City of pink stars

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Walking through a hustling bustling city

the colorful streets and the feeling in the air

 visited the hawa mahal,and the jaipur fort

The beauty in their own and beyond compare

I felt alive in the city of stories 

Where in every corner a new adventure unveils

Amidst the busy city,I met a group of people

Their eyes sparkles like stars and their smile divine

They offered me lassi,chai and kulfi and talked for a while

Sharing their thoughts, stories and smiles it felt like a mile ...


Location: Jammu and Kashmir

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