Sacred Ghats, Sacred Cows
A day roaming in Vanarasi’s Old City and its bathing ghats on the Ganges river.
January 25th, 2009 in
India
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Definitely way ahead of its time – an entire city of pedestrian malls!
Great collection of photos. These are some of your best photos so far – or maybe just my personal favourites. It feels as though I am looking through a window at the city and unnoticed.
The alleys are surprisingly clean.
Thanks Aimee. Varanasi was a surprisingly enjoyable city to photograph in–it felt effortless. And yes, river aside, it is remarkably clean.