As we came out of the Jaipur City Palace, we saw this large tree just outside. Such a tree looks fairly old, and also provides some shade in the harsh summer heat, with its large foilage. This is also the spot where people can get some cigarettes and other small stuff.
After a trip to the Jaipur City Palace, you come back to reality. The inside is very beautiful, but when you reach the parking lot, you can see how it is not exactly the epitome of cleanliness. It is just a functional parking lot, and when a heavy vehicle passes, a lot of dust gets raised.
A photo of personnel in front of a gate in the Jaipur City Palace. These employees of the popular tourist location are all looking in one direction, maybe they are distracted by something in that direction. They are standing in front of the entrance to the cafe inside the Palace.
Seems almost like a pose, right ? You have this old looking, metal studded thick door inside the Palace open, and can see a person framed in this open doorway. The photo was taken by chance, and I am somewhat proud of this photo.
This is a photo of a corridor that is towards the outside of the structure, and you can see how it shows a mix of the old and the new. The whole structure screams about the history of the place, about its heritage, and at the end of the corridor, you can see a bright red car, as modern as you can get.
The Jaipur City Palace is a magnificent building, and is very well maintained. Here, you can see this image of a long corridor, with openings on either side, and painted in soothing off-white and cream colors. The floor is inlaid with designs and colored stones.
Inside the Jaipur City Palace, there is a small network of corridors, lined with beautiful items such as paintings, mirrors with colorful beadings, and the like. I used this opportunity to take a self photo, but as normally happens, the flash came on and prevented any detail.
This door was in a slightly inside section of the Jaipur City Palace, and it was also hot, hence there were few tourists in this section at this point of time. I took this opportunity to take some photos of this well decorated door.
Take a look at this section of the Jaipur City Palace that is visible; it is very wonderfully decorated with a flower and leaf design motif; and right next to that, you can see a pigeon sitting right next to it. Pigeons can be found in huge numbers in this structure.
A photo of the upper levels of the Jaipur City Palace. This section is not the red color of the main area, instead it is more yellow, with just the balconies being red.
A strange time inside the Jaipur City Palace. Normally a place full of tourists, to the extent that one needs to time photos to avoid tourists coming in this photo, I found a time in the afternoon when there was nobody except for this one tourist in the photo, taking a photo of the architecture.
A view of the corridor inside the Jaipur City Palace in Rajasthan in India. This corridor is a part of the Jaipur City Palace, with a line separating the public area from the private residence area.
A photo of tourists walking across a closed courtyard in the Jaipur City Palace. The courtyard is surrounded on all sides by the building, and the building itself is impressive, being a multi-level building with some great exterior finish and historic looking architecture.
A photo of the striking architecture inside the Jaipur City Palace. The photo shows many levels of the palace, and this is the area that is the private residence, not open to the public. There are spires, decorated balconies, many windows, overall, looks very grand.
A photo of the colorful balcony as well as the structure of a part of the Jaipur City Palace. The whole exterior is well painted, and you also get to see the colorful balcony from where the inhabitants of the first floor could look into the courtyard.
A photo of the open courtyard between the central section of the Jaipur City palace and the outer walls. At this time of day (afternoon), there are few tourists, and the place seems mostly deserted. In addition, the harsh light has caused the whole photo to become less vibrant, more washed out.
The Jaipur City Palace in India is maintained very well, inspite of the large number of tourists who visit the place on a daily basis. This is also remarkable as a tourist destination in the sense that there is a public area, and there is a private area. The huge yellow part of the construction is the private area of the Jaipur City Palace.
If you wander around in the Jaipur City Palace, you will wonder at the beautifully maintained buildings and the structure. Take a look at the walls, they are all wonderfully painted over (and do not look as if the structure is very old). Rising about the red walls is the yellow colored clock tower.
This photo shows the 2 separate sections of the Jaipur City Palace; you can see both the public section of the structure in red sandstone finish, and the yellow private section of the palace.
A tourist walking inside the Jaipur City Palace along with a staff who is showing her the way. You get a view of the stone elephant which is part of the decoration of the complex of the Jaipur City Palace.
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