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Pushkar - Holy City
... even learn something about the temple’. And we did, looking at various illustrations on the walls of the temple depicting the second marriage of Brahma and his angry first wife who placed a curse on him, this being the reason why there is only one Brahma temple in all of India.
Once the guided tour came to an end, the intelligent looking young man explains that now we have to go to the lake to place the flowers. He says an older Brahmin will be there to recite ...
Good Horn, Good Brakes, Good Luck
... we stopped for some lunch near where we had lost Iain in the hope he would come past. Unfortunately we had no such luck although we did bump into another guy that we had met whilst riding earlier. Strange how things go sometimes. Polishing off our Thalis we went for a walk around and realised we were actually not far from our hotel. I decided it might be a good idea to clean myself up properly and get all the sand and grit out of my arm. Id only ...
Pushkar
... dafür ‚heilige‘ See. Ein netter Inder hat
uns in der Abenddämmerung auf den Stufen zum See die Geschichte um das
Mysterium des Sees erklärt und einige Bräuche der Hindu-Religion … das hatte
schon was - trotzdem würd ich mich nicht in dem See waschen … ich glaub, dass
würd anstatt Glück einige we***** schöne ...
Pushkar, quiet and relaxing village
... L’un des derniers temples Brahma au monde se trouve ici. Durant ces trois jours nous avons joué le jeu, même si nous n’avions pas vraiment le choix de toute manière, et mangé végétarien. Tous les restaurants de la ville servent uniquement des plats végétariens. Nous devions également ne pas boire d’alcool, ne pas s’embrasser ou se toucher en public, ne pas manger de viande bien entendu ni même d’œufs. Nous avons survécu ces règles, ne sommes ...
Life's a haggle
... vegetables, water & milk offered by visitors and worshippers.
The dusty streets are shared by tuk-tuks, bicycles, motorcycles, mopeds, camel-cars, cows, bulls, goats, hairy pigs, pigeons, monkeys, dogs, no cats, the occasional elephant, horses, donkeys, peacocks (in the early morning) and lots of people. All this is accompanied by an overwhelming and constant buzz of claxons. There are beautiful old ...
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