Here are some more sights from Rajasthan from Royd Zhang. . . . . 
The beggars are not just in the cities. Whenever the bus stopped for snacks, toilet or gas, some would appear,
Ancient customs and way of life complete with a cell phone!
A wonderful smile and wave is always ready for the camera!
These primary children are off to half-day school on Saturday. Sunday is a day for field trips lead by the teachers. We just saw several groups in Patan, and Modhera last weekend.
A vehicle full. . . . .
Oh these handsome, distinguish faces. . . . .
How did he get up there?
Vibrant colors in the sunlight. . . .
There are red, white, orange and multi-colored turbans worn in Rajasthan. Orange is my favorite. We saw a demonstration of a man rolling his turban with a 27 foot piece of cloth!
Thoughts, comments?
TalesAlongTheWay 
Reblogged this on India Food Club.
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Thanks for the reblog !
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Yes the vibrant and colorful state of india
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A wonderful time was had by all!
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I m from jodhpur rajasthan
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Ah, the blue city. Wonderful. We were there only a day and night to see the center of the city and wander through the fort! https://talesalongtheway.com/2015/01/25/greetings-from-the-golden-city-of-rajasthan/
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Do you live there now? I loved all the “color” cities of Rjasthan. This is what most of the world thinks of when they hear “India”. . . .camels, turbans, desert, colors, snake charmers, elephants, forts. . . . . and yes it is but there is so much more. I am really blessed to have been in India twice for a total of 8 months and traveled to many places. I loved every minute! Especially the warm, friendly, kind, generous people!
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Yes jodhpurites as we call ourselves are special for the amiable nature of the people here
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And it seems so true all over India!
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I m born and brought up in jodhpur but now i live near jalor where i m married so i dont live there now nd i miss my city more than anything
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I hope you get to see your family.
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Yeah i visit my family in about a month
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Do you have children?
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Yeah but the taste in local shops is different .i miss my city the food the local food shops
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Yeah i m mother of a two nd half yr old boy
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I don’t know Jalor.
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The food of jodhpur is incredible and specially the local snacks that is mirchibada and sweets like mava kachori
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Oh, I wish I had known that while we were there. I love the Indian snacks. There are Indian food stores near here that sell the snacks.
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Yeah but the taste in local shops is different .i miss my city the food the local food shops
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I am sure that is true!
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Will shorly write some post on jodhpur i hope u l like them
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Please make sure to notify me so I don’t miss them.
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Done🖒
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