by
Anil Agarwal
by
Anil Agarwal
by
Anil Agarwal
by
Anil Agarwal
View of the jangali talab, Ranthambore fort
View of jangali talab, here hard surface that forms the catchment,…
Catchment of Jangali talab.
Jangali talab gets water from two different valleys, here the …
Catchment of Jangali talab.
Hamirs palace, Ranthambhore fort. In the front is a small tank …
Closer view of the above mentioned tank.
Another close up view of the above mentioned tank.
Another close up view of the above mentioned tank.
Channel where water enters the above tank. The above 4 to 5 shots …
View of a banyan tree near Ranee Haud tank.
Catchment and a channel dug in it for flow of water into Ranee …
View of the catchment, a small Kund in Ranee Haud Talab
Map of Ranthambore fort, which is there on the fort, prepared by …
Map of Ranthambore fort, which is there on the fort, prepared by …
Hard rock surface, on top of the Ranthambore fort, which forms an …
Statue near the entrance of Ranthambore fort.
Caption of the slide “The True Bahkts” . On the road to …
Caption of the slide “The True Bahkts” . On the road to …
Broken down chabutra on the fort.
View of the ruins within Hamirs palace, in the fort.
View of Jogi Mahal at the base of the fort.
View of Johra-Bohra, the graneries on the fort.
View of Johra-Bohra, the graneries on the fort.
One of the several gates on the climb to the fort.
View on top of the fort, ruins can be seen.
View of the jangali talab, Ranthambore fort
View of jangali talab, here hard surface that forms the catchment, thus facilitating faster runoff can be seen.
Jangali talab gets water from two different valleys, here the point of mergence of one valley with Jangali talab can be seen.
Hamirs palace, Ranthambhore fort. In the front is a small tank where water is collected.
Closer view of the above mentioned tank.
Another close up view of the above mentioned tank.
Another close up view of the above mentioned tank.
Channel where water enters the above tank. The above 4 to 5 shots are of the tank in front of Hamirs palace. Water would be filled into this tank and then taken as and when required by the inmates of the palace.
View of a banyan tree near Ranee Haud tank.
Catchment and a channel dug in it for flow of water into Ranee Haud talab.
View of the catchment, a small Kund in Ranee Haud Talab
Map of Ranthambore fort, which is there on the fort, prepared by Archaeological Survey of India.
Map of Ranthambore fort, which is there on the fort, prepared by Archaeological Survey of India.
Hard rock surface, on top of the Ranthambore fort, which forms an excellent catchment surface, as it facilitates a faster runoff.
Statue near the entrance of Ranthambore fort.
Caption of the slide “The True Bahkts” . On the road to Ranthambore fort there is a small Hanuman temple. Here in the picture hanuman langoors can be seen playing and peeding in front of the Hanuman idol.
Caption of the slide “The True Bahkts” . On the road to Ranthambore fort there is a small Hanuman temple. Here in the picture hanuman langoors can be seen playing and peeding in front of the Hanuman idol.
View of the ruins within Hamirs palace, in the fort.
View of Jogi Mahal at the base of the fort.
View of Johra-Bohra, the graneries on the fort.
View of Johra-Bohra, the graneries on the fort.
One of the several gates on the climb to the fort.
