Travel Tips and Stories of Deer Park in India
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Travel guide of Deer Park
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Travel guide of Deer Park
‘Hauz’ means a water body and ‘Khas’ means royal. The Complex houses a water tank, built by Delhi Sultan Allaudin Khilji in the 13th century.
3 km from Deer Park
a product of Flume music (played really loud) and Delhi’s scorching 45 degrees.
4 km from Deer Park
Jahaz Mahal (Ship Palace), is so named, since its reflection in the surrounding reservoir looked like a ship floating on a lake. It is inferred to have been built during the Lodhi Dynasty (1452–1526) as a pleasure resort.
7 km from Deer Park
As I am getting closer to my trip to Delhi, I have started to keep my camera inside and just relax at the places I am going to. Humayun Tomb, can been seen inside out in like 20 minutes but I spent like 2 and half hours over there with my earphones plugged in and a kindle in my hand. Sometimes, it’s better that way. Btw, Humayun’s Tomb is the inspiration behind the iconic Taj Mahal’s design.
7 km from Deer Park
I love silhouettes, and keep trying my hand at capturing the silhouettes of various objects, this one being a wooden giraffe figurine that I placed in my balcony.
7 km from Deer Park
The biggest wholesale market in India is a labyrinth of alleys and is in a state of perpetual chaos.
7 km from Deer Park
From busy college schedule i and my friend decided to explore the all the historical places in New Delhi so i picked up my camera,then took a public transport to reach the destination our first stop was Humanyun tomb.This picture was taken by me using Nikon D5300 and of tripod
7 km from Deer Park
Sometimes when I look at them, it makes me feel all the black kites stay in Delhi. Well, I like them in the picture though......
8 km from Deer Park
Prayer meeting by Buddhist monks in front of the holy Relics of Lord Buddha, placed in the gallery of the National Museum, New Delhi
8 km from Deer Park
One of the several masterpieces to explore in the ancient Indian architectural landscape, Jantar Mantar is among the oldest forms of navigational system in time.
12 km from Deer Park
A man dressed as Lord Shiva at Surajkund Fair, Faridabad, Haryana, India,
12 km from Deer Park
View of Old Delhi from backside of Jama Masjid, If you're using this picture don't forget to mention my Instagram @RaviNepz. Thanks
12 km from Deer Park
View of Old Delhi from backside of Jama Masjid, If you're using this picture don't forget to mention my Instagram @RaviNepz. Thanks
12 km from Deer Park
#god doesn't dwell in the #wooden , #stony or #earthen #idols . His abode is in our #feelings , our #thoughts
15 km from Deer Park
Crowded Delhi train station I saw this guy dressed in all red. I ran through the crowd to snap him whilst he was walking. He wouldn't stop for me.
15 km from Deer Park
Shot this Photo while Observing Lock Down in India. Well, can clearly see, few of us have the privilege to enjoy outside while others can't. Shot on Canon 200D with 50mm Lens.
Experienced by Shivam Dodwani
15 km from Deer Park
This is one of several interior corridors of Red Fort in Delhi, India on a very hot morning. The passageways were large to accommodate horses and carts in case of an emergency. The surrounding people would flee here in times of danger. It could hold 2,000 people. Its made of sandstone.
15 km from Deer Park
Qutub Minar was built in 13th century and this red sandstone tower of Qutb Minar is 72.5 m high, tapering from 2.75 m in diameter at its peak to 14.32 m at its base. One of my favourite pics. The designs used are worth appreciation. How many stories are hidden in there?????
127 km from Deer Park
Friendly people from the divine city of Mathura. Raw unfiltered emotions.
158 km from Deer Park
The more I see of deer, the more I admire them as mountaineers. They make their way into the heart of the roughest solitudes with smooth reserve of strength, through dense belts of brush and forest encumbered with fallen trees and boulder piles, across canons, roaring streams, and snow-fields, ever showing forth beauty and courage.
