Indian Bazaars

This is the start of a cumulative list of blogposts on Bazaars of India . I’d like to thank fellow bloggers who have already shared t...

“Go to Sassoon Dock at break of day, and there before you are the two unchanging forces of Bombay – commerce and the sea – in jostling, cla...

This post is part of the  Bazaar Tour Series .  You can read here about Gandhi Bazaar: Street Vendor Eviction and about Pedestrianising Gan...

This post is a part of the series on Bazaar Tours in India . For those travelling to Varkala, in Kerala, soaking in the experiences at the C...

In India, when you travel to small towns, many traditional houses have antique furniture, brass items, paintings and artefacts that would fe...

This is the first part of a series on Bazaar Tours in Indi a - some Bazaars that you may want to explore on your own. I relate here how it w...

I think that trade in present-day temple towns is as much for international tourists as for the local or domestic pilgrims who come from nea...

At the street junction, a signboard that says ‘Thiru Annamalaiyar Thirukkoyil – Thiru Manjana Gopuram (South)’. The street to the right wher...

You read this board “Arulmigu Sri Arunachaleshwarar Temple – Devasthana Abisheka Special Panchamirtham Naivetya Prasadam available here”. De...

"These paper boats of mine are meant to dance on the ripples of hours, and not to reach any destination" - Rabindranath Tagore Thi...