Amber light
Ganesh Pol
View from the Diwan-I-Aam
Elegant Frescoes
Wall of a thousand mirrors
Amber Fort
Wall panel
Jaigarh Fort
Where Do You Park Your Elephant?
Amber Fort
Beyond the ramparts
Elephants amid the corbels
Elephants in the opening
Jal Mahal
The view outside
Through the arch
Coming down the road
In combat for eternity
Gaitor Memorial
In memoriam
Marble dome
Monkeys on the roof
Fast food Jaipur style
Hiss!
The snake charmer
Incongruous
The Follower
Pots for sale
Through the lattice
Wall art
Chomu Palace
The conversation
The lion
When you gotta go . . .
Beautiful in pink
Rickshaw ride
High in the scaffolding
The wall
Ancient pediment
Through the arch
Mehrauli Archaeological Park
The door to the fog
Not your average stone wall
Mehrauli Archaeological Park
Mehrauli Archaeological Park
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Palace of the Winds
The Hawa Mahal or Palace of the Winds was constructed in 1799 in Jaipur, India out of pink sandstone, lime and mortar. Five stories high, yet only one room wide, its purpose was to allow the sequestered ladies of the court to view the outside world through screened windows.
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