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Monomad: Where Stories Brew with Every Cup of Tea

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Published: 09 Jan 2026 › Updated: 09 Jan 2026Monomad: Where Stories Brew with Every Cup of Tea

Monomad: Where Stories Brew with Every Cup of Tea

I've been traveling around Rajasthan for many years, but I go to Jaisalmer every December. I stay there for a few days and then go to Longewala, where our country's brave soldiers won the 1971 war. Being on the land of these heroes and breathing the air there is a moment of great pride for me.

I went there to volunteer at a road running event. This road race is held every year in memory of the 1971 war, and I've been involved with this event since 2018. I enjoy coming here every year; the daytime heat and the cold nights are simply wonderful.

Meeting runners from all over India and experiencing and connecting with Jaisalmer's rich culture is a memorable experience. My favorite place in Jaisalmer is Prabhu Tea Stall, where we go for tea every evening. This shop is located at Hanuman Chowk.

I'm sharing some pictures I took around this tea stall. Prabhu Tea Stall is a famous shop that opens at 6 AM and stays open until 11 PM. The area around the shop is always bustling with activity, as you can see in the photos.

This is my entry for #monomad challenge.

Disclaimer: This post is originally written in Hindi and I have used Google Translator to translate the Hindi text in English. All the photos have been clicked by me from one plus 13r smartphone and edited in lightroom. Post thumbnail created in adobe photoshop

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