As we entered the lush green lawns, we saw this man sitting outside his stall and making lac bangles.
This was his final work.
Further into the mela, I spotted these wood carvings and cane furniture pieces.
There were a lot of terracotta plant holders for gardening enthusiasts.
I loved these butterfly shaped garden steps.
There was a lot to eat but the best find in the food court was Daulat ki Chat. Traditionally chat is full of salt and spices. But Daulat ki Chat is a sweet preparation. It is made of the milk foam and has just a little bit of sugar and is garnished with pista (pistachio), kesar (saffron) and powdered brown sugar. In short, it is DELICIOUS!
9 comments:
a wonderful place to spend some quality time!! thank you for the virtual trip to the mela and introducing daulat ki chat..
Priyanka..this is a great post like most of your post are.I am sure you must have bought those beautiful bangles...beautiful handwork.I have never tasted Daulat ki chaat before..it looks a lot like rasmalai.Thanks for this lovely virtual tour.I envy you for you get to see all these lovely spots all the time.
The header is awesome Priyanka..congratulations on the new look of DD...CHEERS !!
The header is awesome Priyanka..congratulations on the new look of DD...CHEERS !!
those terracotta stuffs were awesome.now i really envy you priyanka.
awesome...priya u d best...:)
hey the header looks nice. you still haven't lost your touch :-)... Thanks for introducing me to dastkar. I didnt know it was soo good.. I plan to buy one of those terracota plant holders for home...would the mela be on till this saturday??
Very nice, I specially like the beautiful bangles
ya header is gr8 u d best
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