The flair with which the Mughals themselves travelled was inventive and meant to create the sort of aesthetic spectacle of ...

Visitors would climb a small ladder atop the elephant’s back, where they would sit on a wooden seat — called a howdah — to ...

The hOWdah of the Atlas elephant that stands on a tortoise, is a rather rickety structure, and quakes with every jog of the Titanic beast. But is it not being tugged at by every petty planetoid ...

Sackler Gallery Elephant with howdah and figure Freer Gallery of Art and Arthur M. Sackler Gallery Elephant Freer Gallery of Art and Arthur M. Sackler Gallery The Vision of Khas-grub-dje with ...

He was the Last Independent King of Greater Bhimber and destiny brought him to get buried in the soil of Ramban. His grave ...

Climb to Lucy's howdah (the platform on her back) for a great view of the Atlantic Ocean, and take a tour of the elephant's interiors, which once even served as a hotel. Adults can tour Lucy for $ ...

This exhibition demonstrates the lengths Scavvies will go to in search of fun as part of a beloved UChicago tradition. On ...

The 18-year-old was joined by King Frederik and his grandmother Queen Margrethe for the moving moment this week ...

Things To Know Before Visiting Mysuru With its glittering royal palaces, imposing heritage buildings, colourful silk markets ...

Folks interested in supporting a good cause while enjoying delicious fresh chowder this weekend can do so during the third ...

According to historian Nazer Aziz Anjum’s research on transportation in the Mughal era, the covered seats on the elephants were called ‘howdah’. There would be processions of 160-170 ...