American NINK Couple Eagerly Await Their First

Taste of "The Streets of Varanai", Via Rickshaw.

"I Don't Think We Are in Kansas Anymore" This

Picture is a Somewhat Tame Look at the Streets

Cows are Sacred Animals in the Hindu Religion,

and Therefore in India. They Own the Roads.

Pigs Roam the Streets With Careless Abandon, 2nd

Only in Number to Cows.

Bhang, Legal and Sold by the Government, is Culled

From Cannabis and Used to Achieve Transcendental States

Darbhanga Ghat on the West Bank of the Ganges

River in Varanasi,

Central Platform on Dasashvamedha Ghat Where

Evening Ritual Aarti Ceremony is Performed

The Hindu Faithful Paying Homage at a

Wayside Shrine During Evening Aarti (prayers)

Manikarnika Ghat Where Cremation Pyres Burn

Night and Day and Ashes Are Dumped into the Ganges

One of the Five Priests That Perform the Evening

Aarti on the Banks of the Ganges River, EVERYNIGHT!

Sunrise over the River Ganga, Also Know By Its

More Common Name, Ganges.

Even Buddhists Come to the River Ganga to

Witness the Morning Rituals Performed on its Banks

Thousands of Hindu Pilgrims Come to Varanasi

Everyday for a Ritual Cleansing in the Ganges

A Baby's First Dip in the Sacred Ganges River,

A Happy Pilgrim and His Plentiful Manhood After

a Refreshing Morning Dip.

Cremations, Ritual Bathings, and Cleaning Clothes

Are All Done Right Next to Each Other in the Ganges

Be Careful Who Prepares Your Funeral Pyre, as

This Poor Soul's Legs Attest Too.

Morning Scene at the Ghats of Varanasi on the

Banks of the River Ganges

The Quintesential Postcard View of Varanasi Ghats

From a Boat on the Ganges River

The Aftermath of the Local Farmer's Market, Soon

the Cows, Pigs, Goats Will Be By For the Leftovers.

The Morning Farmer's Market Where a Local Sells

One Rocks Weight Worth of Oranges

A Young Girl Not Dressed Traditionally, But With a

Henna Tattoo on Her Hand

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