The subject of this photograph has great historical importance. It requires immediate conservation effort to save it from complete collapse which is imminent. But lets first see how many ATP readers can guess a) what it is, b) where, and b) to whom it belongs? Happy guessing.
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This is Maan Sing Haveeli at Rohtas Fort :-)
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Its Haveli Man Singh at Rohtas Fort built by Sher Shah Suri and its near Jehlum, Punjab, Pakistan.
I do not know what this is but architecturally it is very appealing and the picture itself is appealing. The type of place that should be a tourist attraction even if it were not of great historical value but for architectural reasons.
I couldn’t guess this one Darwaish. I’ve only seen Rohtas fort from outside and it is not a widely published photo either. I’d say you picked up a good subject.