Asia in the Twenty First Century #10

by Marc J Chalifoux on February 3, 2012Leave a comment

Suffocating, delicious, nauseating, wondrous, congested, bewitching, foul, elegant, and shocking are all words that begin to describe the enigma that is Kolkata.

Sudder Street,  Kolkata, West Bengal, India

Samosa Vendor, Kolkata

Victoria Memorial Hall, Kolkata

Class detente, Kolkata

Unfinished idols of the Goddess Saraswati in preparation for Vasant Panchami in the streets of Kolkata.

Dharmatala Mosque, Kolkata

Street idols covered in red powder from festival of color, Kolkata

Children on the streets near Kalighat, Kolkata

 

 

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