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| Early morning | street yet to wake up |
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| Internal courtyard part of the shopping route |
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| Internal courtyard with its shops |
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| Connecting a back street to the court |
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| Connecting the courtyard to another street behind |
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| Peeping from a street to the main street - old and new building with their colors |
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| Deep inside, an open space with a dargah |
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| Residential area in the "Market" |
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| Fruit vendors in the open street |
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| Flower market |
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| Flower market |
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| Flower market | blind man selling flowers |
Nice pictures. During my days in Bengaluru, I often visited this area. I remember passing by the house in picture 8.
ReplyDeleteThank you Siddeshwar! These lanes and their houses have such intimacy that one can connect so spontaneously with them, something I can't say for most current city environments.
ReplyDeleteHey Nikhil,
ReplyDeleteYou have to visit this place at 3 or 4 in the morning. The flower vendors occupy the road at the intersection and the entire place is full of people. You would never imagine the place being crowded so early in the morning. That is the time you can shop for fresh flowers and the everyone is gone by 6AM.
Regards,
Rakesh