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<\/a><\/p>\nHe actually had it on his hand, but then it started crawling up and he just let it. Then it sat on his shoulder. <\/p>\n
The second stop was then on one more palace. It was a real big one, and our tour guide told us that it has around 15 000 people for praying there every day. So, quite a lot. Due all the people who came in, they increased the security to a very high standard. We were not allowed to take out cameras with us, and only a small bag with a wallet and cell phone was allowed. We were able to leave the rest in the bus, but I took my frog with me, of course. Then the huge shock; They did not allow me to bring my frog with me to the temple! I had to leave him outside with my shoes, were I was able to pick him up later again. The guy, who took him then, told me, he will look after my baby, but still… Do not worry, I have him with me again now, but he was not in the temple then.<\/p>\n
This was one of the four main towers from the outside.<\/p>\n This was a Ganesha Statue, again with grass and flowers, because the favourite food of the elephant is grass.<\/p>\n I am not going to write much, so just enjoy the images.<\/p>\n This was the huge golden flagpole.<\/p>\n And this were again Shiva and Parvathi, during their dancing battle. You can see, the left figure in white has its foot high up in the air, this one is Shiva, the other one his wife.<\/p>\n Is it just me or does this statue look a bit.. obscene?<\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n