Mirchi, gawar, karela and gilora -- or -- chillies, beans, bitter gourd and gilora
at Mumbai's Bhaji Gulli. (Vegetable Street)
Should you be in Mumbai & want to take a personalised tour, I highly recommend Deepa Krishna of Mumbai Magic: A la Carte Tours. The tour I took here was the newly launched Mumbai Local Tour which takes in a fascinating variety of architecture, markets and transport across this vibrant mega-city.
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jueves, 24 de abril de 2008
miércoles, 23 de abril de 2008
Kela-wallah
Banana-seller at Worli village in Bombay.
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Should you be in Mumbai & want to take a personalised tour, I highly recommend Deepa Krishna and Freni Avari of Mumbai Magic: A la Carte Tours. The tour I took here was of the fishing village at Worli which is far from the usual tourist route of the Mumbai and has a completely different atmosphere to the heaving city.
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Should you be in Mumbai & want to take a personalised tour, I highly recommend Deepa Krishna and Freni Avari of Mumbai Magic: A la Carte Tours. The tour I took here was of the fishing village at Worli which is far from the usual tourist route of the Mumbai and has a completely different atmosphere to the heaving city.
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Road-side Pulse
Pulses and grains in Bhaji Gulli in Bombay. The road marking indicates where the vegetable sellers can display their vegetables up to -- past that is for customers to browse their goods.
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Winter Fare
Bher (Indian jujube fruit: zizyphus mauritiana), saunf (fennel) and roasted water chestnuts at Manek Chowk in the Old City.
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sábado, 19 de abril de 2008
Chai Break
Drinking tea at the entrance to the covered vegetable market at Mandvi. She sits on one side and her female relative sells from the other side and they seem to have a great time exchanging comments across the busy bazaar entrance.
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