We are coming out of the narrow maze of streets and shops, and in the foreground, we can see Chandnie Chowk, the place of worship for the Moslim's.

The colorful Sari's are hand beaded.

This hopelessly congested bazaar remains Asia's largest wholesale market. Crafts, once patronized by Mughals continue to be sold in the small lanes.

The bread was made in this shop across from Karims. There is an oven inside, and the dough is slapped onto the sides of the floor oven. When it is cooked, it will fall off the walls of the oven, but the baker will catch it just in time. Karim serves food from recipes that were handed down from those who cooked for the Moguls. It is a world famous restaurant.