Last year I had an all too brief stop over in Madurai for a couple of days, mostly concerned with visiting the major sites I’ve already blogged about such as the Meenakshi Amman Temple and Thirumalai Nayak Palace.
But luckily there was time in my schedule to explore the city a little more, both on foot and via the slightly tourist-centric pedal rickshaw, which I have to say was great fun !
What’s clear to anyone visiting Madurai is just how proud the people are of their city and heritage, and simply how friendly everyone is. I don’t think I’ve been to a more friendly city anywhere in India.
Below are just a few shots I took whilst meandering around the city, a bit of Madurai street photography if you like. Click on the image to see it in a larger format.
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Categories: India, Madurai, Madurai Street Photography, Tamil Nadu
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South India is always the kindness and tempered places. I have good time. Too bad I didn’t have time to visit Madurai. Looks nice and relaxing. thanks for sharing.
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Beautiful photography! Your photos capture the open, infectious warmth of the Indian people. Great job! We love India and will be back late next year, traveling from Delhi to Kashmir.
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Wonderful. These pictures really capture the mood.
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Thank you for following my blog and in turn giving me the chance to explore yours. You have a wonderfully authentic blog here. Glad to have stumbled upon it 🙂
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