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Today I went to Gwalior Fort with my family members and some relatives from our village.By the way, I have gone to see the fort of Gwalior very well, but went inside the museum for the first time.And after going there
As soon as I entered through the entrance gate, I saw this seating area So I told my brother that I am sitting here, please take a photo of me.But seeing me go there, the security guard who was there, he shouted angrily, at that time I also got a little angry.I told him to go to the garden that he wanted to sit there, so I asked him that it is for sitting, so why do you want to sit here?To those who have seen all the chairs, you can see that Ganesh ji's idol is made and you think by yourself, what do you see on Ganesh ji's idol? At that time I felt that it was not wrong for uncle to shout at me, he was saying this to me keeping in mind his revolves and other things.If you also look at the pictures with a little attention, then you too can easily see the idol of Ganesha.
Some of the pictures above show Lord Ganesha dancing These pictures are very rare because most of the pictures do not show Ganesha dancing Above you can also see that there is also a statue of Agni Bhagwan whom we also know as Surya Dev.And a Sheshnag has also been shown which is almost extinct today.But even today you can see some glimpse of Sheshnag in video recordings at many places, people who live outside India don't know about them.But Indian people are well aware of all these things, all these things are real.
In the above four pictures, the top balls used in the old times are horseshoes.And many other things are present, you can also see its remaining remains in some of the photos given below.like old coins Which were made of clay and something was written on them, it was used in the time of all the kings.And there is some kind of language written on them which is very difficult for today's human being to understand.These are some of the things that make the old times very different from today's times.
This is the structure next to the gate that used to be there in the olden days But this is not a structure next to a normal gate In olden times whenever the temple was established So this type of structure was made next to its entrance gate.
If you look carefully at the pictures given above, then almost every old Indian culture has been shown in it.There is no seasonal time to visit for this, throughout the year, whenever you go here, you will get the same crowd.You can also easily see in these pictures that most of the idols have been tried to be harmed in one way or the other.Because till some time before today these idols were kept at the same place where they were in bloom.But by the time it was gradually destroyed, all the idols were shifted to the museum.Now if anyone wants to see these idols or click their photo, then they have to pay a normal charge, which is ₹ 5 per person.And the same if we talk about Foreigner Peoples who are Outside Indians So for them probably the ticket to enter this museum is 100 or 200 rupees.Here you will also find some pages written in old script, in which you can easily see how people used to talk in old times.And there are many such mysterious things too, seeing which you will not be able to understand in what use it is.One more thing which is very important, it is not allowed to touch any idol placed here, you can see it from a distance.Now no video or selfie can be taken with them, if you want to click the photo of these idols, then clicking the photo would have been allowed.
I am feeling very delightful while I am sharing these pictures with my HIVE family
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Such an awesome art. I love exploring the many previous decades status.
Thank you for sharing your experience, and I hope you have many more amazing adventures on Hive.
Thank you soo much @ahleap
Amazing! I've always wanted to visit Gwalior Fort. It must have been an incredible experience. And to see pictures of Lord Ganesha dancing there, that's really special. I can imagine those pictures being rare and unique.
Always welcome you can call me I work as a local guide for you @mich.brmey
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Wow bhai barish ke mausam me mast ghum rahe ho. Barish ka pura maja le rahe ho. Lage raho bhai
Aap bhi AA jao Bhai aapko bhi Ghuma denge
Hamare yaha badh aa gaya bhai nahi to jarur sochate
Wow -the stone carvings are quite incredible !
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