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Chawri Bazaar
Photograph by Caleb Kenna
Women shop in Old Delhi’s bustling Chawri Bazaar, a commercial center specializing in brass, copper, and paper products.
Courtyard of Jama Masjid (Friday Mosque)
Photograph by Mark Henley/Panos
A young man dashes barefoot across the courtyard of Delhi’s Jama Masjid (Friday Mosque) in Shahjahanabad, or Old Delhi.
Crowded Market, Old Delhi
Photograph by Mark Henley/Panos
A porter carries a load of goods through the crowded market area of Old Delhi, a labyrinth of lanes flanked by mostly 17th-century homes.
Brightly Colored Saris
Photograph by Qilai Shen/Panos
A man shoulders a stack of brightly colored saris on a street in Old Delhi, a predominantly Muslim area built by Emperor Shah Jahan.
A Ful-Wallah With Flowers
Photograph by Stuart Freedman/Panos
A ful-wallah delivers flowers on his bicycle in the district of Mehrauli, one of seven ancient cities that are now a part of Delhi.
Yoga Class in Lodi Gardens
Photograph by Stuart Freedman/Panos
Delhi residents take part in a yoga class in Lodi Gardens, which were laid out in 1936; at rear is the massive Bara Gumbad Tomb.
Birds Flock Along the Yamuna River
Photograph by Caleb Kenna
Birds flock to a free meal along the Yamuna River, a tributary of the Ganges; the confluence of the two rivers is considered sacred by Hindus.
Broad Square Outside Jama Masjid
Photograph by Qilai Shen/Panos
Muslim faithful walk along the edge of the broad square outside Jama Masjid, the main mosque in Old Delhi, completed in 1656.
Twisting Syrup
Photograph by Qilai Shen/Panos
In the busy commercial center of Old Delhi, a worker outside a shop twists a length of syrup that will be used to make sweets.
Street Barber
Photograph by Amit Pasricha
A man gets a haircut from a street barber in the predominantly Muslim quarters near Chandni Chowk, one of Old Delhi’s busiest markets.