Millions of tourists from around the
world have been exploring the enigma of
Rajasthan for many years. It is a state
that prides itself on traditional style
and living. Going on biodiversity to hundreds
of palaces and forts, natural resources
are aplenty in Rajasthan. The forts and
palaces of Rajasthan reflect the time
spent characterized by great wars and
ethnic culture. The real taste of an indigenous
community in India is the dark alleys
and hallways of the many forts and palaces
of Rajasthan.
All forts and palaces of Rajasthan are
evenly distributed in major cities and
places of attraction. In fact the tourism
industry here is built around these forts,
palaces and havelis. Your mind is bound
to be filled with a sense of astonishment
and bewilderment by the imposing structure
of brilliant forts, palaces and havelis
in Rajasthan. Surrounded by the backdrop
of the vast Thar Desert, forts and palaces
of Rajasthan have a fascinating prospect
of a genuine Indian holiday.
Those who head for a tour to the west
of India could assess the legacy that
is left by the former Maharajas and Rajas.
The golden sand dunes and camel safaris
are just vehicles that will take you in
the past at the time of meditation a rich
past.
The main attractions include:
Havelis of Jaisalmer
City Palace of Jaipur
Jaipur Amber Fort
Hawa Mahal Jaipur
Chittorgarh Fort
Havelis of Jaisalmer
A captivating experience awaits you when
you come to visit the beautiful havelis
of Jaisalmer. These dwellings are actually
places of rich businessmen from Jaisalmer.
The sandstone mansions in the middle of
a barren land are indeed a feast for the
eyes. For some of these homes it may seem
a little noisy and extravagant, but they
are in perfect harmony with the modest
lines of the earth. Haveli Nathmal ki,
ki Haveli and Salim Singh Patwon ki Haveli
are some of mentionable ones.
City Palace of Jaipur
The City Palace or the head nestled Palace
in Jaipur, the capital of Rajasthan, is
the symbol of exoticism Rajasthan. Maharaja
Jai Singh II was the main architect of
this structure which was a source of inspiration.
Some establishments that would surely
enrapture your mind are here:
1) Hall of Public Private or Diwan-I-Khas
2) The Chamber of Audience or Diwan-E-Aam
3) Ridhi Sidhi Pol
4) Chandra Mahal or the Moon Palace (part
of the royal family still lives there)
5) Maharaja Sawai Man Singh II Museum
Jaipur Amber Fort
Amber Fort in Jaipur offers a perfect
blend of Mughal and Hindu architecture.
It was founded by Raja Man Singh in the
16th century. The charm associated with
the medieval city of Jaipur is most obvious
in this fort.
Hawa Mahal Jaipur
The traditional art and crafts of Rajasthan
is reflected in the structure of Hawa
Mahal Jaipur. Also known as the Palais
du Vent, Hawa Mahal in Jaipur was established
in 1799 by Maharaja Sawai Pratap Singh.
It is located near the City Palace, another
famous landmark in Jaipur. It is indeed
built for the blue-blooded ladies who
used to stay in the sails. This building
is characterized by complex patterns.
