At Sarkhej Roza Complex at Ahmedabad in the 15th century around a large tank various tombs, mosques and palaces were built.
Sultan Mehmud had built the palaces on the southwest corner of the tank. These palaces have integration of Muslim, Hindu and Jain architectural elements.
The palace ruins on the South bank is the Kings Palace.
The palace ruins on the West bank is the Queens Palace.
Sultan Mehmud had built the palaces on the southwest corner of the tank. These palaces have integration of Muslim, Hindu and Jain architectural elements.
The palace ruins on the South bank is the Kings Palace.
The palace ruins on the West bank is the Queens Palace.
Great views, nice architecture!
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ReplyDeleteWonderful photos of intriguing buildings!
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Nice picture
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful, fascinating place -- as always, Rajesh!! So much beauty and history!! Thanks for sharing!!
ReplyDeleteThe sky guards the palace and the palace guards the sky.
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Wonderful views of the ruins! Great photos.. Have a happy weekend!
ReplyDeleteI remember studying this king in school.
ReplyDeleteWow! Can you imagine living in a place like that! Have a great weekend.
ReplyDeleteWonderful architecture!
ReplyDeleteI love these palaces, beautiful photos !!
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ReplyDeleteUnique and well preserved
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ReplyDeleteI enjoy seeing how much of antiquity is still there to see in India.
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Nice selection of shadows.
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Amazing, as usual!!
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Great place and equally great clicks :)
ReplyDeleteSplendid captures :)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful and least known place !!
ReplyDeleteQuite a grand palace
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