One-time fortress capital of the Malwa sultans,and later pleasure retreat of the Moghuls,Mandu abounds in substantial part-ruined buildings. The 15th-century Jami Masjid is the finest remaining construction.
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One-time fortress capital of the Malwa sultans,and later pleasure retreat of the Moghuls,Mandu abounds in substantial part-ruined buildings. The 15th-century Jami Masjid is the finest remaining construction.
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Children play beneath the arches of the 14th-century Jami Masjid,or main mosque,in this one-time capital of the Deccan's Bahmani kingdom.
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Jami Masjid,one time fortress capital of the Malwa sultans,and later pleasure retreat of the Mughals,Mandu's 15th-century Jami Masjid is its finest remaining building. Numerous arches and pillars support its domed prayer hall. The central niche,shown here beside a raised pulpit,is ornamented with a scroll of Koranic quotations.
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Taj Mahal viewed through Islamic Archway,Agra. India
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India,Rajasthan,Jaisalmer,Bada Bagh (literally Big Garden). Built by a descendant of Jaisal and maharaja of Jaisalamer,Jai Singh II,commissioned a dam to create a water tank during his reign in the 18th C. After his death,his son Lunkaran,built a beautiful garden next to the lake and a chhatri (Hindi for cenotaph) for his father on a hill next to the lake.
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View across Paradise Gardens towards Mausoleum of Taj Mahal,Agra. India
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Close view towards the Mausoleum of Taj Mahal,Agra. India
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View of Taj Mahal from arched gateway,Agra,India
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