Bagh Collection

Royal Bengal Tiger watching from the grassland, Ranthambhor National Park, India
JR-1082 Royal / Indian Bengal Tiger watching from the grassland, Ranthambhor National Park, India. Panthera tigris Alternative spellings

India, Punjab, Amritsar. Jallianwala Bagh memorial; abstract representation of flame
India, Punjab, Amritsar. Jallianwala Bagh memorial, abstract representation of flame

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Royal Bengal Tiger walking around dry grassland, Ranthambhor National Park, India. Date: 05/03/2005

Tigress in the backwaters of Ramganga River. Corbett National Park, India

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Royal Bengal Tiger yawning, Ranthambhor National Park, India. Date: 05/03/2005

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Royal Bengal Tiger - a portrait, Ranthambhor National Park, India. Date: 05/03/2005

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Royal Bengal Tiger on the rock, Ranthambhor National Park, India. Date: 05/03/2005

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Royal Bengal Tiger yawning, Ranthambhor National Park, India. Date: 05/03/2005

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Royal Bengal Tiger yawning in the jungle pond, Ranthambhor National Park, India. Date: 05/03/2005

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Royal Bengal Tiger in the forest pond, Ranthambhor National Park, India. Date: 05/03/2005

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Royal Bengal Tiger, Ranthambhor National Park, India. Date: 05/03/2005

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Royal Bengal Tiger coming out of jungle pond, Ranthambhor National Park, India. Date: 05/03/2005

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Royal Bengal Tiger in the jungle pond, Ranthambhor National Park, India. Date: 05/03/2005

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Royal Bengal Tiger walking on the jungle track, Ranthambhor National Park, India. Date: 05/03/2005

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Royal Bengal Tiger sitting in the rain-filled puddle, Ranthambhor National Park, India. Date: 05/03/2005

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Royal Bengal Tiger drinking water at the rain-filled poodle, Ranthambhor National Park, India. Date: 05/03/2005

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Royal Bengal Tiger catching the scent, Ranthambhor National Park, India. Date: 05/03/2005

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Royal Bengal Tiger coming out of woodland, Ranthambhor National Park, India. Date: 05/03/2005

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Royal Bengal Tiger watching from the grassland, Ranthambhor National Park, India. Date: 05/03/2005

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Royal Bengal Tiger watching from the grassland, Ranthambhor National Park, India. Date: 05/03/2005

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Royal Bengal Tiger - a close up, Ranthambhor National Park, India. Date: 05/03/2005

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Royal Bengal Tiger - a close up, Ranthambhor National Park, India. Date: 05/03/2005

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Royal Bengal Tiger sitting, Ranthambhor National Park, India. Date: 05/03/2005

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Royal Bengal Tiger at the cenotaph, Ranthambhor National Park, India. Date: 05/03/2005

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Royal Bengal Tiger at the cenotaph, Ranthambhor National Park, India. Date: 05/03/2005

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Royal Bengal Tiger snarling, Ranthambhor National Park, India. Date: 05/03/2005

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Royal Bengal Tiger in the jungle pond, Ranthambhor National Park, India. Date: 05/03/2005

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Royal Bengal Tiger in the jungle pond, Ranthambhor National Park, India. Date: 05/03/2005

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Royal Bengal Tiger sitting in the Rajbagh Lake, Ranthambhor National Park, India. Date: 05/03/2005

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Royal Bengal Tiger, Ranthambhor National Park, India. Date: 05/03/2005

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Royal Bengal Tiger, Ranthambhor National Park, India. Date: 05/03/2005

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Royal Bengal Tiger, Ranthambhor National Park, India. Date: 05/03/2005

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Royal Bengal Tiger, Ranthambhor National Park, India. Date: 05/03/2005

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Royal Bengal Tigers on the track, Ranthambhor National Park, India. Date: 05/03/2005

19th century vintage photograph India - Tippoos Summer Palace [the Darya Daulat Bagh] at Seringapatam

Jhelum River, Munshi Bagh, Srinagar City India
Vintage 19th century photograph: Jhelum River, Munshi Bagh, in Srinagar City in Jammu & Kashmir State, India

India - Ajmere Ajmer city from the Dowlat Bagh
Vintage 19th century photograph, India - Ajmere Ajmer city from the Dowlat Bagh, India, Bourne and Shepherd studio

The Indian Frontier Rising (engraving)
1598244 The Indian Frontier Rising (engraving) by Prior, Melton (1845-1910) (after); Private Collection; (add.info.: The Indian Frontier Rising)

The Indian Frontier Rising, the Burning of a Native Village outside the British Camp at Bagh (litho)
1615844 The Indian Frontier Rising, the Burning of a Native Village outside the British Camp at Bagh (litho) by Wright, Henry Charles Seppings (1850-1937); Private Collection; (add.info)

The Indian Frontier Rising, the Tribesmen firing the British Camp at Bagh at Nightfall (litho)
1615841 The Indian Frontier Rising, the Tribesmen firing the British Camp at Bagh at Nightfall (litho) by Wright, Henry Charles Seppings (1850-1937); Private Collection; (add.info)

Visit of the Duke and Duchess of Connaught to Hyderabad, in India (engraving)
1626294 Visit of the Duke and Duchess of Connaught to Hyderabad, in India (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info)

The Indian Frontier Rising, Headquarters Camp at Bagh, protected against the Enemys Fire into Camp at Night (litho)
1615060 The Indian Frontier Rising, Headquarters Camp at Bagh, protected against the Enemys Fire into Camp at Night (litho) by Prior

Indian Frontier Rising, with Westmacotts Brigade in Tirah, the 3rd Gurkhas starting at 4 AM to take a Hill North-East
1615116 Indian Frontier Rising, with Westmacotts Brigade in Tirah, the 3rd Gurkhas starting at 4 AM to take a Hill North-East of the Camp at Bagh (litho) by Wollen

Khojak Tunnel and railway, Balochistan, British India
Khojak Tunnel (Shela Bagh Tunnel) on the Quetta railway, Qilla Abdullah District, Balochistan Province, British India (now in Pakistan), near the border with Afghanistan. Date: circa 1910s

Bagh-nakh
Bagh Nakh, Tigers Claw. Two brass rings (for the fingers) attached to a brass plate with four steel claws. For the left hand. Obtained from a dacoit in Belgaum District, india, 1945

View down Jhelum Cher Chenar Bagh Srinager Cashmere
View down the Jhelum from Cher Chenar Bagh. Srinager. Cashmere; William H. Baker (British, about 1829 - 1880); Srinagar, Kashmir, India, Asia; 1860s - 1870s; Albumen silver print

The Times Correspondent Looking On At The Sacking Of The Kaiser Bach After The Capture Of Lucknow March 15 1858 From The History Of The Indian Mutiny Published 1858

Secundra Bagh Gate, Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh, India
Secundra (Sikandar) Bagh Gate, Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh, India. It was stormed during the Indian Mutiny of 1857. Date: circa 1890s

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"Bagh: A Majestic Encounter with India's Wildlife and History" Immerse yourself in the captivating beauty of Bagh, a place where nature and history intertwine seamlessly. In the heart of Ranthambhor National Park, India, a Royal Bengal Tiger gracefully observes from the lush grasslands, its regal presence leaving you in awe. Venturing further into Bagh, we find ourselves at the Jallianwala Bagh memorial in Amritsar, Punjab. Here lies an abstract representation of flame that symbolizes the indomitable spirit of those who fought for freedom. It serves as a poignant reminder of our shared history and sacrifices made. As we continue our journey through time, we stumble upon another magnificent sight - a Royal Bengal Tiger standing proudly at the cenotaph within Ranthambhor National Park. Its majestic stance against this historical backdrop is truly mesmerizing. Delving deeper into Bagh's rich heritage, we uncover Khojak Tunnel and railway in Balochistan during British India era. This engineering marvel stands as a testament to human ingenuity amidst challenging terrains. But Bagh has more surprises up its sleeve. Known as "Bagh-nakh, " it refers to an ancient weapon resembling tiger claws that were used by warriors long ago. The name itself evokes images of strength and resilience passed down through generations. Amidst all these wonders lies tranquility along Ramganga River's backwaters within Corbett National Park. Here, a tigress gracefully navigates her way through serene waters –a true embodiment of grace and power coexisting harmoniously. In every corner - be it Ranthambhor National Park or Jallianwala Bagh memorial - there are stories waiting to be heard; tales that connect us with nature's magnificence and humanity's triumphs over adversity. Let your senses come alive as you explore this enchanting destination, where wildlife and history dance in perfect harmony.