Showing posts with label Shopping. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Shopping. Show all posts

Friday, February 26, 2010

India Travel Photos Ajmer

These are photos of my trip to Ajmer. I went there to see the mosque with the tomb of a famous sufi saint. These are photos taken on the street.


Photo of Goa. This picture captures the essence of the Goa scene.


Photo of Ajmer, India.


Photo of a flower shop, Ajmer India. This Photo shop was across the street from the mosque. People buy there flowers here to bring into the mosque with them to offer to the sufi saint.


Photo of shops at Ajmer India.


Photo of people in Ajmer India. I like this photo because it shows a lot of action with the kid running down the street smiling, and the man with the bicycle loaded with milk jugs. The streets in India are never still.

Tuesday, February 9, 2010

Photos From Morocco

These are more of my photos from Morocco. There are pictures from markets in Morocco, Moroccan clothing, the countryside of Morocco, tourists in Morocco and horse carriages in Morocco.


Moroccan pastries. These are kind of like sticky buns.


Photo of a typical food market in Morocco.


I like this photo of people resting in the shade during the hot hours of the day.


Photo of White Horses in Morocco.


Photo of a shepherd girl walking through the countryside in Morocco.


Photo of men watching their grandchildren in a park in Morocco. They are wearing the traditional Moroccan robe called a Djellaba.


Photo of beauty supplies and bath supplies in Morocco.


Photo of more Moroccan pastries.


Photo of a horse and carriage in Morocco.


Photo of tourists relaxing in Morocco. This man took his shirt off as he lay in the sun which is not culturally acceptable in Morocco. Since this is a predominantly Muslim country, people do not get naked in public. Needless to say, this naked hippie tourist was getting a lot of awkward stares.

Sunday, October 12, 2008

Taiwan Photographs, MRT Subway, National Palace Museum, Night Market

Here are photographs from the National Palace Museum, the Taiwan National Theater, The MRT Taipei subway, and Night Markets.

Lion Sculpture guarding the National Palace Museum, Taiwan.
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Interior of the National Theater, Taipei.

Inside of the National Theater, Taipei, Taiwan.

Food Stand in Taipei Food Market serving traditional Taiwanese food, dumplings, noodles, etc., Taiwan.

Taipei clothing Market at Hou Shan Pi. Everything is super cheap here. There are racks of clothes in front of every store where things cost about $3 USD each. They wear really fun clothes here.

Handicapped seats on the Taipei, Taiwan MRT subway. These blue seats are reserved for pregnant, disabled, and elderly people. I can't believe it, but no one will sit here on a totally packed train.

Photo of MRT Subway, Taipei, Taiwan.

Crazy White Girl doing flips on MRT.

Outside of the National Palace Museum.

Photo of National Palace Museum in Taipei, Taiwan.

Monday, July 21, 2008

Mayan People, indigenous crafts Guatemala

Here area more photographs from Santiago Atitlan, Guatemala. In this indigenous community in the mountains there are many people who still make and sell traditional crafts. In this region of Guatemala there is the highest population per capita of indigenous people. In Santiago the men still wear their traditional Mayan clothing, a rarity in other parts of Guatemala.

A Mayan man in traditional Mayan clothing. This consists of the short woven pants, a shirt, and a woven, embroidered belt.

Mayan crafts for sale

Painting by local artists in Santiago, Guatemala of the Lake Atitlan

Hand embroidered fabrics done by the Mayan women. They use lots of bird patterns.

More hand embroidered fabrics

An indigenous Mayan man on a traditional lake boat in Lake Atitlan, Guatemala

The road leading to the market in Santiago, Guatemala.

Quarter candy machines in Guatemala

Photo of traditional hand-made Guatemalan boats

A Mayan woman embroidering a shirt for sale in her shop

Saturday, July 19, 2008

Last Photos of Chichicastenango, Guatemala

A day at the market in Chichicastenango can be a little bit hard. It is hot, and there is lots of walking. It is totally worth it though, for the amazing crafts, beautifully dressed people, and the awesome photographs!

Selling turkeys at market in Guatemala

Embroidered Mayan Shirts, the traditional tops that the women wear

A line of Mayan women walking through the market wearing the traditional woven skirt.

Straw hats for sale in the market, that the mayan men wear

A polluted drainage ditch in Antigua

Who wants travelers with diarrhea in Guatemala? I guess this is a medical study to help travelers with diarrhea...gross

Friday, May 30, 2008

VW Bugs, Trash Cans, School Girls and Junk Food in Guatemala

These are my pictures taken in Antigua, Guatemala in Spring of 2008. For more writing on my journey visit my travel blog at www.ladythetramp.com . Here are schoolgirls, tourists, VW bugs, toy cars, junk food and other photos of Guatemala.
Photo of a tourist shopping in Guatemala

Photo of hand made toy cars in the artisan market in Antigua, Guatemala.


Antigua is a clean city. This is a photo of a Trash can in Guatemala.


This is a nice photo of a Volkswagen beetle in Guatemala. These old VW bugs are everywhere in Guatemala and Central America.


(This is another photo of laundry washing facilities in Guatemala, where they wash their clothes by hand.)

(Here is a photo of chips and junk food in a corner store in Guatemala.)

(Photo of hammocks and other colorful textiles and cloth sold in Guatemala.)


(Photo of ruins in Guatemala.)


(Photo of a stop sign in Guatemala. They are made from painted ceramic tiles. "Alto" means stop in Spanish.)


(Photo of a street sign in Guatemala. This is also made out of a tile stuck onto the side of a building.)

(Photo of a rickshaw taxi in Guatemala. They call them tuk tuks here. The taxis usually cost about 10 to 15 Quetzales to get around Antigua.)


(These are ruins of an old spanish school in Antigua, Guatemala.)


(Photo of weird scarecrow-puppet handmade mayan people. I think they are making fun of the spanish with these.)


(Photo of schoolgirls in skirts in Guatemala.)


(Photo of a dilapidated building in Antigua, Guatemala. I really like this photograph.)