There, the great Hanuman indeed saw a splendid chariot called Pushpaka. It was glowing with glittering gems. Taller than the biggest mansion, it was a great chariot. [5-7-11]
Inside were birds made of vaidurya, silver and corals. There were colourful serpents made of various gems, and high class horses of exquisite limbs drawn. [5-7-12]
It had curved figures of birds with beautiful wings carved out of corals and gold. The wings were shining as if they were really the wings of allies of Cupid, the god of love. [5-7-13]
He saw on it lotus ponds, artificial elephants with shapely trunks, offering to Laxmi who herself was a lotus, holding in her beautiful hands blue lotuses shining with filaments. [5-7-14]
Thus he reached the auspicious palace appearing like a beautiful mountain and stood wonderstruck. Once again he looked at that beautiful palace which appeared like a mountain with lovely caverns in spring time filled with wonderful fragrance. [5-7-15]