All along Hindu Street there are small alleyways and stairways leading to courtyards and living spaces behind and above the shops, most of them are so small in size that I had to turn my shoulders side ways and stoop to move through them. Behind the shops was a wealth of visual treats; surfaces, colours, structures and shapes.
Here people were stacked on top of each other in small enclosed communities, with shared wells, washing areas and shrines.
The pigeon breeders use bamboo grids on tall poles to give their birds a place to roost, high up and away from the cats.
