The old man was relaxing in his small shop

Tea Stall At A Street Corner

A Source Of Energy Found On The Streets Of Mumbai: The Culture Of Chai

A Cup Of Chai In One Hand And A Cookie In The Other Is A Common Sight In Any Town Or Village In India

The Custom Of Breaking The Chai By Slamming It On The Ground When Finished, As Was The Case With Traditional Unglazed Vessels, Seems To Be Less Common

Man Enjoying Drinking Chai

Man And A Cup Of Chai

An Outsider Cannot Distinguish Between Devanagari Used For Hindu And Bengali Alphabet Used For Bengali

Humble Cafe

Palm Of A Man

Resting Shoeless Craftsman

Two Men Drinking Chai

Boy Tapping Tea

Delivery Service Of Chai

Man At The Chai Stall

Man Drinking Chai From A Glass Cup

Man Working In A Tea House

Pot Is Steaming

Shopkeeper In His Small Shop

A Small Shop

Man With A Vacant Look

Shopkeeper Wearing A T-shirt

Young Girl Shopping In A Grocery Store With A Happy And Serious Look On Her Face

There Were No Cars Or Pedicabs To Be Seen In The Residential Areas Of The Taman Sari District, And The Only People Coming And Going On The Streets Were Locals In Their Normal Clothes

People In Jakarta Are Not Interested In Foreigners, Either Because They Are Not Rare, So Walking Around Places Where There Are Not Many Tourists Does Not Attract Much Attention

Like Traditional Japanese Custom, Myanmar People Seem To Sleep On Sleeping Mats On The Floor

Cab Waiting For Customers At Osanbashi Terminal

Judging By The Name Opera City, It Is The Opera House That Is Supposed To Be At The Center

It's Hard To Tell If Indonesian Kinship Names Are Older Or Younger

Yushima Tenjin Is Built On The Edge Of A Plateau, So There Is A Steep Staircase Called Otokozaka By The Precincts Of The Shrine

SUICA And ICOCA Nationwide Transport IC Cards Are Not Accepted On Nagaden Buses