Categories: TravelIndia

Pushkar, India

Flew kites. Became mini-town stars.

   

Too much time spent shopping the markets.

   

Climbed a hillside to a temple. Found a shirtless hippie American who was about to smash a guitar. We became friends.

    

  

That’s the end of my riveting time in Pushkar. No really it was a place I could’ve just chilled in for a while. Cheap, interesting, relatively clean, peaceful. I probably could say more but honestly, I’m a little under the weather and just don’t feel like it. Enjoy the photos.

  

 

Thanks Tina for this awesome sneaky picture.

 

Sandy

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