Whether you’re after phosphorescent cakes, a bulk order of Maggi noodles, monkeys walking the high wire, a porter, a prayer flag, a quick chant over a butter lamp, a climb of a mountain or a cup of chai, you know it’s never more than ten minutes away in McLeodganj. All this, and so much more. Angus McDonald took these photos while teaching a couple of recent photography courses in and about town.
The main square reflected in the window of a jeep, McLeodganj. Photo by Angus McDonald
Cake shop in McLeodganj. Photo by Angus McDonald
A Gaddi woman in the bazaar, McLeodganj. Photo by Angus McDonald
Kashmiri porters in the main square, McLeodganj. Photo by Angus McDonald
Derelict shopfront in Forsyth Ganj. Photo by Angus McDonald
A Tibetan monk and local men in the main square, McLeodganj. Photo by Angus McDonald
Hanging out at the autorickshaw stand in McLeodganj. Photo by Angus McDonald
Waiting for a bus in Forsyth Ganj. Photo by Angus McDonald
Importunate woman in the main square, McLeodganj. Photo by Angus McDonald
McLeodganj viewed through prayer flags. Photo by Angus McDonald
Monkeys cross a cable in McLeodganj. Photo by Angus McDonald
View of Forsyth Ganj from the main temple. Photo by Angus McDonald
Votive candles at the main temple in McLeodganj, viewed through a smeared window. Photo by Angus McDonald
A monk drives an SUV through the McLeodganj bazaar. Photo by Angus McDonald
Maggi noodles, a local staple, for sale in McLeodganj. Photo by Angus McDonald
Monks and nuns light votive candles at the main temple, McLeodganj. Photo by Angus McDonald
Prayer flags near the Dalai Lama’s home, McLeodganj. Photo by Angus McDonald
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