Hampi is a city sacred and attracts many tourists, both foreign Indians. We arrived the day of the 59 years of independence and the Hampi Bazaar (near the temple) was crowded for once Westerners were drowned in the crowd of pilgrims and Indians. We thought to be genes as elsewhere by the presence of "white" (we do not know that we are not alone in enjoying the place ..) but it is the Indian tourists who were the heaviest!
All groups of boys (they traveled in majority in this way, families being less likely) that we met asked us to take our picture with them over issues of ritual and our names our country. Their attitude was really strange: they were coming towards us, laughing, asking us a picture and went away laughing ... has the force we ended up wondering if they do not fouttaient all of us and we asked one of them that AC was supposed to mean ... We simply answered that the Indians loved to meet people and know their names and know where they came from. They take pictures of us to be able to tell then, evidence in support, they encounter aliens! They all laugh because these are real kids and excite them ca to see people coming from elsewhere ... who knew?! Du coup, nous qui sommes venus rencontrer des Indiens, rien que des Indiens, etions presque reduits a les fuir!!
We have (re) rented a scooter and went to stroll not far off the beaten track and it was much more pleasant ... see the photos.
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