A very small section of steps |
A very hip monkey. |
Shelter from the sun, Garner Hill |
That crazy ass masoleum. |
You can climb up the minarets |
Approaching it from the back |
Ah, India |
I mean: right? |
Okay, so maybe I took too many photos of it |
But, I mean: look at this thing |
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Peeking, even as she hid from me |
A different group of tombs. |
Old town |
More rotting royal tombs |
Overgrown, baking |
They are right downtown, but surrounded by a stone fence, and one small gate. |
We liked this |
Back to Garner Hill |
Some discarded Jain idols |
The temple complex from above. |
Over there! |
More steps |
These guys were nice. They followed me for an hour or so. |
More steps |
Feeding the monkeys |
Ah, India |
Old town architecture |
This guy was sweet. Chatted me up in Gujarati for quite some time. |
Old Town |
Peacock, at the old tank, the hideous, horrible fort. |
The post-modern meets the medieval: no one's happy. |
About 3/4 of the way up. |
Lonely temple |
Water birds, the tank, hideous old fort. |
I guess I don't need two of these |
Also at the fort. |
The temple at the end of the steps. NOT the highest. |
Garner Hill |
The last bit of stairs to the highest temple. This is maybe 400 steps, of about 8,000 to get there. |
Hindu rock |
The antepenultimate temple |
She awsked to be photographed. |
Jain temples, from a distance |
A minor temple thingy. |