A trishaw driver hailing passengers
(in most countries it's quite the other way!)
Loads of Tourists in Trishaws (bicycle rickshaws)
The girls pose in their neclaces with the flower vendor
The vendor's spouse and business partner.
I really think constant exposure to flowers
might be a great profession!
might be a great profession!
Some of their handywork
Sri Maha Mariamman Temple
We made a pitstop along the street where the flower vendors hawk their fragrant creations to Hindu and Buddhist devotees. While we sipped our Gingerbeers and cold water, we watched tourists flooding this popular Hindu temple. I saw a pair of Chinese tourists enter. "They didn't take off their shoes," I noted. Very quickly the temple officials noted as well, and shooed them out the door to remove their footware before entering again. There were load of rubber flip-flops, sandals and other shoes littering the area in from of the on-the-street temple (which lacks a front courtyard area.) Millie wondered if shoes ever get stolen. But we guessed that would sort of betray the goodness they hope to propagate.
A very tired Eliza
too hot and sleepy to eat her favorite Indian food:Naan
The Set Lunch Special
Garlic Naan with Tandoori Chicken & Dahl
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