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While In Jaipur : The Pink City (Part VII - Amber Fort)
Monkey business - Outside Amber Fort with a view of the ruins in the background. |
Amber Fort (front gate) |
The main plaza. |
The east section of the fort facing west. Reflection of sunset. |
Carving delicate lines. |
Outside of Ganesh Pol. |
Seesh Mahal of the Mirror Palace. |
The Amber Fort dome. |
Windows looking out to the mountains. |
Inside looking out. |
Maota Lake as viewed from Amber Fort. |
One of the many charming rooms. |
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While In Jaipur : The Pink City (Part VI - Jaigarh Fort)
The Pink Plaza. |
Back view of the tower. |
In full bloom. |
The nine wives of the Raj. |
Door leading to the pink balcony - the biggest I've ever seen, floating 400 ft up on the hills. |
The pink balcony. |
View from the pink balcony (mid-left) |
View from the pink balcony (mid). |
Telescopic view of the lake between the mountains. |
The hanging garden, built for the wives and princesses. |
Archways leading to the sky. |
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The artillery section. |
Crematorium (side view). |
Crematorium (front view). |
The Jaivana cannon - manufactured in 1720 and the biggest during its time stands as an exhibit today in one of the desolate towers of the gigantic fort. It has a firing range of 35 km (22 miles). |
Rajasthan. Sand. Camel. |
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