Camels @ Pushkar Camel fair 2008

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Pushkar Camel fair is a chance to buy or sell Camels, Horses, Cows, Sheep and Goats. Camel Traders come with large groups of Camels to sell them and sometimes go back with some new breeds. Normally one Camel costs between 35K and 50K Rs.

Posted by Ripple (VJ) : Pushkar Camel Fair 2008 : Camel ready for the fair with complete Makeover @ Pushkar Camel fair 2008Camel ready for the fair with complete Makeover @ Pushkar Camel fair 2008

Posted by Ripple (VJ) : Pushkar Camel Fair 2008 : Camels in front of Sun in the evening @ Pushkar Camel fair 2008Camels in front of Sun in the evening @ Pushkar Camel fair 2008

Posted by Ripple (VJ) : Pushkar Camel Fair 2008 : Boy looking at other group of Camels @ Pushkar Camel fair 2008Boy looking at other group of Camels @ Pushkar Camel fair 2008

Posted by Ripple (VJ) : Pushkar Camel Fair 2008 : Camel in relaxed mood @ Pushkar Camel fair 2008Camel in relaxed mood @ Pushkar Camel fair 2008

Posted by Ripple (VJ) : Pushkar Camel Fair 2008 : Camel Trader waiting for the buyer @ Pushkar Camel fair 2008Camel Trader waiting for the buyer @ Pushkar Camel fair 2008

Posted by Ripple (VJ) : Pushkar Camel Fair 2008 : Another Camel Trader looking for the buyers @ Pushkar Camel fair 2008Another Camel Trader looking for the buyers @ Pushkar Camel fair 2008

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Ankur said…
Nice pics !!! Seems u had a gr8 camel odyssey :P
November 13, 2008 at 3:06 PM
Travellingcamera said…
Thanks Dude...

Pushkar Experience was really good... It can be boring for some specific type of people :-)
November 13, 2008 at 6:49 PM
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