Bandhavgarh
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Many open spaces are covered with elephant gras
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The dust and the sun make nice effects.
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Another tiger comming out of the woods ...
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...and crosses the road in front of our car.
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and more of these guys.
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Giant spider - and the net is also gigantic with 3 to 5m span
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Also often seen spotted deer
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Lizard good camouflaged on a rock
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Rock sculptures at the 2000 years old Bandhavgarh Fort, situated on a hill
400m above the park
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Bats at the main gate of the fort
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Rock pyton crossing the road |
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The former royal school, kept together by a Banyan Tree
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shrines in the fort
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View from the temple which is still occupied by monks
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Shrine of Lord Vishnu, the Preserver in the incarnation of a turtle
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View of Bandhavgarh park from the fort
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Our train back to Mumbai was three hours late so we had a good look at the
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And on the way home we had a tea break on a road stall (chaiwalla)
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the ever present holy cow was also waiting
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Then finally the train was comming ... (this is another cow) ...
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also this family cooks and lives in front of the railway station |
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