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Lahore Fort Hathi Paer - Elephant Stairs (middle view)
Middle East
Lahore Fort Hathi Paer Stairs (built 1631-32) The Hathi Paer stairs are located at the northwest corner of the fort, just south of the Shah Burj Quadrangle. They were designed with extremely wide treads and shallow riser height to allow royal elephants to ascend from ground level to the top of the fort. The stairs form a three sided courtyard with the south wall having been demolished to create a modern path into the fort from the southeast. The only original entrance to the courtyard was through the Hathi Pol, a large gateway at its southwest corner. The exterior of the Hathi Pol is integrated into Jahangir's Paint Wall ensemble.
Copyright: Ali Haider | Photographer Phone: +923414390977
Type: Spherical
Resolution: 8000x4000
Taken: 13/07/2015
Uploadet: 08/10/2015
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Tags: fortress; fort; tomb; monument; history; heritage; mosque; park; garden; place
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