We were fortunate enough to be welcomed into the home of the Agarwal Family, where we spent a glorious few days relaxing, eating delicious food, and learning about the ins and outs of Indian weddings (Nidhi, in the black shirt, is getting married in a few months!)
Our favorite street food!
Fresh-squeezed orange juice.
The path leading up to the Delhi Baha'i Temple - a constant colorful stream of people of all different faiths. Complete silence is observed inside the temple and the only sound we heard was the soft jangling of women's bangles and anklets.
Outside the Baha'i Temple.
More street snacks. I think that all three of us would agree that the lack of street food in the United States is one of the main things that keeps us traveling.
Since Katy was heading home in few days she decided to try to cover up the children's "interesting" henna art with some professional henna designs.
The henna artists that work on street corners are incredibly talented. Unfortunately, Katy's pre-existing patterns didn't leave them with much to work with.
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henna art?tattos of henna root stain?
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