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| The Red Fort Looks Impenetrable |
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| Even Close Up It Looks Like a Fortress |
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| A 2nd Gate Inside the Previous Gate |
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| Tile Work Around the Door |
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| Inside the Red Fort |
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| More Tile Work |
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| Large, Open, Breezy and Cool Pavilion, Part of the Palace Complex |
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| Decorated Pillars in the Pavilion |
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| Inlaid Mother of Pearl Makes the Wall Glisten |
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| Very Breezy on This Balcony |
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| Another View of the Taj From a Nearby Balcony in the Palace |
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| Highly Decorated Arches Everywhere |
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| Beautiful Carvings |
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| Tile Work On the Ceilings |
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| Intricately Carved Door Corners |
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| Building is Part of the Fort Not the Palace |
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| More Intricate Carvings |
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| They Must Have Been Highly Skilled Artisans |
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| They Become More and More Elaborate |
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| Incredibly Intricate Work |
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| This Was the Shah's Bathtub - See the Steps Behind the Grill Work |
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| Colourful Saris |
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| A Family Portrait |
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| Decorated Walls and Ceiling in an Alcove in the Palace |
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| Alcove Decoration |
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| Ceilings in the Palace |
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| Inlaid Marble in the Palace |
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| Dancing For Your Pleasure and Your Money |
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