Not all of those hanging out at the historical, World Heritage sights were human.
There was a wide range of other visitors.
A monkey brought her baby to see the Taj Mahal.
A dog was exploring along the wall of the Agra fort palace.
The monkeys also thought the fort was a good place to hang out,
and to see some of the other tourists.
The parrots liked the artistic carvings around the Qutab Minar.
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And the pigeons were checking out the keystone-less arches.
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At Fatehpur Sikri, there was a chipmunk who stopped for a snack.
Word is out that sightseeing is a good past time.
There was a wide range of other visitors.
The parrots liked the artistic carvings around the Qutab Minar.
At Fatehpur Sikri, there was a chipmunk who stopped for a snack.
Word is out that sightseeing is a good past time.