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No great change in Kolkata since we were here last a few years ago.
We decided to experience a short ride on a launch (ferry) and then a taxi ride over the games Howrah bridge, supposed to be the busiest cantilever bridge in the world. No stopping anywhere on the bridge even for a short while and it is enforced.
An evening walk around Park Street. Window shopping and dry Bhel Puri from the pavement.
A stop at Flurys in Park street for some pastries and dinner at Mocambo.
We leave tomorrow for Bodh Gaya, early in the morning.
Here are a few images of the streets of Kolkata
Snacks in the Capital of West Bengal |
Roadside eateries are quite common in Kolkata |
Barber shops on busy streets too are common here |
Must have lunch before the next delivery - An Ekart employee having his llunch. |
Kolkatan enjoying his smoke, I think smokers as percentage of population will be highest in West Bengal. |
Bathing on the tstreets is also common in Kolkata |
Tram |
The Howrah Bridge, highest volume of traffic amongst all cantilever bridges in the world. |
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Kolkata the city with the maximum number of hand pumps on streets in India? |
Howrah Bridge |
All dressed up for Chauth Puja |
Chat Puja celebrations on the streets of Kolkata |
Bathing ghats on the Hooghly from a ferry |
Animated discussion on a ferry |
Home |
Here we go |
Youngsters in Kolkata |
Tobacco stains on a toll booth |
Traffic jam? No traffic as it is everyday - Kolkata |
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