in the Ganges - Varanasi - India   Rutual bath in the Ganges - Varanasi - India
  Author: Eva & A. De Cara
  Text: Rithuals baths in the Ganges ghats.
Go to big photo: Flowers seller for blessing - Varanasi - India   Flowers seller for blessing - Varanasi - India
  Author: Eva & A. De Cara
  Text: Selling flowers near the ghat in Varanasi.
Go to big photo: Prayer wheels - Ghoom - India   Prayer wheels - Ghoom - India
  Author: Eva & A. De Cara
  Text: The Tibetan Prayer Wheel is a device used in Tibetan Buddhism as a way to distribute blessings and spread positive wishes to the world
Go to big photo: Handwritten Buddhist books in Ghoom Monastery - India   Handwritten Buddhist books in Ghoom Monastery - India
  Author: Eva & A. De Cara
  Text: Ghoom Monastery has also preserved some of the rare handwritten Buddhist manuscripts.
Go to big photo: Buddhist Monks playing football - Ghoom - India   Buddhist Monks playing football - Ghoom - India
  Author: Eva & A. De Cara
  Text: Young monks playing football.
  Total Pictures: 56   Pag. Index << 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 >>


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