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Ganesh Pol entrance.
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Red sandstone columns.
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Elephants offering rides to tourists along its cobbled streets.
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Frescoes painted using vegetable paints in the 1500s.
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Sheesh Mahal (Palace of Mirrors).
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This is the main attraction in Jaipur. It was the palace of the Rajput Maharajas. It's known for its excellent examples of Mughal architecture.
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Jali window (latticed screen) carved out of stone in a honeycombed star pattern.
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Looking high up the hill to Jaigarh Fort.
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Ramparts (fortifications).
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Maota Lake and Kesar Kyari (Saffron Garden).
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First inner courtyard.
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Looking high up the hill to Jaigarh Fort.
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Walking down the cobblestone path.
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Garden in the inner courtyard
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Sheesh Mahal (Mirror Palace).
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This is the main attraction in Jaipur. It was once the palace of the Rajput Maharajas and is known for its excellent examples of Mughal architecture and design.
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Frescoes adorn many of the walls and ceilings.
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Jaigarh Fort.
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Amer Fort in the foreground, Jaigarh Fort in the background.
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The fourth courtyard with Baradhari Pavillion at centre.
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Garden in the inner courtyard
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Painted using vegetable paints in the 1500s.
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Sheesh Mahal (Palace of Mirrors)
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The Hindu deity Ganesh and many other colourful shapes and designs. Painted using vegetable paints in the 1500s.
Zachary Ramwa:
This is the main attraction in Jaipur. It was once the palace of the Rajput Maharajas and is known for its excellent examples of Mughal architecture and design.
Zachary Ramwa:
Elephants offering rides to tourists along its cobbled streets.
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Sheesh Mahal's Hall of Mirrors.
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Maota Lake and Kesar Kyari (Saffron Garden).
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A colourful dome covering one of the palaces inside the fort.
