Sinhgad fortress located 30 kms from Pune is an hill fort with several gates. One of the prominent gate is Pune Darwaz.
After you enter through this gate, one can across one more gate of the fort.
There is another prominent gate is Kalyan Darwaz at the other end of this huge fort and unfortunately I missed this. In the area inside the fort there are also beautiful flowery plants.
After you enter through this gate, one can across one more gate of the fort.
There is another prominent gate is Kalyan Darwaz at the other end of this huge fort and unfortunately I missed this. In the area inside the fort there are also beautiful flowery plants.
Sinhagad occupies an important place in Maratha history.
ReplyDeleteYou have make beautiful pictures!
ReplyDeleteGreetings, RW & SK
Nice shots of the old gates.
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Nice...
ReplyDeleteThe bright colour of the flowers is very pretty.
ReplyDeleteGreat photos for SWF,Rajesh!Have a nice weekend.
ReplyDeleteHow old is this fort? Would love to see it in real life one day. :)
ReplyDeleteWonderful captures! What a fascinating looking place, Rajesh! Enjoy your weekend!
ReplyDeleteVery nice photos, beautiful doors Sinhgad ...!!
ReplyDeletethe yellow flowers are so beautiful and vibrant. they remind me of french broom.
ReplyDeleteA beautiful opening!
ReplyDeleteyour first two photos are very interesting architecturally, and the second yellow flowers looks cheery
ReplyDeleteI'd never expect to see lovely flowers within the walls of a fort! That was a pleasant surprise.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful place and I like the yellow flowers.
ReplyDeleteEnjoyed seeing the old forts, but loved the pretty yellow foliage.
ReplyDeleteNice photos of the fort. I wonder what is the orange flag or cone at the top of the 2nd photo.
ReplyDeleteHave a good weekend.
Alexander
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Nice captures and crisp narration.
ReplyDeleteSo interesting! Beautiful pictures!
ReplyDeleteVery prominent gates
ReplyDeleteWonderful photos of the portals that I love and the old stone ~ lovely floral photo also ~ Happy Weekend to you ^_^
ReplyDeleteThe shape of the gates are impressive!
ReplyDeleteNice shot.
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I would relish going through those shadowy gates!
ReplyDeleteThe shadowy gate entrance is so charming. Like a dreamy invitation to step back in time. And love the mass of flowering yellows. Beautiful photos.
ReplyDeleteSad to see the fort in ruins but it does make a lovely subject for photography and wandering about in and the golden flowers add splendour.
ReplyDeleteHI Rajsh,
ReplyDeleteJust so beautiful. It seems you bring me back in the old time.
Happy Sunday.
/CC girl
Always a pleasure to see your pictures. Even ruins vcan be beautiful.
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mormor
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It looks like a nice place to visit, especially with those brilliant yellow blooms. I am, actually, going to Pune in the next week or so to see a Royal Caribbean friend who is home for two months leave. Doubt I'll make it to this fort, though.
ReplyDeleteMy Monday Mellow Yellows are of Indian women in colorful saris.
Nice clicks...
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