Mela at Barnahat

 


( Picture captured from big wheel)

Going to the mela for the first time sounds like a blast! I had a great time playing all the fun games, trying out different food, and exploring the diverse shops. It was so exciting to experience all those new things in one place at a time in India. While riding on a big wheel I nearly fainted shouting on top of voice to stop rotating. Afterall, I finished all my stipend money for fun and the joy of experiencing new things.

 

 


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