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One of the top 10 Forts of Rajasthan, Jaisalmer Fort is unique for the Golden look on the fort especially when the sun’s rays reflects on the Fort. This has earned the Jaisalmer Fort the local called – Sonar Quila due to the gold look of the fort. It means ‘Fort of Gold’ traditionally. It is one of the oldest
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Jodhpur, the blue city of Rajasthan is famous for imperial forts, amazing palaces, unique temples and houses painted in the vivid shades of blue. The second largest city of Rajasthan was built in 1459 by the chief of Rathore Clan, Rao Jodha and named after him. Among the ancient wonders of Jodhpur, Mandore Garden is another renowned tourist spots of
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The former capital of Mughal Emperor Akbar, Fatehpur Sikri was built in the year 1571 by the Emperor himself. Impressed by the prophecy of the Sufi Saint Shaikh Salim Chisti who predicted the birth of Akbar’s son Jahangir, Akbar started the construction of this place and named it as Fatahabad meaning ‘Victory’ which was derived from a Persian word Fatah.
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Apart from the flying kites of Akshay Tritiya and the tasty Bikaneri bhujia, Bikaner is also popular for its imperial forts, amazing havelis and folk music. This fourth largest city of Rajasthan was established by the Rathore prince, Rao Bika in 1486. Situated in the north region of Rajasthan, Bikaner provides world’s best riding camels. One of the largest camel
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The official residence until the mid sixteenth century, the Red fort or Agra Fort is a UNESCO World Heritage Site spread over an area of 380,000 sq. meters in Agra. Founded by Akbar the Great Emperor in the year 1573 this historical structure was the Mughal residence right until the year 1638. It took nearly 4000 labor who worked very
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The home of royal kings, Rajasthan has been created with many colorful and historical cities like the Pink City Jaipur, the Golden City Jaisalmer, the City of Unity Ajmer, the City of Pride and Glory Chittorgarh and the Blue City Jodhpur. With its glorious past and royal charm, decked with some excellent palaces and outstanding forts, Jodhpur has become one
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Jaipur, the Pink City is a city of passionate architecture and royal grandeur. While the ruins of palatial palaces and mighty forts take you back in time, witness the relics of the golden age at the museums of the city. 1. The City Palace Museum While the elegance of City Palace fascinates the tourists at Jaipur, the Palace- Museum is
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Nestled in the beautiful gardens of Ram Nivas Bagh the Albert Hall Museum, Jaipur is the oldest museum in the state. This stunning structure in Indo-Saracenic architectural style is unique in many ways. It is attractive among many different structures and gives a visual appeal. There are domes over the arches on top of the Albert Hall. There is an
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Hawa Mahal, also known as the Wind Palace is one of the architectural gems of Jaipur, Rajasthan. This UNESCO World Heritage Site is a must visit if you truly wants to know the architectural passion of the Rajput clan. History Hawa Mahal was constructed in 1799 by Maharaja Sawai Pratap Singh. The primary purpose of building this amazing palace was
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Royal opulence drips from every part of Rajasthan, be its majestic palaces, mighty castles, vibrant culture and crystalline lakes. There are several manmade lakes in Rajasthan which add pleasance to the sweltering weather of Rajasthan. Let us enjoy a virtual trip to some of the most popular lakes of Rajasthan. 1. Lake Pichola, Udaipur Want some romantic time with your
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