The places Amogh went to see
Amogh N P travelled the way an architect does — to stand inside the buildings he had studied, and to watch how light, weather and people use them. From the dzongs of Bhutan to the bridges of Rotterdam and the rock-cut city of Petra, these are his journeys, kept by his family.

Amogh in Bhutan
Paro, Thimphu and Punakha in jacaranda season — archery, the Buddha Dordenma, Punakha Dzong, a gho by the river and the climb to the Tiger's Nest.
More journeys
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Kathmandu · Lukla · Namche · Everest Base Camp · May – June 2025Amogh in Nepal — to Everest Base Camp →
Dandeli forests · the Kali river · June 2024Amogh in Dandeli →
Dakshineswar · Belur Math · May 2024Amogh in Kolkata →
Petra · Wadi Rum · Mount Nebo · Jerash · November 2018Amogh in Jordan →
Giza · Memphis · Saqqara · Cairo · Alexandria · El Alamein · 23–29 April 2017Amogh in Egypt →
Negombo · Beau Vallon · Victoria · Baie Ternay · 22–31 May 2015Amogh in the Seychelles →
Badami · Pattadakal · Aihole · 9–10 May 2015Amogh in Badami →In Amogh's frame
Architectural Wonders · 12 placesBuildings he travelled to see, each written up in our Architectural Wonders series — and each with Amogh, or his photograph, in the frame.
NetherlandsErasmus Bridge, Rotterdam
NetherlandsKop van Zuid, Rotterdam
NetherlandsEuromast, Rotterdam
NetherlandsMarkthal, Rotterdam
NetherlandsCube Houses, Rotterdam
NetherlandsRotterdam Centraal
NetherlandsKinderdijk windmills
NetherlandsEYE Filmmuseum, Amsterdam
LithuaniaTrakai Island Castle
EgyptFort of Qaitbay, Alexandria
JordanPetra
IndiaKailasa temple, ElloraThrough his lens
His own photographsDzong carving, masks, jacaranda and the Tiger's Nest — 57 of his frames.
Flowers and wild colour from the hills of Sri Lanka.
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