Where am I - Travel Game II.

Ah, now that's a nice arch... (or whatever you call it).

Are we in Asia?

Yes, we are, Osso.

Flicking finger at my brain for what you call an arch without an arc.. (no, don't tell me).

Southeast asia?

This place is not usually comprised in Southeast Asia..

Total guess... Cambodia?

Ah.

Well, I'm not sure what is, so I'll start with India, while I go look at a map.

India it is....

That saves me from having to spell Tadzikistan...

Looks like some kind of gate. Is it in the south of India?

Gate, damn, that's the word...

I wouldn't say it's south of India..

Seeing such, my first thought had been Hampi - but it doesn't seem so ...

Right, Walter, it's not Hampi..

I looked at Hampi too.

I'm liking a gate I see in Gujarat, but not the same one.. is it in Gujarat?

Not in the Gujarat state, Osso..

If not south, is it central?

I would say it's central, CI.

Gate at Warrangal

This seems to be a palace in Hyderabad - which annoys me since I looked up gate + Hyderabad early on.

aha, 150 km north of Hyderabad in A. Pradesh.

About 150 km north-east of Hyderabad is Warrangal, once the capital of the Kakatiya kingdom which stretched the greater part of present-day Andhra Pardesh from the later years of the 12th century till it was overpowered by Tughlaqs of Delhi in the earlier years of 14th century.

The city was ruled by several dynasties and each of them had contributed much to its art & architecture, making it one of the most treasured places of historical monuments. The Hindu Kakatiyas were great builders and admirers of the arts, and it was during their rule that the Chalukyan style of temple architecture reached the acme of its development. The glorious history, the intricate architecture, the rich natural resource, the beautiful lakes, all added to its importance as one of the most preferred tourist destinations in the state of Andhra Pradesh India.

http://www.shubhyatra.com/andhra-pradesh/warrangal-india.html