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Nahargarh Fort

Built in 1734, also by Maharaja Sawai Jai Singh II, the founder of Jaipur, this fort was constructed as a place of retreat. It was also used as an abode prior to mounting hunting expeditions.

Nahargarh Fort

Built in 1734, also by Maharaja Sawai Jai Singh II, the founder of Jaipur, this fort was constructed as a place of retreat. It was also used as an abode prior to mounting hunting expeditions.

comments (14)

This is a nice documentary series.
Ayush Basu: I am pleased you feel that, Michael. Thank you.
  • Ray
  • Not Germany...
  • 5 Apr 2018, 02:55
What a splendid entrance it is, Ayush!
Ayush Basu: I quite liked it myself, Ray. Especially with the cosmetic embellishments.
Très belle entrée. C'est l'heure de la pause.
Ayush Basu: I got the feeling that there is not a huge requirement for security personnel, beyond the request to take photos for tourists, Martine.
  • sherri
  • Little Rock, Arkansas, USA
  • 5 Apr 2018, 04:20
i cannot even imagine a structure so old

very ornate
Ayush Basu: I hope it lasts some more, Sherri. It seemed to be in not too bad condition.
  • Chris
  • Not Nowhere
  • 5 Apr 2018, 06:22
A relaxing moment in a busy day?
Ayush Basu: In there, I got the feeling that there is not a huge requirement for security personnel, beyond the request to take photos for tourists, Chris.
  • gutteridge
  • Somewhere in deep space
  • 5 Apr 2018, 08:02
I like the intricate carvings on the stonework Ayush. Good to see that it also affords sitting places for the security guards.
Ayush Basu: Forethought of the builders centuries ago? tongue I imagine there were not too many tourists at that time of the day, Chad.
It looks inviting, the security detail look very relaxed
Ayush Basu: I got the feeling that there is not a huge requirement for security personnel, beyond the request to take photos for tourists, Martin.
Nice capture...
Ayush Basu: Thank you, Larry.
I wonder how far back the wall paintings date to.
Ayush Basu: I cannot answer that, Brian, but I would guess it has been restored.
A fine ornate building Ayush
Ayush Basu: They sure gave some employment to the artisans of that time, Bill.
This is a wonderful capture, Ayush!
Ayush Basu: I am pleased you liked the contribution of the artisans of that time, Elizabeth.
  • Louis
  • South Africa
  • 6 Apr 2018, 10:39
I like those charging elephants - whether it is for hunt or war.
Ayush Basu: I imagine the artist wanted to give a more vigorous effect to his mural, Louis.
Wow, such a stunning castle!
Are you still in India or Singapore?
Ayush Basu: I am at the moment in the Netherlands.
A beautiful monument, the three seated guardians give an anachronistic appearance to the image. A beautiful shot.
Ayush Basu: I see what you mean, Claudio. I think this place does not attract much "trouble" or perhaps this was during a lull in the tourist crowd smile

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