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eternal jaipur...
visiting the city of Jaipur catapults us back in time to a historical era when architecture was grand in scale..these are a few icons of jaipur...the Palace of the Winds locally referred to as Hawa Mahal, the Nahargarh Fort, Albert Hall and last but surely not least...the puppets..!!!....
Taken by jimjimm with a Lomography Sprocket Rocket (available in our Online Shop) loaded with Kodak Gold 400 film in Jaipur, India, India. These tags describe this photo: india, jaipur, pink, city, architecture, design, mughal, indian, style, palace, puppets, forts, ramparts, historical, history, and heritage. Date: 2012-09. This photo can also be found in the album eternal jaipur....
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2 comments
sierravictor
Nice album! I'm wondering if i have seen this building on TV. Was this palace used as the rulers "storage-place" for his hareem?
jimjimm
hahah..:)...not really...the Rajput king built this so that the all the women of his family...could watch the processions and the life of the streets below through the windows there....