India is an assault on the senses – “assault” in the most positive sense, and nowhere is this more evident than the “Golden Triangle”. The triangle connects three of the most popular tourist destinations – the nation's capital Delhi, Agra and Jaipur. While the “Pink City” [more of a terracotta shade] is casually regal, Delhi has more pleasant surprises up its sleeve than the times you've read about its smog [it's also the city of parakeets], and Agra can only be compared to Giza in terms of its spectacular assets. TEXT & PHOTOS: KARIM WAHEED
India is an assault on the senses – “assault” in the most positive sense, and nowhere is this more evident than the “Golden Triangle”. The triangle connects three of the most popular tourist destinations – the nation's capital Delhi, Agra and Jaipur. While the “Pink City” [more of a terracotta shade] is casually regal, Delhi has more pleasant surprises up its sleeve than the times you've read about its smog [it's also the city of parakeets], and Agra can only be compared to Giza in terms of its spectacular assets.
TEXT & PHOTOS: KARIM WAHEED
India is an assault on the senses – “assault” in the most positive sense, and nowhere is this more evident than the “Golden Triangle”. The triangle connects three of the most popular tourist destinations – the nation's capital Delhi, Agra and Jaipur. While the “Pink City” [more of a terracotta shade] is casually regal, Delhi has more pleasant surprises up its sleeve than the times you've read about its smog [it's also the city of parakeets], and Agra can only be compared to Giza in terms of its spectacular assets. TEXT & PHOTOS: KARIM WAHEED
India is an assault on the senses – “assault” in the most positive sense, and nowhere is this more evident than the “Golden Triangle”. The triangle connects three of the most popular tourist destinations – the nation's capital Delhi, Agra and Jaipur. While the “Pink City” [more of a terracotta shade] is casually regal, Delhi has more pleasant surprises up its sleeve than the times you've read about its smog [it's also the city of parakeets], and Agra can only be compared to Giza in terms of its spectacular assets. TEXT & PHOTOS: KARIM WAHEED
India is an assault on the senses – “assault” in the most positive sense, and nowhere is this more evident than the “Golden Triangle”. The triangle connects three of the most popular tourist destinations – the nation's capital Delhi, Agra and Jaipur. While the “Pink City” [more of a terracotta shade] is casually regal, Delhi has more pleasant surprises up its sleeve than the times you've read about its smog [it's also the city of parakeets], and Agra can only be compared to Giza in terms of its spectacular assets. TEXT & PHOTOS: KARIM WAHEED
India is an assault on the senses – “assault” in the most positive sense, and nowhere is this more evident than the “Golden Triangle”. The triangle connects three of the most popular tourist destinations – the nation's capital Delhi, Agra and Jaipur. While the “Pink City” [more of a terracotta shade] is casually regal, Delhi has more pleasant surprises up its sleeve than the times you've read about its smog [it's also the city of parakeets], and Agra can only be compared to Giza in terms of its spectacular assets. TEXT & PHOTOS: KARIM WAHEED
India is an assault on the senses – “assault” in the most positive sense, and nowhere is this more evident than the “Golden Triangle”. The triangle connects three of the most popular tourist destinations – the nation's capital Delhi, Agra and Jaipur. While the “Pink City” [more of a terracotta shade] is casually regal, Delhi has more pleasant surprises up its sleeve than the times you've read about its smog [it's also the city of parakeets], and Agra can only be compared to Giza in terms of its spectacular assets. TEXT & PHOTOS: KARIM WAHEED
