As everyone who has been to India knows, there are few places in the world where you can get that much color. It's everywhere: clothes, buildings, cars, jewelry, sky, elephants, you name it. It's pretty much Heaven for photography. Here are some of the photos we got from the beginning of our trip, 3 years back, that began in Kolkata and from where we took a train to Varanasi (Indian trains, that's a whole experience in itself and do prepare yourself psychologically if you will brave Kolkata train station where I did not dare pull out the camera). In future posts we will conclude this photo-story with Varanasi, Jaipur, Udaipur, Goa, Deli and, of course, the legendary Taj Mahal.

Shades of Blue

Waiting for Business

Top of Victoria Memorial Hall

Blue bird (Also at Victoria Memorial Hall)

Still frame at a crossroads

"Poverty does not belong in civilized human society. Its proper place is in a museum." (— Muhammad Yunus)

Unlike some of our previous posts, where we use Free to Use CC0 Photography to illustrate travel stories (always duly attributed to the respective owners), all photography in this post is our work.

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For those looking for new adventures, we have also recently started a series of posts as a narrative of the French Way of the Pilgrimage to Santiago de Compostela in 28 days, across northern Spain. You can read about it and here. Excerpt from the Preface: "a journey through a land of kindness, humanity and faith, which will reveal to the reader that these values are not forsaken, but rather remain spontaneous in certain places of a world that, sadly, came to worship the ephemeral nature of owning over the eternal value of BEING."