Royal palms at the entrance to the fort. |
Tiled pathway to the fort. |
Green lawn at the entrance. |
Guide map of Golconda Fort inner fortification. |
Stairways of the wall. |
Huge arches. |
Mortuary Bath. |
Yellow flowers of the fort. |
Aslah Khana. |
Akkanna Madanna Offices. |
Small empty bath beside the arched building. |
Inside the Akkanna Madanna Offices. |
Low arches of the Akkanna Madanna Offices. |
Rangeen Mahal, Nakkar Khana and Taramathi Mosque. |
The middle wall of the fort. |
Rangeen Mahal. |
Nagina Bagh. |
Arched pavilion. |
High wall of the fort. |
Ruins of the fort. |
Rangeen Mahal, view from the top. |
Taramathi Mosque. |
One of the towers is painted inside. |
Ruins and trees. |
Bordering wall of Nagina Bagh. |
Aslah Khana, view from the top. |
Each one could be inside the arch. |
Hyderabad view from the fort. |
Pool of the fort was overgrown with algae. |
Tiled pathway to the top. |
The upper part of the fort. |
Long winding pathway to the top. |
Ramdas Prison inside, the room without the windows. |
Ramdas Prison inside, red and black spots on the inner wall. |
Hyderabad in 2013. |
The tree has grown into the wall. |
Strange form of the window. |
Ramdas Prison. |
Ramdas Prison, close-up view. |
It is a very arduous task to discover every nook of the fort. |
Wide stairway. |
The wall consists of the nature rocks and the artificial stone bricks. |
The succulent plant has grown into the wall. |
Minarets. |
Minarets of the Ibrahim Mosque. |
Ibrahim Mosque, inscription. |
Ibrahim Mosque, this structure is a good example of Qutb Shahi architecture. |
One of the fort's structures. |
Entrance of the fort, view from the Ibrahim Mosque. |
It's a strange fort's structure. |
Stony landscape of the fort. |
Sometimes landscape of the fort looks like a chaos. |
Last stairway before the highest point of the fort. |
Arch has been built in the wall. |
Sri Jagadamba Mahankali temple. |
Hyderabad, view from Sri Jagadamba Mahankali temple. |
Lower part of the fort. |
Indian travellers with the open umbrellas. |
Lower part of the fort, close-up view. |
Cluster-like appearance of the fort. |
Streets of the fort. |
Hyderabad, the modern residential complex. |
Hyderabad, new homes with apartments. |
Hyderabad, residential quarter. |
Hyderabad, view from the highest point of the fort. |
Fort overlooking the city of Hyderabad. |
One of the entrances to the Sri Jagadamba Mahankali temple. |
One of the buildings at the top of the fort. |
Tourists return down to the entrance. |
Skyscrapers in Hyderabad. |
Indian girls. |
She noticed me while i was photographing her. |
She gave me a serious look. |
Young indian girl with the bottle of water. |
Not all of the skyscrapers have been finished. |
Modern Hyderabad has many high buildings. |
One can see the building construction everywhere in Hyderabad. |
Tata Consultancy Services, view from the fort. |
Building cranes have risen above the city. |
Small girl eats an ice-cream. |
New residential complex with the low apartment houses. |
Modern residential complex in Hyderabad. |
Tourists are photographing at the highest point of the fort. |
The best place to see the entire city. |
An unusual sports ground. |
The most modern Indian city. |
One can see this ancient building from the top of the fort. |
Empty field. |
Fort overlooking the skyscraper complex of Hyderabad. |
Wide wall of the fort. |
Fort overlooking the small residential complex of the city. |
A bird's-eye view of the fort. |
Sections of the fort from the bird's-eye view. |
Long winding stairway. |
The most high building of the fort. |
The temple was founded on the huge stones. |
One of the mosques of the fort. |
A bird's-eye view of the entrance to the fort. |
Huge stone lays in the foundation of the fort's tower. |
Stairway goes down. |
View of Qutb Shahi Tombs from the fort. |
Green lawn of the fort. |
One of the pools of the fort. |
One more view of the wall. |
Pathway in the lower part of the fort. |
Arched buildings. |
Lovely place for the lunch. |
It's time for a lunch break. |
Golconda Fort view from the entrance. |
Massive gate of the fort. |