India trip part 10-B: Amer Fort, Amer (outside of Jaipur) - My favorite garden in the world!

[ohhhlife]

Part one.
This garden/courtyard was possibly my favorite part of all of india and I'm not sure why, exactly, but I just love it a whole lot.

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[kill_inhibition]

uhhh...I miss India so much! The worst part was when my camera died halfway through my trip (when I was in Udaipur)!

That garden is amazing!

[ohhhlife]

Did you not take a charger?!? Omg I would have had to go out and buy a new camera if mine had died too early. I'm only grateful that my camera got stolen the day i came back and not while i was there!

[book232]

Oh my gosh, amazing! The pictures in both of these posts are absolutely stunning. And I love how you explain everything, so I actually learn a few things when reading these entries, heh. :)

And man, that waterfall/stream thingy is the best idea ever. So neat.

[ohhhlife]

I like being educational! :D

Yes! Whenever I hear about old timey water features I just get so impressed. All the things that could be done without electricity!

[irreparable]

So, so beautiful. Is this where they shot some of "Jodhaa Akbar?"

[ohhhlife]

Ooh do you recognize it?! I didn't recognize it until the next part of my post, where i reinacted a bit. xD

[irreparable]

Well, I'm not sure. It looks awfully familiar though, and I did watch JA just recently. Am I right?

[ohhhlife]

Yeah! It's been a long time since I've seen it though so I didn't remember this part in there! :D

[flowerchild23]

That garden is beautiful!! I love it so much, if I ever get a place with enough land I'm doing that too.

[ickletarakins]

SO jealous that you have been to India! I would love love love to go but a trip like that probably isn't in the cards for us for a while. Sigh. We did go to Europe last year though, so I'm *sort of* sated when it comes to international travel :)