From Datia we traveled to Jhansi which is at a distance of 34kms. This place is known for the fort of Rani Laxmi Bai situated in the hilly area.
Jhansi (state: Uttar Pradesh) is part of Uttar Pradesh state. We covered this in our tour of Madhya Pradesh as it very close to the borders of the state. Another reason being passing through this place also reduces the travel time. Most important reason is I would not have missed the chance to see the fort after being so close to it.
Jhansi (state: Uttar Pradesh) is part of Uttar Pradesh state. We covered this in our tour of Madhya Pradesh as it very close to the borders of the state. Another reason being passing through this place also reduces the travel time. Most important reason is I would not have missed the chance to see the fort after being so close to it.
Another great looking place and marvelous captures! Your posts are always interesting and informative, Rajesh, and I do so enjoy them! Have a wonderful weekend!
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Beautiful! The Fort looks like the same in the Philippines. Great shot thanks for sharing and the info!
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The look of an ancient kingdom, and quite an impressive one at that. Stone walls and turrets are castle like, the horseman in battle mode to defend it. A great look at an unfamiliar (to me) past and place!
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Interesting and historical shadows! :)
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful place to visit! Thank you for sharing.
ReplyDeleteAnother great place to visit, I wish I could also see that many places. Anna :) PS may be one day.
ReplyDeleteWhat beautiful photos, and what a wonderful part of the world, so rich in history and beauty.
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ReplyDeleteBeautiful Collage !Lovely shots !!I have been to Jhansi many times due to Granite Stone factory !!Great
ReplyDeleteThat is a beautiful collage! Have a lovely Sunday,
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Wonderful collage!
ReplyDeleteSuch ancient histories your country has and how fortunate that you get to travel to them, wonderful collage.
ReplyDeleteGreat collage and wonderful place to visit :))
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Wonderful mosaic, thanks for taking us to new places.
ReplyDeleteThat is so interesting Rajesh. thanks for taking us with you.
ReplyDeleteThank you for taking us along on this grand tour. I really enjoyed it.
ReplyDeletewonderful shots.thanks for sharing us.
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Good to know you've been to Jhansi...
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Great shots.hist0rical and inf0rmative.y0ur w0rld has so many things to offer
ReplyDeleteHi Rajesh! Wonderful!! I love those forts in India! Awesome!!
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ReplyDeleteAlways fun to travel with you and learn more about India. The Ft is quite something!
lovely fort!
ReplyDeleteLots of history there in your photos. Thanks for sharing. Valerie
ReplyDeleteYour place is so beautiful. It's a great place to visit.
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Fascinating, beautiful places and structures laden with history! That must have been an amazing experience!
ReplyDeleteForts are so full of history. What an interesting place!!
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the place looks really interesting :) thanks for sharing!
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Thanks for showing this part of the world
ReplyDeleteNice collage..i would love to visit this place for its amazing history.Lucky you.
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ReplyDeleteGreat photos, and thanks for the history. I love the mosaic/collage. Have a great week. ... Karen
ReplyDeleteNice pictures - I like the architectural aspect of them.
ReplyDeleteWow, what amazing and beautiful sights, Rajesh! Thanks for sharing your wonderful images at MM. :)
ReplyDeleteThanks for the appreciation. It is one the great forts of India. It is here that first war of Independence for India started.
ReplyDeleteThe place looks interesting, great pics! Thanks for sharing with us :)
ReplyDeleteHey that's awesome work...the places look interesting and especially the fort...beautiful..:)
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