old delhi
Red fort 50 Rupees entrance fee. Cheap.
After arranging my midnight escape from New Delhi, I set forth for the Red Forth. Built by the Mughals in the height of their power, the Red Fort is impressive. You can only see one side at a time while the other side is hidden in the distant haze (or was that pollution?)
Lots of Kodak moment. I finished my tour before sunset. Actually the local tourists are equally fun to watch as the architecture. Indians are perhaps the most photo generic people in the world. They are full of colors, full of characters.
After I finished my tour in Red Fort, I toured the busy and chaotic market when waiting for the night and light show. The traffic in the market street is chaotic.
Well it is not really any erotic movie. X rated movie is illegal in India (at least officially). This is what they called the romantic movie AB...BAS! directed by Rajesh Singh, Now or Never.
some kind of jain temple this might be
crossing the road is extremely time consuming and dangerous.
Even Mahatma Gandhi can't escape from the pigeon droppings (those nasty pigeons shit on my shoulder too).
A timeless clock. The concept of time in India is quite different from the rest of the world.
A small market in Old Delhi selling Tibetian goods. It's only temporary.
Red Fort Light and sound show. There were much sound with not much of light. A lot of noise and no action. No picture. But the story telling was good. Very informative. It's kind of strange that majority of the audiences are Hindus but the show is in English (very clear and standard English).
