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Fort door. The spikes above five feet high are to prevent an elephant from pushing the doors open with its head.
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Fort door. The spikes above five feet high are to prevent an elephant from pushing the doors open with its head.

  • Jantar Mantar Observatory in Jaipur.
  • So, the time is 09:45:40, but only accurate to within 20 seconds. Darn. I hate inaccuracy.
  • Sundial, inclined to 27 degrees.
  • The sundial.
  • Jantar Mantar Observatory in Jaipur.
  • At the City Palace Museum in Jaipur. One of two 900 liter, silver containers used by Madho Singh II, to carry water from the Ganges to England in 1901.
  • Untitled photo
  • Not quite, but almost all of our OAT group at the City Palace Museum.
  • Fort door. The spikes above five feet high are to prevent an elephant from pushing the doors open with its head.
  • A classic scene for the tourists.
  • Nice snake, nice snake.
  • Only 100 rupees for this snake in a basket.
  • Morning.
  • A roadside rest stop on the National Highway.
  • Kids are always excited to see the visitors.
  • Our bus is a "she."
  • Herding cattle beside the National Highway.
  • Double what you think is a safe load, and that is half of what they carry.
  • Morning smog.
  • Roadside rhesus.
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