I visited Alwar, a small town in Rajasthan, India in January. I saw these arches on my way to Siliserh Lake. There is no indication anywhere what they were but they sure look beautiful!
Blue Skies at Alwar, Rajasthan
A little ahead there are more such arches and they look like a bridge but they certainly don’t seem to be in use. We stopped our taxi at the side of the narrow road to get a picture!
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Nice bridge and a nice frame too.
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Traditional bridges . I love them .
that’s a beautiful stone bridge. you framed the sky beautifully. great photo.
Intriguing picture!
bridge minus water?
Wonderful landscape.
A great shot, Mridula!
Beautiful scenery. Happy sky watching.
My sky.
It looks like a Roman aquaduct.
nice capture.. it must be an old road which is now not used.. usually happens when there is a newer bridge built elsewhere….