While we humans are social and seek partners or company, even birds and animals need company. Seen here in the below picture is a pair of pigeons with a backdrop of the world-famous UNESCO World Heritage site –Amer Fort. You can spot a large number of pigeons near Maota Lake with Kesar Kyari in front of the Amer Fort. Many locals and travelers feed pigeons at this famous pigeon-feeding spot in Jaipur.
Do you know Jaigarh Fort acted as a support system for Amer Fort? Amer Fort was the residential quarter while Jaigarh Fort towering over the Amer Fort on a hill above provided security to the Amer Fort. Incidentally, Jaigarh Fort has the World’s largest Canon and one of India’s first canon-making foundries!!
Partner…essential for survival. what do you think?
Hiking partners taking rest during an ascend in the Aravali Hills.
This post is part of Weekly Photo Challenge – Partners
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A lovely choice of photographs for the theme.
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Thank You.. I loved the picture with Amer and pigeons. love the ochre with blue sky! 🙂
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I loved the thought of forts as partners. 🙂
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This is something unique..never came across any other forts as partners!
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Lovely pics Arv..
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I’m happy you liked it. I wanted to post a few more but than I reserved them for next time. 🙂
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Loved it! The story behind the picture makes it even more touching. Thanks for the info. 🙂
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Thanks shubham! I just shared what I know! 🙂
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Nice photos Arv !
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Thanks… I love these too! thanks for appreciating and checking it out 🙂
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Lovely Pictures as usual arv! What caught my attention was the pair of pigeons, yes they always can be seen in pairs! Also the state of neglect of world heritage sites! Did you notice the condition of the wall and lack of landscaping?
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It’s true that UNESCO world heritage sites require much more care than they are currently extended. I will give Amer palace 80 out of 100 when it comes to upkeep. Water seepage and dampness seem to be an issue as pointed out by you. Given the fact that it’s made with old world technology finding materials and labour using them today is difficult. this is something that I came across when I spoke with some people. I’m sure Amer won’t have those kind of issues though. There are other issues which need to be highlighted too. some other day. 🙂
Thanks for appreciating Balroop! 🙂
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Loved the click, Beautiful.
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Thanks Rupam! 🙂
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Lovely pictures and the pigeons definitely are like many of us, longing for friendship.
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Thank you Meena! Yes pigeons are like that and they certainly live around human habitations. 🙂
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Arv awaiting your post on other pictures. 👍🏼
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Will do… 🙂
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Aggree, I cannot exist in isolation 🙂 Got two couples of pigeons visiting my back yard every day. They are so cute together.
You asked about there is summer in Norway now, yes it is!
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Great Irene! Enjoy the weather!
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Lovely shots.
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Thanks Ladyfi! 🙂 I love it too!
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Even pigeons look more beautiful in your photos!
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Ha ha! Thanks for appreciating 🙂
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The black and white pics have an edge above the rest….there is poetry in them. Your pics will lure people to Jaipur!
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Thanks for appreciating! I love B&W pictures too, they defy time! Luring people to Jaipur? Ha ha! Let me sign a contract with Rajasthan Tourism Board! 😉
Thanks for kind words of appreciation! 🙂
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