<p>Study of Ranthambhore National Park.</p>

The tiger's destiny

Science & Math

VALMIK THAPAR

Biological Sciences

Time Books International

Kashmir: Garden of the Himalayas

Travel

Asia

Life and Crimes of Charles Sobhrat

Politics & Social Sciences

Richard Neville

Social Sciences

Kathmandu

Goodman, Jim

Sansoni, Dominic

INDIA.

Arts & Photography

Raghu Rai

Photography & Video

Photographs show ancient fortifications, towns, festivals, farms and landscapes of this northwestern Indian state and portray its people and their everyday life

Rajasthan: India's Enchanted Land

Singh, Raghubir

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Kulu: End of the Habitable World

Chetwode, Penelope

India (Times travel library)

Kath Mandu: the Forbidden Valley: the Forbidden Valley

Wendy Moore

The small village of Khajuraho in central India is surrounded by 21 ancient temples which were built between the ninth and the 12th centuries when Khajuraho was the site of a great city. Although the city itself fell into decline and eventually disappeared altogether, some of the temples did survive, and work on reclaiming them began in the early 20th century. It was only after Independence, however, that Khajuraho once again became a centre of great religious importance, as well as a major tourist attraction. Built on high terraces during the Chandella dynasty, the temples of Khajuraho display a rare perfection of design and construction. The sandstone sculptures which fill every available space on the temple walls are renowned for their eroticism, but they also depict scenes of battle, dancing and everyday life. Louis Frederic's essay explores the religious symbolism of the carvings and places them in the context of the history of both the temples and the village itself. Raghu Rai's photographs for this book evoke the atmosphere of Khajuraho, while his portraits of the people who live in and visit the village reflect the sensuality of the sculptures themselves. Enlarged details of individual carvings reveal the extraordinarily lifelike, supple quality with which sculptors endowed the stone some ten centuries ago. Raghu Rai is a member of the Magnum group of photographers. His work has appeared in "The National Geographic", "Paris-Match", "The New York Times" and "Newsweek" and has been exhibited in America, Japan and Europe.

Khajuraho

Louis Frédéric

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