Where Was This Photo Taken? (2)

It appears to be the gravesite of Gendün Chöphel, with verses somewhat shakily transcribed fro Gray's Elegy Written in a Country Church-Yard. Gendün Chöphel is important, but we haven't yet located his gravesite.

Gendün Chöphel

The line they dropped never made any sense anyhow.
BTW - this fellow was born three years after the Angry Monk died. Might have been named after him, or could be a common Tibetan name, I don't know. There is a recent photo of this marker on flickr, so I know it must still be there.

Thanks. Couldn't read the date on my screen.

Agreed with puzzles Chandrapur connection, however puzzle is not connected directly with the officer though the passion for it is common
Posting another artwork from the same place if it helps?

Maybe, but we're groping in the dark here.

Gramodaya Sangh, Bhadrawati, Dist-Chandrapur, Maharashtra?

Gramodaya Sangh

No not Gramodaya Sangh, Bhadrawati, I am sure it has nothing to do with wood work but it is in to POTTERY

The profession of the creator of this wood work was in debate for few days in Indian parliament.

one more creation from the same artist, if it helps.

Aha! I took the head on the crucifix and the mask to be pottery. More work to do.

I will be away from the internet for next few hours. Till that will add some more work to you hfot2 see if this makes you

Hi Guys Please tell me the name of this place. I am desperate to know.

Moderator Note: @avanishmaurya, is that your own photo? If no, then you need to mention the source from where you got that photograph. I got it from the net is not a source. If you can not provide the source we will have to remove the photo.

By the way it is Lohagarh fort in Maharashtra.

Sorry, I was not aware about the rules. This is not my photo. I got it in facebook profile and because it is a very beautiful pic,so i just wanted to know the name of the place, as the place name was not there in the profile. Since, I got the answer, If you wish to remove this pic, you can remove as per the rules. Thanks for your reply and still if its a rule to post own pic only then let me know, I will abide by the rules in the future. Thanks Again. Regards.

Welcome to Where Was This Photo Taken(2) [WWTPT(2)], avanishmaurya.

I shouldn't worry too much having broken the rule about crediting photos once – it happens frequently, both with new arrivals at the thread and with oldtimers. aarosh is right, though: it's an important rule to observe in the future, because IndiaMike has to avoid potential claims of copyright infringement and other such bothers which are really quite serious.

If you stick around the thread, you'll see that it's mostly used for posting photo puzzles and teasing the answer out of the other players. You're lucky that aarosh was able to identify Lohagarh fort. We've not always been so successful with questions like yours, when the poster himself doesn't know where the photo was taken and genuinely wants to know.

Ranjitsinh Gaekwad, Manu Parekh, Jatin Das, somewhere once again in Anandwan, B. L. M. M. Church Sironcha or more appropriately.....completely and untterly stumped!

Ranjitsinh Gaekwad,Manu Parekh,Jatin Das, not again but near Anandwan B. L. M. M. Church Sironcha one more wood carving from the same private Art gallery cum exhibition hall.

Is it related to Suresh Chopane?