Dayalbagh (State: Uttar Pradesh) is at a distance of 15 kms from Agra. Here in 1861, Shiv Dayal Sahib stared a religious movement known as Radhasoami Satsang Movement, that is an amalgamation of a number of other religions. In his memory his disciples constructed the Dayalbagh Gardens.
This is actually not a flower garden, but home for a monument with beautiful carvings.
This is actually not a flower garden, but home for a monument with beautiful carvings.
Terrific photos of a truly beautiful spot.
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Interesting place to visit! Good collage!
ReplyDeleteGreat collage! So many details.
ReplyDeleteI have heard of the Radhasaomi movement and wanted to learn a little more of them for some time . Let me see now. The carvings are so wonderful Rajesh well brougt by you
ReplyDeletejust look at all that wonderful detail!
ReplyDeleteA marvelous look at your world and, as always, it's such a fascinating and lovely world, Rajesh! Have a great week!
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The monument is magnificent.
ReplyDeleteWhat an amazing tribute. That carved rose is so delicate and lovely!
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Brilliant building.
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Wow, wow, wow.
ReplyDeleteGreat monument...
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ReplyDeleteWhat can I say more about Agra ? Simply beautiful
ReplyDeleteThat is a very beautiful place, to be sure. The carvings are so intricate. Thanks for sharing this.
ReplyDeleteHi Rajesh! I should have gone there while in Agra... :-(
ReplyDeleteNext time... ;)
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wow! The designs are interesting on the structure. Great collection of snaps rajesh!
ReplyDeleteQuite a mixed style of archtitecture! Nice photos
ReplyDeleteWow another intricate structures.
ReplyDeleteGreat captures Rajesh.
Have a great week.
I'm amazed at the beautiful carvings in India!
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ReplyDeleteThis is beautiful. Love the architectural designs.
ReplyDeleteGreat photography as always!
ReplyDeletebeautiful perspective, lovely architecture! :)
ReplyDeletetotally new for me and cool images!
ReplyDeleteImpressive architecture! Great photos as always, Rajesh!
ReplyDeleteHi Rajesh, a great work of art
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So much detail and intricacy! A fantastic monument. You seem to have a plethora of religions and religious icons and monuments in India!
ReplyDeleteI always try to put myself into the hands of artists, this must have been very hard work to complete such a piece of art work. Thanks for sharing again, beautiful country this is too. Anna :)
ReplyDeleteThis one has to be enlarged, the details are outstanding! Some of the most beautiful carvings I've seen.
ReplyDeleteThanks to all for the appreciation.
ReplyDeleteYou're right. It is not a flower garden but a great monument!
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worth a click, details are amazing
ReplyDeleteFantastic! This beautiful place is so beautiful and the flower carvings on its walls are incredible.
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing with Today's Flowers.
Have a great week.
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That's a beautiful shot. Love the mosaic.
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The carvings are amazing. The time and effort that must have gone into that in incomprehensible! Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteFantastic mosaic! Enjoyed your post!
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ReplyDeleteWonderful and educational! (As usual)
The architecture of the builings is great.
ReplyDeleteWow, those carvings are GORGEOUS! What a beautiful work of art! Thanks for sharing at MM. :)
ReplyDeleteVery ornate buildings. Ours are quite plain in comparison.
ReplyDeleteWhat incredible details - I clicked it to see it larger! Fantastic mosaic!
ReplyDeleteWow a magnificent place and a great topic for MM.
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wow! such beauty. I am in awe of spectacular architecture! Thank you for posting that!
ReplyDeleteOne would be hard to find such beautiful carvings of those flowers these days. Beautiful and intricate. Thanks for sharing.
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What gorgeous architecture!!!! LOVELY Pictures!!! Cathy
ReplyDeleteCan you imagine the work that went into these fabulous buildings!
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Beautiful architectural details. Thank you!
ReplyDeleteWhat craftsmanship!
ReplyDeleteAmazing "flowers". Love it.
ReplyDeletebeautiful collage.
ReplyDeleteVery nice collage. The flowers are amazing.
ReplyDeleteThanks to all for appreciating the glimpses of beautiful carvings.
ReplyDeleteI have no words ...just amazing!!!
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