Market lady, Vietnam on Flickr.

Street life in Vietnam
Street life in the south of Vietnam means water life, at the Mekong river
Top 5, my selection

Woman in Pushkar on Flickr.

Woman having a short break at the small lake in Pushkar.
This photo was taken from my hotelroom, the most special room ever. A very own top of the tower room overwiewing the lake and Pushkar. Recommended!

Market lady, Vietnam on Flickr.

Floating market in Vietnam
A beautiful move from a hard working business woman in the Mekong Delta, Vietnam.

Brazilian puppet women-Minas Gerais Brazil on Flickr.

Decorating windows in the Minas Gerais, Brazil.

Spirit of Mexico in San Cristóbal de las Casas-Chiapas on Flickr.

Spirit of Mexico in San Cristóbal de las Casas, Chiapas
Colourful ending of a beautiful day. Mayan women from surrounding villages of San Cristóbal packed their bags and children and went home.

kunang-kunang:

たしかに、バラナシ（インド）には、犬が多かった記憶がある。

けれど、こんなに人にくっついてねんねしている犬は見かけなかったな～。

stevemccurry:

Varanasi, India

My stomache hurts looking at this photograph
Vibrant Varanasi unfortunately was the end of my trip to India. How I wish to go back!

Not so Christian church-San Cristobal de las Casas, Chiapas, Mexico on Flickr.

San Cristobal de las Casas, Mexico
Sacred and odd. Or odd and sacred. I’ll never forget this place.

Via Flickr:
This colonial church in San Juan Chamula is in use as a playground, small market and meeting point. No catholic rememberance anymore but still (or maybe: because of that) a very spiritual spot.

I vote ‘yes’ for Bolivia

Beautiful people, amazing landscapes, good hiking.

No sea, that’s the only disadvantage…  

travelingcolors:

Copacabana | Bolivia (by Maria Fortunato)

Woman in Pushkar on Flickr.

Woman in Pushkar
Just once a year it get’s busy overhere: during the yearly camel races. Otherwise it’s a nice laid back town.

gowiththesoul:

brazilwonders:

Pelourinho’s women from Bahia (Baianas) 

love this photo.