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We visited India in January 2015 and all we read beforehand proved to be exactly right: it was loud, it was chaotic, air was insanely polluted and dirt and trash were everywhere.
Some guide books tell you you'll either fall in love, or hate India, but you won't be indifferent to it. And it has definitely proven to be true in our case. The former that is - we fell in love almost immediately.
There're so many interesting countries yet to discover - so many in fact that we almost never visit the same place twice. But India is that one country we just have to go to again!
Jaipur, Rajasthan.
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Taj Mahal
The single most beautiful human-made thing I've ever seen.
Agra.
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At a time I thought those kids are just joyful. That one of tham was asking for something I only noticed weeks later back at home when looking at this photograph.
Agra.
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Son of a store owner where we bought few bottles of water.
Orchha.
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The fort complex in Orchha.
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I did hesitate before photographing this homeless child sleeping on a sidewalk, because it is such a intimate and tragic scene.
On the other hand it's important that we, privileged folks from developed countries, realize there are children out there who don't have even the simplest bed..
Mumbai.
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Delhi.
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Muslim neighbourhood, amazingly lively place.
Delhi.
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Barber show right on the street.
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Secretariat Building (North Block). Delhi.
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Holy Cow! Jaipur.
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A Fatehpur Sikri served as a capital of the Mughal Empire for only 14 years. It's now called the "abandoned city".
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My wife inside of the Taj Mahal. She's leaning back against "jali" - a window made of a perforated stone.
Agra.
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Varanasi.
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There wasn't enough room in that train to even enter a car.
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Homeless in Delhi.
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Jaipur.
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Night market close to Jama Masjid, Delhi.
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Jama Masjid, Delhi.
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Jama Masjid, Delhi.
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Jama Masjid, Delhi.
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Delhi.
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Delhi.
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Lotus Temple, Delhi.
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Woman from Delhi.
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In Amber Fort, Jaipur.
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Lazy. Jaipur.
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Interior of one of the buildings of an old palace.
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Taj Mahal, Agra.
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A few of most prominent elements of India: modern, rapidly developing cities (here - Mumbai) mixed with tradition. And lots of trash and dirt.