A woman washes her face at the Jama Masjid mosque in Old Delhi, India. This was taken during the call to prayer, the sound of which sent the pigeons into a frenzy.

A chance to get to know each other well

Ubiquitous in Delhi. This one was perched on a ledge just outside my room at the La Sagrita Tourist Home in Sunder Nagar.

Ho ho ho! originally clicked by Neha Vishvanathan and kissed by ange

On the way to Jaipur, our driver Ravi stopped at this rest stop for breakfast.

Sami Ben Gharbia, Salam Adil, Amira Al-Hussaini

I stayed at a family owned B&B in Greater Kailash 1 (GK1).

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I became intrigued with these "very sexy women's wear" signs that were all over the market after reading Lonely Planet's recommendation that foreign women make sure not to show too much skin. In fact, I purposely bought shawls to wear while walking in the street on my own. It was partly influenced by the LP tip, but also partly to emulate the elegance of Indian women most of whom wear some sort of shawl, scarf of traditional drape. Note also that LP specifically said that wearing local garb is perceived by locals to be a sign of respect.

aaah linux, YES!

My room at the La Sagrita Tourist Home in Delhi

Rawrr Rawrr!

originally clicked by Neha Vishvanathan and kissed by ange