When I first visited Brighton as a tourist from London, it dawned on me how striking Royal Pavilion looked. Although it was scaffolded at the time, I could still imagine its beauty. When I visited the Pavilion as recently as Sept 2022, I saw the full view of the Pavilion with my naked eye, in broad daylight under the late summer sun, I realised the true beauty of the building like never before. Right in front of the Pavilion was also a small pond. I could see the shimmering reflection of the building as you can see from the YouTube video above. Without thinking too deep into its history, it reminded me of images my mother showed me when I was a young boy of the Taj Mahal. Although, I had the fortune of visiting Delhi in 2004 yet couldn’t travel to Agra to see it with my own eye. Don't ask me why not. To me, this place is nearest to the Taj Mahal in Britain. Historical Owner The history of the Pavilion is linked to the British Royal family. It was a royal residence. It was bui
A city in East Sussex that can be an envy of Britain. It has everything you can ask for to make it your home: arts, culture, entertainment and the sea horizon. You must also not forget fish and chips. Once a place for the rich and famous can now be your home. Once you come out of London, people end up being friendlier, the air cleaner and grass greener. This is Brighton and Hove - a city for all!