This is a simple temple built in a very small area very close to the gate. In Jhansi (state: Uttar Pradesh) this is one of the most popular temple. The wall behind the temple is the inner walls of the fort. A tour of fort is not complete without a visit to this temple. Monday, October 4, 2010
Ganesh Mandir, Jhansi
Inside the Jhansi Fort is the Ganesh Temple used by the royal family for the worship. (Click on the images for bigger picture)
This is a simple temple built in a very small area very close to the gate. In Jhansi (state: Uttar Pradesh) this is one of the most popular temple. The wall behind the temple is the inner walls of the fort. A tour of fort is not complete without a visit to this temple.
This is a simple temple built in a very small area very close to the gate. In Jhansi (state: Uttar Pradesh) this is one of the most popular temple. The wall behind the temple is the inner walls of the fort. A tour of fort is not complete without a visit to this temple.
Looks beautiful.Thanks for sharing- a perfect post to start my week with.
ReplyDeleteBrilliant feature!
ReplyDeleteI think it would be wonderful to be able to visit this fort and temple.
ReplyDeleteYes, almost every fort I have seen, there is a Ganesh Mandir at the entrance.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful and majestic; it feels somewhat different architecturally from the other temples you have shared the pictures off here previously.;)
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Unusually, it seems quite unadorned though still quite tall.
ReplyDeleteSeems like a noted area in the fort complex, Jhansi! the link to jansi fort is interesting, to know the queens brave.
ReplyDeletenice and contrasting!
ReplyDeleteAnother beautiful temple and I do love them all because each one has something different and interesting about it. Marvelous capture as always, Rajesh! Hope you have a great week!
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Simple - yet very impressive nonetheless!
ReplyDeleteanother lovely temple.
ReplyDeleteI like the way you shot this with the fort showing behind the temple.
ReplyDeleteInteresting effect with the arch. It looks a little like leadlight but up close kt's probably for protection.
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ReplyDeletebeautiful place,
ReplyDeleteSimple though majestic. Your country has so many well preserved historic buildings.
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ReplyDeleteVery interesting, Rajash, about the temple, the gate and the fort. Thank you.
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Temples say so much about the people who use them, whether grand or small, they are all there for us to pray to whatever God we believe in and to rainse our aspirations.
ReplyDeleteganesha is omnipresent!
ReplyDeleteUnusual structure.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great tower, it looks like a castle.
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Maybe the temple is simple, but still very beautiful !
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I may bee simple to you, but it look gorgeous to me :-)
ReplyDeleteHi Rajesh! Simple temple it may be, but the picture is excellent!!
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wow....gorgeous
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Looks like an incredible place.
ReplyDeleteFor the royal family to worship, can ordianrypeople look in?
ReplyDeleteI like your description of "simple." It doesn't look very "simple" to me - it looks quite elaborate! All your temples look quite elaborate!
ReplyDeleteVery nice!
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Easy to see why this would be a popular temple, it looks beautiful and inviting!
ReplyDeleteIt is beautiful in its simplicity. And so very, very old.
ReplyDeleteI enjoyed your photo very much.
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Beautiful building. Lovely photos. Thank you for sharing.
ReplyDeleteRajesh -- beautiful yes -- simple, well I'm not sure -- maybe less ornate than many of your temples, but I think it is lovely and intricate!
ReplyDeleteThe temple looks like a castle.
ReplyDeletelove the simplicity of the temple.
ReplyDeleteThanks for appreciating this temple.
ReplyDeleteAnn: This temple is open for all.
Beautiful...soulful...
ReplyDeleteSimple in comparison with other temples, nevertheless very beautiful!
ReplyDeleteAmazing!
ReplyDeletethat is a very beautiful photo
ReplyDeleteOne impressive building. And the photo angle helps a lot!
ReplyDeleteI like your perspective in this shot! It enhances the height and magnificence of this building. The touch of red is perfect.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photo.
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It is simple but it's beautiful. Happy Ruby!
ReplyDeleteLooks very old but still beautiful.Great shots.
ReplyDeleteThanks to all for the lovely responses.
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