Ox wagons and gypsies |
Rows of wagons |
They are taking their animals as well |
Cotton harvest time |
Our first view of the Ajanta Temple Caves |
Amazing paintings inside |
And great front doors |
Such workmanship |
Love this one |
Drying grain on the road |
Entering the Temple at Ellora Caves |
The carving is amazing |
All hewn out of the rock - from the top downwards |
More caves in the complex |
On our way down the mountains to Goa |
And sunset over the ocean |
Our camp spot |
Such lush green scenery |
The Cathedral at Old Goa |
More crops hogging the road |
The scenery around Hampi |
Heading through the villages |
Our scooter for the day |
Harvesting rice |
The Ladies Bath House |
A small section of the ruins |
Stepwell |
Temple carvings |
Watch Tower |
Lovely House |
The Elephant House |
So much! |
The river near the old Hampi village |
My favorite piece - the stone chariot |
Leaving Hampi |
And heading south |
The Cathedral at Mysuru |
The Expo beside our camp spot |
The Palace at night |
And day |
Exploring the markets - powder for face paint |
And the flowers |
Banana leaves for plates |
In town |
And into the Palace grounds |
Incredible |
See where we are camped - just through the archway |
The Car Museum |
And in the National Park |
Yes I know - he has a rope around his neck and a chain on his foot |
And into the forests |
And Tea Plantations |
And cropping areas |
Love the pastel houses - especially from a distance |
Hebron School |
Heading down the mountain |
Local dress - they are all wearing it (the men that is) |
Villages all have Temples |
Heading to Fort Cochin |
Vasco de Gama Church |
Laundry - that old iron was heavy |
Waterways |
The Cultural experience - such an expressive face |
And amazing outfits |
The colours kept changing - it was a bit scary |
The huge inlet |
And fishing nets |
So many waterways |
At Veraka Beach |
The old Temple |
Photo Op through the gates |
Rice paddies and rocky outcrops as we continue south |
Right at the bottom at sunset point |
And this at the very bottom of India |
So many pilgrims |
At the Church |
And all the boys |
Love how the ladies in this area wear flowers in their hair |
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