Indian street

Muslim shop owner in the small town of Bundi, Rajasthan, India, 2011.

Please do not use without my permission. India. Summer 2012.

India, seen through a street-style photographer’s lens.

Cloth Market, Old Delhi, India. There appears to be an endless selection of fabric in the centuries-old Cloth Market. This major market in Delhi's fabric district is at the end of Chandni Chowk boulevard, a block north of Fatehpuri Mosque along Church Mission Road. Delhi's fabric district is found along Chandni Chowk in three major markets / bazaars (bazars) and a thriving wholesale distribution network. The major fabric centers along Chandni Chowk are the Cloth Market, Katra Neel and Kinari…

Ever wondered how to haggle in India? I've rounded up tips from fellow travellers for this guide to haggling at Indian markets (and elsewhere in Asia).

Dharavi (Hindi and Marathi: धारावी; also spelled Daravi, Darravy, Dorrovy) is a slum in Mumbai, India. It is one of the largest slums in the world. Dharavi slum was founded in 1880s during the British colonial era. The slum grew in part because of expulsion of factories and residents from peninsular city center by colonial government, and from rural poor migrating into urban Mumbai (then called Bombay). Modern day Dharavi came to be founded in the 1940's once the British left India, and once…

Mumbai (Bombay), India, is jam-packed with fun activities, places to sightsee, and cultural experiences. Check out what there is to see and do here!

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