Restoration work at Humayun's Tomb is being done by hand, using traditional methods. - Global Learning Semesters Photo Gallery

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Photos from the Global Business Semester Fall 2007 trip to India, China and Hong Kong.

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GLS > It is 6am, we are ready to leave from Larnaca and Erik is starting with Sbarro, the breakfast of champions. We were soon to learn that his motto for the trip would be "leave no plate unturned".

GLS > This is Humayun's Tomb. Much of Delhi's most impressive remaining architecture is from the Mughal period. This building served as the inspiration for the Taj Mahal.

GLS > The first official day of our trip. We have overnighted into Delhi and are diving into the city. This is at Jama Masjid, the largest mosque in India, which is in the heart of Old Delhi. The boys are wearing "skirts" because shorts were not allowed.

GLS > Restoration work at Humayun's Tomb is being done by hand, using traditional methods.

GLS > Again at Humayun's Tomb. What you can see in the background is that these mausoleums have incredible, peaceful gardens surrounding them.

GLS > Inside Humayun's Tomb.

GLS > More inside Humayun's Tomb.

GLS > Resting at Qutub's Minaret, a site that combines an ancient Hindu temple (in the background), with a famous minaret (next picture).

GLS > Qutub's minaret itself with its distinctive architectural style.

Restoration work at Humayun's Tomb is being done by hand, using traditional methods.

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Restoration work at Humayun's Tomb is being done by hand, using traditional methods.

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