Marc went for the week-end to Mumbai, and I spent the week-end in Delhi. He's coming back tonight for some good northern indian food.
I didn't do my visiting alone though. I met a French-Moroccan girl at the airport, and did a lot of visiting and partying together with a group of French, Georgians and (of course) Indians.
I didn't do my visiting alone though. I met a French-Moroccan girl at the airport, and did a lot of visiting and partying together with a group of French, Georgians and (of course) Indians.
:)
India's gate; a monument for the lost lives against Pakistan and Bangladesh
Parliament
Tomb of Muhammad Quli Khan
Qutb Minar; one of the most amazing pillars created by Man for the victory of Islam in India
near the Qtub Minar complex, is the mosque.
IIT Delhi
The Red Fort (Lal Qila)
Aziza and me; everyone stared at us (well at her) because of her Moroccan look and hair. A lot of Indians stopped us to take pictures of us (her). We felt like rockstars!
Inside the Red Fort
story: This Indian dude was selling fake beards and was making a group of 30 Indians laugh with it. We tried it on and, long story short, we made fools of ourselves for 20 minutes. Every single one had taken his camera out and were taking pictures of us. We even had difficulty convincing them to take one with our cameras.
Chai (tea) in the smallest galley imaginable at the bazaar near the Red Fort, where kids on roofs starting throwing water balloons at us. Training for Holi ...
Indian folk; many hold hands while walking.
Purana Mila
Stop spreading your false Islamist propaganda, you cunning Arab. I would LOOOOVE to comment on your descriptions of these pics but don't want to offend the other people reading this blog.
ReplyDeleteDelhi, Jaipur?? been there done that! Je reconnais quelques endroits qu'on avait visite, soo cool! Est-ce que tu as vu le James Bond Octopussy? Il se deroule en Inde aussi, vraiment sympa de pouvoir comparer !
ReplyDeleteLove from Cambridge
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