A brief view of ruins in Old Fort Campus, Delhi (Capital City of India)

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This photograph was shot two years back when we visited Old Fort in Delhi. It's very close to Pragati Maidan and Delhi-Zoo. There is a huge campus with ruins spread across the place. This is one of the huge building inside Old Fort campus. You can make out an estimate of height by looking at the size of couple sitting below it. More photographs of Old Fort can be checked at - http://phototravelings.blogspot.com/2011/07/purana-qila-old-fort-relieved-of-its.html

This photograph was shot 5 years back when we visited Old Fort in Delhi. It's very close to Pragati Maidan and Delhi-Zoo. There is a huge campus with ruins spread across the place. This is one of the huge building inside Old Fort campus. You can make out an estimate of height by looking at the size of couple sitting below it. More photographs of Old Fort can be checked at - here

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