Each card already has an archive ID
The `BHH-GAL-0X` labels make it easy to match incoming files to the right category without guessing which area of the site they belong to.
This page organizes the visual archive with a working lightbox and clear category slots for palaces, Cholistan, Lal Suhanra, food, and city heritage.
The page route, card system, slot naming logic, and lightbox behavior are all live. The archive stays organized as the visual library grows.
Each card represents a real photo grouping for destination storytelling, editorial previews, and shareable destination coverage.
This route stays useful as the photo library grows. It gives the archive a clear structure without forcing repeated rebuilds.
The `BHH-GAL-0X` labels make it easy to match incoming files to the right category without guessing which area of the site they belong to.
The page uses styled text-led frames to keep the archive readable and consistent across the site.
When final images arrive, the lightbox can show the real assets inside an interaction model that is already live and tested.
The gallery should reinforce the site's content pillars instead of floating separately. These live pages are the first places where the future asset sets will pay off most.
The strongest home for the Noor Mahal and royal facade archive once those visuals arrive.
Open the palaces hubThe planning route will benefit directly from real imagery for city-first, nature, and desert itinerary modes.
Open the planning hubThe visual archive will also strengthen story previews, guide cards, and future destination publishing quality.
Open the blog hubThe page is live today, but it is honest about what is structural and what still depends on final visual assets.
No. The gallery is currently a text-led archive and lightbox system. It is ready for the real designer-provided files, but it does not pretend those visuals already exist.
Because the route structure, interaction, and content categories can be solved now. That saves a second round of architecture work later.
By mapping the designer's filenames into these existing slots. The page already has a category system and lightbox behavior, so the upgrade path is straightforward.
When the image folder arrives, the next step will be mapping each file into these archive slots and upgrading the lightbox from text-led preview frames to actual destination photography.