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Largest Monolith in the World is here in India

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The Rajputana Fort of Amer

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Majestic Gwalior Fort

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Cursed Fort of Delhi with Secret Tunnel

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Imposing 16th Century Chaturbhuj Temple of Orchha

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Mughals’ Exotic Saffron Garden in the Desert, Where Princess Mastani Danced

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Opulent Jai Vilas Palace

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Indian Pond Heron that Changes the Colour of its Feet

Indian Pond Heron that Changes Colour of its Feet

Shivling temple in the middle of Pushkar Lake

Colossal Amer Fort standing over Aravalis

A soldier post atop a hillock from where communication would be sent by beating drums

Pink-legged Black-winged Stilts enjoying a dip at Maota Lake

Psychedelic Kathputlis

Ganesh Pol with frescoed walls and latticed windows

Bougainvillea blooms adorn the road on both sides up to the fort

Block printing is done with natural colours to create exquisite designs

Langoor sitting on the balcony of the fort

Saffron Garden on Maota Lake

Sukh Niwas

Sheesh Mahal

Grand Meera Bai Temple stands against darkening firmament

• Grand Meera Bai Temple stands against darkening firmament

Ornate and tall fragrance dispenser

Family’s personal dining hall

Children’s room full of toys

Clouds hovering over the palace

Durbar Hall with magnificent crystal chandelier

Dressing fashioned in walnut wood

Chinku Maharani, great grandmother of Jyotiraditya Scindia

Bel or Wood Apple fruit tree in the inner courtyard

BMW two-seater is still driven around by the heirs

Silver Chariot of the royalty

Jai Vilas Palace, Gwalior, MP

River-crossing over Tirthan

Chaini Kothi

Steep and narrow steps of Chaini Kothi

A Himachali woman weaving a Pattoo

Happy Himachali Kids

Himalayan peaks take on orange hue at sun down

River Tirthan, a Beas tributary

Elephants walking on the wall in mandawa

Stunted khejri trees famous for sangaria fruit

Himalayas in the Tirthan Valley of Kullu

Arches of yet another quaint haveli

An Englishman painted on a haveli’s wall

Goenka Haveli with beautiful frescos in Shekhawati

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