Mornings in Mumbai were surprisingly peaceful; the sun slowly rising behind an overcast sky, while men meditated by the turbulent seas.
The beckoning Gothic architecture of Victoria Terminus (now known as Chhatrapati Shivaji Terminus), and the inner chaos that ensued as men and women jumped on and off trains.
The taxi driver who drove us to his friend’s shop rather than Crawford Market, finally finding the market, and bargaining with enthusiastic vendors.
Being the only one in the maidan, serenly tucked away behind the Bombay High Court.
Making friends in Navi Mumbai, listening as they played the most beautiful song I have ever heard, eating cross-legged on the floor, meeting foreign volunteers, taking my first rickshaw ride, and then travelling by train at midnight.
I’d go back in a heartbeat.
I have never been to India, but it’s very high on my list of countries that I would love to visit!
It’s definitely worth the visit! I want to go back and explore the rest of the country 😀
The first pic looks a bit scary 😀
Nice architecture!
haha, yes, the first one does look a bit eerie…
Great pics, I am headed to India in March and cant wait to check out some of these sights.
Where you ever there during holi festival?
Hello Audrey,
Mumbai is also known as the street food capital of India, I hope you enjoyed a bit of it. Your pics are just awesome.