My discovery of Delhi begins from its oldest ruins. The ruins in Mehrauli Archeological Park (MAP). These heritage relics straddle many medieval reigns and kingdoms. - Mehrauli Archeological Park, Delhi - ImageWrighter
The imposing fort looms in the front like a giant. It seems to be perched over a massive boulder. This is the single piece of granite the watchtower fort has been carved out of. - Madan Mahal Fort, Jabalpur, Madhya Pradesh - ImageWrighter
Half horse-shoe shaped, the mouth opens to one main and several small falls. The force of the waterfall sprays mist all around the place. A faint rainbow mesmerises all who are glued by the view. At the bottom, the Narmada appears almost sinister. Frothing, it flows away into the marble ravines. - Dhuandhar Falls, Jabalpur - ImageWrighter
Over the eons, the fierce Narmada has created rock edifices of magnificent beauty within these ravines. In the monsoons, when these waters rise up, they erode the soft stone. During the tourist season of October to March, what we get to see are the imprints of the elements. - Marble Rocks, Bhedaghat, Jabalpur - ImageWrighter