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After leaving Bangalore railway station, we had no plan where to go. We didn't have a city map or smartphones with Google maps (it was the time of simple push-button phones😅). We walked along the road for about an hour in the dust and deafened by all kinds of vehicles of different calibers and, tired of this cacophony, turned into the first alley we came across. It was a residential area and we decided to see how the locals live. We were struck by the narrow streets in this area, it seemed that you could easily touch the walls with outstretched hands. There was life everywhere, we walked along a shopping street where women were selling beautiful roses (I was especially struck by the blue rose😍). When we were walking past a local school, we attracted the attention of local kids😊 Apparently, European tourists are infrequent visitors here and they were interested😊 We talked with them for a while and went on. 🌞...to be continued...🌞 #photography #india #bangalore #travels #adventures
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In india the life is hard for many people there. The flowers are real or not.? Waiting for the next.
Yes, as in any country... we also have enough people working hard for little money.. the flowers looked real😊
Someone thought it was a good reason to rip open that fence long time ago.
😄😄 cut a window into the world😊
Oh India , such a unique place … : )
Yes, the most favorite😊
Looks like you enjoyed walking and seeing those vendors across the street friend hihi
Yes, sis, it was interesting🙂 But it seemed to me that the people there are less smiling than, for example, the residents of Goa and Kanyakumari. They can be compared with the residents of our city. Maybe because they, like us, live in a dusty stuffy city and have to work in the heat..