The first couple of Pushkar blog posts attempted to describe some of the chaos and beauty around the camel fair. This post is really just a photo journey. Enjoy.
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| The wooden structure behind the signs is a motorcycle ring of death. |
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| Just a nice looking backdrop. |
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| Pushkar from the top of a mountain temple. |
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| It gets crowded in the narrow streets. |
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| This woman was getting a tattoo on the side of the road as motor bikes, people and animals rushed past. Seems sanitary. |
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| Amazing horse carriage. |
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| "I'm OK." |
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| "Not OK!" |
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| People dress a Hindu gods and collect offerings. It was common to see children dressed and painted in this style. |
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| A holy man in town for the festival. |
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| The temple keep at the top of the mountain. |
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| Overlooking the camel fair. |
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