Temples, food, and lots of people

Stone carving at a Jain temple.

Hare Krishna (ISKCON) temple. It's more westernized than any other temple (you might not be able to see this from the photo though), and is the only religious building I've seen here that has inscriptions in English (other than churches), but it was very beautiful. Unfortunately you can't take photos inside of temples. Those would be some of my best photos.

The magical samosa pav, only found in Maharashtra. Spicy potatoes with lots of spices like cumin and coriander, fried, then put in a hamburger bun. Amazingly good tasting.

Great food that was much easier on my stomach, at a Bohra Muslim family's house. Also, the second picture is actually butter chicken and eggs, a rare delicacy for me now.

Still I can't capture in a photo the experience I have every time at a train station.

Indian ice cream. Very tasty milk cream, with a shell made out of dried nuts and fruits. And sugar. But probably a lot less than American ice cream.

Mmmmh

At the end of the road I live on, is a cowshed. So there are plenty of cows and their owners walking around.

There's lots of beautiful street art (and graffiti I can't understand). This, for those of you that don't know, is the Hindu symbol 'om'.

This, though, I can understand. It says 'color'.