Introduction to Peninsular India
As the North India collection began with Delhi, this one begins with Mumbai (Bombay) and the other major entry points for foreign visitors: Chennai (Madras), Bangalore, and Hyderabad. It, too, then reaches out to the countryside and to places of pilgrimmage.
Mumbay / Bombay: The VT and Taj Mahal Hotel (26 pictures)Mumbai / Bombay Classical Buildings (14 pictures)
Mumbai / Bombay Neo-Gothic (23 pictures)
Mumbai Deco (12 pictures)
An Andheri Slum (30 pictures)
Bassein Fort (47 pictures)
Diu (55 pictures)
Diu Fort (28 pictures)
Mumbai / Bombay: Rising or Sinking? (12 pictures)
Mumbai / Bombay: Victorian Vanities (7 pictures)
Chennai / Madras 1: The Hindu Base (9 pictures)
Chennai / Madras 2: British Public Buildings (23 pictures)
Chennai / Madras 3: British Churches (14 pictures)
Chennai / Madras 4: British Commercial Buildings (12 pictures)
Chennai / Madras 5: New Chennai (16 pictures)
Bangalore (25 pictures)
Hyderabad: Golconda (10 pictures)
Hyderabad: Qutb Shahi Tombs (19 pictures)
Hyderabad: the Qutb Shahi City (26 pictures)
Hyderabad :Palaces of the Nizams (24 pictures)
Hyderabad: Paigah Tombs (19 pictures)
Hyderabad Cyberabad (14 pictures)
A Traverse of the Deccan (24 pictures)
Pune (39 pictures)
Mahabaleshwar (36 pictures)
Karnataka Road Trip (46 pictures)
Old Goa (49 pictures)
Panaji (35 pictures)
Aurangabad (20 pictures)
Deogiri Fort (29 pictures)
Ellora (Hindu) (52 pictures)
Ellora (Buddhist) (14 pictures)
Chalukya 1: Badami (40 pictures)
Chalukya 2: Aihole (13 pictures)
Chalukya 3: Pattadakal (19 pictures)
Bijapur (44 pictures)
Kalla-Gudi (18 pictures)
Vicinity of Hampi (43 pictures)
Hampi Sacred Center (83 pictures)
Hampi Royal Center (46 pictures)
Southern Villages (10 pictures)
Kanchipuram (10 pictures)
Ramappa (11 pictures)
Sanchi (31 pictures)
Udaipur City Palace and Bagore ki Haveli (21 pictures)
Udaipur City (20 pictures)
Mt. Abu (7 pictures)
Ranakpur (18 pictures)