A pleasure garden in a timeless corner of a forgotten palace. Deeg did not much impact the history of the wider world outside, but in this palace can be seen glimpses of the glory it reflected after Suraj Mal’s victories over the Mughal emperors and conquest of Delhi. He brought back several buildings entire, marble and all, cut into numbered blocks and skilfully reassembled in his palace grounds. The seams are invisible, and the buildings include Nur Jahan’s favorite marble perch from which she presumably contemplated the blue flowing waters of the Yamuna River. Today that truly is a dream.
A timeless pleasure garden in a forgotten palace
The Maharaja’s pet tiger lived in adjoining quarters
What is this life if, full of care, we have no time to lie down and stare…
The artisanal excellence embodied in the Taj Mahal is to be found here too
Doorways to Neverland
Three thousand fountains powered by gravity feed from tanks with water from the River Yamuna still flow twice a year.
aviott 
MARVELOUS! Thank you! :-DDD
Ann