Jaipur, the desert capital of India, is affectionately known as the Pink City of India because of the many pink monuments. These impressive monuments are impressive vestiges of a bygone era that attracts dozens of tourists from different parts of the world. The ancient palaces and forts are popular attractions among tourists during their trip to Jaipur. These magnificent buildings are the royal legacy of Jaipur tourism and show the grandeur of the ancient royal era. Some of the popular forts and palaces that invite a large number of tourists on their trip to Jaipur:
Fort Amber:
It was an ancient citadel of the ruling
Kachhawa Amber clan, 7 miles from Jaipur. The fort was built by Raja Man Singh
in the 16th century. This fort is famous for the fascinating fusion of Hindu
and Mughal architecture. The charismatic characteristics of this fortress
reside in its impressive gates, temples, ornate colossal halls, palaces,
pavilions and beautiful gardens. The Maota Lake in the foreground gives this
impressive Rajputana architecture a stunning look. The magnificent aura of this
classical and romantic fortress is made up of intricate carvings, mosaics and
small complexes of mirrors, corridors and palaces. Some of the famous
attractions of this Sukh Niwas fort, Suhaag Mandir, are the Diwan-e-Aam
"Hall of Public Audiences", Jai Mandir, Ganesh Pol and Jas Mandir.
CityPalace:
This palace is one of the most famous
attractions of the Jaipur tour where large numbers of tourists gather to
experience the legacy of the royal era. It is a beautiful palace built between
1729 and 1732 by Maharaja Sawai Jai Singh II, the ruler of amber. Fine arts and
architecture make this hotel one of the most desirable attractions for tourists
during their Jaipur tour. The City Palace is a mix of Rajasthani and Mughal
architectural styles displayed in its complexes, courtyards, gardens and
buildings. Some of the wonderful palaces and halls of this great architecture
are Badal Mahal, Chandra Mahal, Mubarak Mahal, Diwan-I-Khas, Diwan-I-Aam,
Maharani Palace, Bhaggi Khana, and Govind Dev Ji Temples.
Palace of the Winds 'Hawa Mahal':
This is an intricate and fascinating
five-story facade built by Maharaja Sawai Pratap Singh in 1799. This palace is
famous for its 953 rows of small windows and screens popularly known as
"Jharokhas" that are decorated with small bars. The wind flowed
through these openings called "Palace of the Winds" or "Palace
of the Breeze". This beautiful palace was built so that the women of the
royal families could watch street parades without being seen by the outside
world.
Jaipur, the capital of Rajasthan, is one
of the most popular tourist destinations thanks to several monumental
historical buildings. Tourists from all over the world travel to Jaipurso to
experience the legends of the royal era. Some of the other famous forts and
palaces in Jaipur are Nahargarh Fort, Jai Garh Fort and Jal Mahal.
Tourists from different parts of the
world travel to
Jaipur to experience the extravagant charm of forts and palaces. The
architectural beauty of the ornate forts and palaces are the famous tourist
attractions of Jaipur, allowing tourists to get a glimpse of the ancient royal
era of Rajasthan.
