Yesterday, I went to visit my in-laws. They live in Prabhadevi in central Mumbai, so I caught the train to Dadar station.
The station is a chaotic but fascinating place. In front of it is a huge flower market. The vendors sell such eye-catching and sweet smelling flowers.
Flower sellers at Dadar station.
Garland seller at Dadar station.
Lots of other small stalls can also be found in the area, such as this shoe seller.
Shoe seller at Dadar station.
The street where my in-laws live is just as interesting. Known as “Phul Galli” (flower lane), it’s located right next to Shivaji Park, behind the famous Siddhivinayak Temple.
Phul Galli (flower lane), behind Siddhivinayak Temple.
Every day, the street turns into a colourful carnival of flower sellers, snack stalls, and sadhus who do business with devotees coming to visit the temple.
Vendors in Phul Galli.
I love sitting at the window in of my in-laws fourth floor apartment, which overlooks the street, and watching it all. The scene is constantly changing. I could sit there for hours and not be bored!
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i have flower wadi use in godhbhrai so plz send me sum photo of wadi
as possibal as early