Rajasthan tourism

                       Rajasthan tourism 

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Rajasthan tourism

Rajasthan is a state of India which is considered to be the best state for tourism.  Shining silver, golden sand, multicolored clothes, warm songs, vivacious dances, camel royal rides, ancient folk traditions and rich handicrafts are the hallmarks of Rajasthan.  There are many scenic spots to be seen in every district in the state of Rajasthan, especially there is a fort which is in almost every district.  Apart from these, Rajasthan also has many mythological temples.  Rajasthan has a huge history inside itself.

Rajasthan, an incredibly beautiful state, exists in the northwest of India, which in itself is a living example of timeless wonder.  This state has witnessed many amazing events.  A tour of this state will take you to the heart of the dry, yet beautiful desert cities like Jaisalmer and Barmer, Udaipur and Chittorgarh to Rajput splendor and intelligence.  Tourism industry is flourishing in Rajasthan endowed with natural beauty and great history.

Located on the northwestern side of the country, Rajasthan is the largest state by territory in the Republic of India.  These states cover 10.4% of India, covering an area of ​​342,269 square kilometers.  Pink city Jaipur is the capital here, while Mount Abu, located in the Aravalli range, is the only hill station in Rajasthan.  The northwestern part of Rajasthan is quite dry and sandy, most of which is covered by the Thar Desert.

Rajasthan was ruled by the Rajput dynasty, who have been identified for courage and valor in wars.  Situated on the north-west border of India, on this earth you will find a wonderful blend of history, myth, valor and love with its natural beauty.  At one time this area was divided into several rulers.  This is also its shining history.  The breathtaking stories of heroism and heroism of its inhabitants have been an important part of Indian history.

Rajasthan is also known as the "Land of Kings".  There are unique states of many Maharajas and their palaces and forts.  Rajasthan is known for its jungles, tigers and shining ornaments as well as multi-colored culture.  When you go to Rajasthan, allow yourself to be captivated by the beauty and majestic chic of this state.

Rajasthan is a suitable tourist destination for both domestic and international tourists.  Every third foreign tourist visiting India is sure to visit Rajasthan as it is a part of the "Golden Triangle" for tourists visiting India.  Rajasthan is one of the places in the world that gives a lot to its visitors.

There are some of the most amazing havelis and palaces here, as well as astonishing wildlife sanctuaries, religious and curious monuments.  There are many legends associated with this land.  There are many stories of valor and dedication.

The weather in Rajasthan is divided into 3 parts, which include summer, monsoon and winter.  The entire state remains dry and dry all the time except for the monsoon.  The state remains the hottest in summer, during this time the mercury goes up to 48 degrees.  Mount Abu is the only place in the state where the weather is pleasant during summer.

Holi, Teej, Deepawali, Devnarayan Jayanti, Sankranti and Janmashtami are of special importance among the major festivals celebrated in the state.  In addition, the Rajasthani desert festival, the Camel Fair, and the Animal Fair, held once a year, also hold their place in the state's major festivals.

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Albert Hall Museum

 Albert Hall Museum is a museum located in Jaipur district of Rajasthan state, India.  It is the oldest museum in Rajasthan.  This museum is in front of the new entrance of the whistle wall on the outer side of the "Ram Niwas Udyan".  It is a building built in "Indo-Arabic style".  It was designed by Sir Samuel Swinton Jacob and opened in 1887 as a public museum.

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Fort of amer

History and facts of Amber Fort##

Amber Fort is a wonderful example of Rajput architecture in Amber, a historic city located in the pink city of Jaipur in Rajasthan.  Amber Fort stands amidst the wooded hills of Delhi-Jaipur highway with its huge ramparts showing the image in the waters of Lake Maota below.  Amer Fort is famous for Hindu art.  The fort has many visible paths, doors and small ponds.  This is the main source of water in Amber Fort.  Amber has been the capital of the Kachhwaha kings, known as Ambavati and Ambibkapur in ancient times.

Amer is a city spread over 4 sq km (1.5 sq m) which is located 11 km away from Jaipur in Rajasthan state of India.  Amber Fort is built on high mountains, it is the main tourist area of ​​Jaipur region.  Among the attractions of Rajasthan, the historical Amer is world famous for its glorious tales and carvings, artistic style, Sheesh Mahal.  The Amer Fort is considered an excellent specimen of high-quality craftsmanship.  The palaces built inside this fort are excellent in themselves.  These palaces include the Sheesh Mahal which is known for its majestic carvings.

The historical fort was built by Raja Mansingh, Raja Jai ​​Singh, and Raja Sawai Singh, which presents a historic glorious saga of its 200 years of antiquity.  This fort is made of red stones and the corridors of this palace are made of white marble.  This fort is built at a high altitude, so a lot of climbing has to be done to reach it.

The fort also houses the Diwan-i-Aam, Diwan-i-Khas and Sheesh Mahal ot Jai Mandir and Sukh Niwas where there are always cool and fresh natural winds.  That's why Amer Fort is sometimes called Amer Mahal.  There are thick walls around this fort which are done by red sandstone.  In this palace, the first Rajput Maharaja and his family lived.  On the Ganesh Gate by the entrance of the fort, there is a temple of Sila Devi, the goddess of the Chaitanya Panth, which was given to King Mansingh when he defeated the king of Jessore in 1604 in Bengal.

This palace with Jaigarh Fort is established on top of the Chil Ka Tila.  The palace and the fort of Jaigarh are considered to be a complex as both of them are connected by a secret passage.  In times of war, this route is used to drive out members of the royal family who were taken from the Amber Fort by secret route to the Jaigad Fort.

 In 2013, in the 37th World Heritage Meeting held at Fun Penh, Colombia, along with Amber Fort, five more Forts of Rajasthan were included in the UNESCO World Heritage Site.  According to a survey, there are twenty lakh tourists annually.

History of the fort

If we look at the past of Amer, it is known that for six centuries this city has been the capital of the Suryavanshi kings of the search region.  The construction of Amer Fort made of sandstone was started by Raja Bharatmal in 1558.  The process of construction continued later in the times of Raja Mansingh and Raja Jaisingh.  After a gap of about a hundred years, this fort was completed during the reign of King Jai Singh Sawai.  During the same period, there was a cordial relationship between the Kachhwaha Rajput and the Mughals, when the daughter of King Bharmal was married to Akbar.  Later, King Mansingh joined Akbar's Navratnas and became his general.  This was the golden period of the Amer Valley and this fort.

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Kumbhalgarh Fort

Kumbhalgarh Fort, located 84 km north of the city of lakes, Udaipur, is perhaps the main attraction of this history-filled city.  This fort is famous as a formidable fort of Chittorgarh, which testifies to the simplicity of the famous Maharana Kumbh.  It was built between 1445 and 1458.

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Mehrangarh Fort

Mehrangarh Fort is a large and magnificent fort in India that is situated on a 150 meter high hill.  This fort is located 5 kilometers from Jodhpur in Rajasthan.

History and information of Mehrangarh Fort

Mehrangarh Fort is an ancient giant fort located in Rajasthan, India, which is also known as the Fort of Jodhpur.  It is a symbol of India's rich past.  Mehrangarh Fort is situated at a height of 150 meters on a high hill.  This magnificent fort was built by Rao Jodha in 1459 AD.  Mehrangarh Fort is one of the most beautiful forts in the state of Rajasthan due to its location atop the hill.

Strategically constructed by Rao Jodha in 1459, this fort is a unique specimen of ancient art, splendor, strength, courage, sacrifice and architecture.  This massive fort is situated on a rocky rock hill, 150 meters above the ground and is surrounded by a ten kilometer long wall with eight gates and countless bastions.  The fort has four gates connected by invisible, winding roads from outside.  There are many grand palaces inside the fort, wonderfully carved doors, lattice windows and inspiring names.  Notable among these are Moti Mahal, Phool Mahal, Sheesh Mahal, Sileh Khana, Daulat Khana etc.  These palaces contain an awe-inspiring collection of furnishings of Indian royalty.  Apart from this, there is also a stunning collection of palanquins, elephants, miniature paintings of various styles, musical instruments, costumes and furniture.  The height of the park is 20 feet to 120 feet and the width is 12 feet to 70 feet.  Seven reserved fortifications with inaccessible routes were built at Parkote.

There are tomb sites of many kings including Jodhpur King Jaswant Singh.  One of the specialties of Jodhpur is the artificial lakes and wells, in the absence of which the city could not be imagined in this area.  One well in the fort of Mehrangarh is 135 meters deep.  Despite all this system there was always a lack of water.  It is said that there is a curse behind it.

Here visitors can see the marks made by cannon balls during the battle at the second gate.  There is an umbrella here in honor of Kirat Singh Soda, a warrior who fell while guarding the fort against Amber's forces.  The umbrella is a dome-shaped pavilion built to express pride and respect in the rich culture of Rajputs.

Moti Mahal, also known as Pearl Palace, is the largest room in the fort.  This palace was built by Raja Sur Singh, where he used to meet his subjects.  Here, tourists can also see the 'Srinagar chowki', the royal throne of Jodhpur.  There are five hidden balconies from where the five queens of the king used to hear the proceedings of the court.

Phool Mahal is one of the largest period rooms of the Mehrangarh Fort.  This palace was the personal room of the king.  Also known as the Palace of Flowers, it has a roof with fine gold workmanship.  Maharaja Abhay Singh built this palace in the 18th century.  The gold is believed to have been looted from Ahmedabad after the king's victory over the Mughal warrior, Sarbuland Khan.  Shahi paintings and Ragamala paintings were brought to the palace during the reign of Maharaja Jaswant Singh II.

Sheesha Mahal is adorned with beautiful glass work.  Visitors can see the work of religious figures depicted in the Sheesha Mahal.  It is also known as 'Hall of Mirrors'.  A Takhat Villa, built by Takhat Singh, can also be seen.  He was the last ruler of Jodhpur and a resident of Mehrangarh Fort.  The architecture of the villa displays both traditional and colonial styles.

Jhanki Mahal, from where the royal women used to watch the government proceedings taking place in the courtyard, is a beautiful palace.  Presently, this palace has a large collection of royal palanquins.  These are adorned with cradles, gilt mirrors and figures of birds, elephants, and fairies.

 Loh Pol which is the last gate of the fort is located in the main part of the fort complex.

Rao Jodha was one of the 24 children of King Ranmal of Jodhpur.  He became the fifteenth ruler of Jodhpur.  A year after taking over the reins of governance, Rao Jodha began to feel that the fort of Mandore was unsafe.  He proposed the idea of ​​building a new fort on a hill 9 km from his then fort.  This hill is known as Bhor Chidiya, because there were many birds living there. Rao Jodha laid the foundation of the fort on this hill on 12 May 1459, completed by Maharaja Jaswant Singh (1638-78).

According to the legend, they displaced the place of human inhabitants in the hills to build the fort.  The monk named Chiriya Nathji was also called Lord of the Birds.  Later, when Chiara Nathji was forced to go from the hills, he cursed Rao Jodha and said, "Jodha!  Maybe there will be a shortage of water in your stronghold. ”Rao was trying to appease him by building a house for Jodha Sannyasi.  Along with this, he also built temples near the cave in the fort, which the monks used to meditate.  But still the effect of his curse is still visible in that area, every 3 to 4 years, there is a need for water at some time or the other.

Rao Jodha had immense reverence in Chamunda Mata.  Chamunda is the Kuldevi of the rulers of Jodhpur.  Rao Jodha built the temple of Chamunda Mata near the Mehrangarh Fort in 1460 and installed the idol.  The gates of the temple were also opened to the general public.  Chamunda Maa was not only the ruler but also the Kuldevi of the majority of Jodhpur residents and even today millions of people worship this goddess.  Special poojas are offered here during Navratri.

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Bhatner Fort

Bhatner Fort is an ancient site located in Hanumangarh, Rajasthan.  The fort was built in 295 Century by 'Abhaya Rao Bhati', the son of Bhupat.  This fort has also witnessed many important events in Indian history.

 The famous Tarain war took place here between Mohammad Gauri and Prithviraj Chauhan.  Qutubuddin Aibak, Timur and Akbar also ruled in Bhatner.

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Junagadh Fort

Junagadh Fort is located in Bikaner city of Rajasthan state.  The Junagadh fort was constructed between 1588 and 1593.  This fort was established in 1593 by Raja Rai Singh, a commander of Emperor Akbar's army.  Due to this fort being 700 feet above sea level, the tower of this fort can be seen from any part of the city.  It has many attractive palaces, palace courts made of red sandstone and marble stone, balcony, canopies and windows which are spread in all the buildings.

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Galtaji Temple

There are also many temples in the pink city of Jaipur with the luxurious Jantar Mantar and Roshan Hawa Mahal, which attract large number of people throughout the year.  Galta temple is also one of them.  Galta Temple is surrounded by inaccessible terrain and is also known as 'Monkey Temple'.  Its view is amazing.  Situated on the top of a mountain, this temple is very close to the beautiful 'Sisodia Rani Ka Bagh'.  Saint Galav did penance in this temple.  On the religious orders of Ramananda, a large number of devotees of Lord Krishna visit here.

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Sariska National Park

Sariska National Park is in the Aravalli hills in Alwar district and was declared a wildlife sanctuary in 1958.  It was included in 'Project Tiger' in 1979 as Tiger Reserve.  The park has a vast area of ​​800 square kilometers and a wide variety of fauna, flora and birds are found here.

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Bhandesar Temple

Bikaner, located in the royal state of Rajasthan, is famous for its rich culture and fine temples and architecture.  The Bhandesar temple is considered to be the most popular attraction of Bikaner and is famous for its beautiful interiors, frescoes and art.

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Dilwara Jain Temple

Dilwara Jain Temple is located in Mount Abu Nagar in Sirohi district of Rajasthan state.  The Dilwara temple is virtually a group of five temples.  These temples were built between the 11th and 13th centuries.  This huge and divine temple is dedicated to the Tirthankaras of Jainism.

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Rani Sati Temple

Jhunjhanu is a historic city of Rajasthan, located at a distance of 180 km from Jaipur.  Known for being part of the Chauhan dynasty, Jhunjhunu has always been a commercial and commercial center.  Jhunjhanu is also famous for its religious sites, of which the Rani Sati temple is the most popular.  The city also has many iconic Rajasthani havelis decorated with fine carvings and frescoes.

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Khwaja Muinuddin Chishti Dargah

Khwaja Muinuddin Chishti Dargah is a famous tourist destination in the city of Ajmer in Rajasthan.  It is also called ‘Dargah Ajmer Sharif’.  The Dargah of Khwaja Moinuddin Chishti, Khwaja Saheb or Khwaja Sharif is a sacred place for all the religious people visiting Ajmer.  It is the second place among all Muslim pilgrimage sites after Mecca.  That is why it is also called the Mecca of India.

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Hawa Mahal

Shahi Hawa Mahal is perhaps the most visited tourist destination of the beautiful Pink City.  Established in 1799 by Maharaja Sawai Pratap Singh, this 'Hawa ka Mahal' is a reflection of the colorful history and culture of Rajasthan. Famous for its honeycomb-like structure, Hawa Mahal is built in red and pink sand Stone.

History of Jaipur Hawa Mahal

Hawa Mahal is a royal palace located in the pink city of Jaipur, India.  Hawamahal means a place of winds.  That is, it is such a unique place, which is completely cold.  Hawamahal was built in the year 1799 by Maharaja Sawai Pratap Singh.  This five-story building has been designed in a very unique way.  It is only one and a half feet wide from the top and looks like a honeycomb from outside.  There are 953 small windows in this Hawa Mahal, which keeps the cool and fresh air coming.  Because of which this place remains absolutely cold.  This palace is made of red and pink sandstone.

The building is five storeys, visible on the main road of the old city and is a stunning specimen of Rajput artistry.  Which has sandstone windows of pink octagonal shape and closely shaped like honeycomb.  It was originally built for women of the royal family to see the daily life and processions of the city.

 At that time, women used to come out with a net covering on their face and observe daily life, at that time it was mandatory for women to cover the "curtain" in the face.  It is said that with the help of these nets, he used to feel cold air and his face was cold even in the scorching sun.

When Maharaja Sawai Pratap Singh wanted to build this Hawa Mahal, he called the architect Lal Chandra Ustad and he designed the palace in such a way that it could never be thought of.  Its design was similar to the Rajmukut of Lord Krishna of Hinduism.  It seems to be seen from outside.

 This five-story building has been designed in such a way that it does not have a single staircase to go to the top floor.  If you have to go to the top floor, then only ramps remain.

 This building is built without any foundation.  Which is a wonder on its own.  It is considered to be the world's largest foundationless building.  Due to the five storey in Hawamahal, it is built in an 87 degree angle.  Which are a surprise.

Constructed of lime, red and pink sandstone, this palace is situated on the main road in the heart of the commercial center of Jaipur.  It is a part of the City Palace itself and extends to the Zenana Room or the Women's Room.  Watching it glow in the golden light of the sun in the morning gives a unique feeling.

 Hawa Mahal is most famous due to its culture and its design.  Hawamahal is a unique example of Rajput and Mughal art.  In this palace, you will find a sample of Rajput in its vaulted ceiling, lotus, and flowers.  You can find the same Mughal specimen in the arches and fine carvings done here.

Hawa Mahal was Maharaja Jai ​​Singh's favorite place to rest because its interior decoration is very beautiful.  In all its chambers, 953 vents in the front part always keep the cool air flowing, the effect of coolness increases in summer and in all the chambers there is also arrangement of fountains in the front hallway.

 The top two floors of Hawa Mahal are only arranged for hooves to go.  It is said that keeping in mind the inconvenience caused to the queens to climb up the stairs by wearing long sagging skirts, provision of hooves was made in place of the stairs for entry into its upper two floors.

Hawa Mahal is looked after by the Archaeological Department of the Government of Rajasthan, in the year 2005, after a long gap of about 50 years, a large scale repair and renovation work of the palace was done, estimated to cost Rs 45679 lakh.  Some corporate houses are also now coming forward for maintenance for the archaeological monuments of Jaipur, an example being the "Unit Trust of India", which started the essence of Hawa Mahal.

How to reach

Hawa Mahal is located on Badi Chaupar in the southern part of Jaipur city.  The city of Jaipur is directly connected to all major cities of India by road, rail and air.  The railway station of Jaipur is the central station of the broad gauge line network of the Indian Railways service.  Hotels, Dharamshala, guest planets are available for stay here.

 Hawa Mahal does not have direct entry to the front.  To enter Hawa Mahal, there is a system of entry through the routes to the right and left of the palace, from where you can enter the palace from the rear of the palace.

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City Palace

The City Palace, located in the royal city of Jaipur, is an amazing piece of architecture.  The foundation of this palace was laid by Maharaja Jai ​​Singh II.  He was the Kachwaha Rajput king of Amer in the 18th century.  The beautiful marble carved interiors of the palace, magnificent pillars, latticework and inlay decoration make it a special attraction for the tourists.  Jaleb Check and Tripolia Gate are the two main entrances to the City Palace in Jaipur.  Colonel Jacob, the architect of this grand palace, combines Mughal, Rajput and European style architecture in it.

History of City Palace Jaipur

The city palace houses the throne of the Maharaja of Jaipur of the Kachhwaha Rajput dynasty.  Maharai Sawai Jai Singh II, who ruled Amer from 1699 to 1744, started the construction of this palace complex.  The campus is spread over several acres.  He had earlier ordered the construction of the outer wall of this complex.  Its construction started in 1729 and took three years to complete.  This palace complex was completely completed in 1732.

The building style of the City Palace is an incomparable blend of Rajput, Mughal and European styles.  The fine cutting done on the stone and the painting done on the walls in these buildings constructed of red and pink sandstone are fascinating.  The Kachhwaha rulers had no shortage of wealth.  Therefore Maharaja Jai ​​Singh II wanted to build a fully planned, safe, beautiful and prosperous city.  The city of Jaipur was the first planned city built in the eighteenth century.  At the same time, its splendor was excellent and surprising.

Presently this building was converted into a museum dedicated to King Sawai Madho Singh II of Jaipur.  The museum showcases several royal costumes with Banarasi saris and Pashmina shawls.

 The royal costumes worn by Maharaja Sawai Madho Singh (1750 - 1768) have also been kept in this museum which can be seen by the general public.  The Maharani Palace or Queen's Palace is also located in the City Palace complex where many ancient Rajput weapons are depicted.  The museum here also holds ivory swords, chain weapons, guns, pistols, cannons, poison tip blades and gun powder pouches for display.  Scissor-action is the most notable weapon among them all.  Some of these weapons date back to the 15th century.

The biggest feature of this complex is its lavishly decorated doors.  There are three main entrances to this complex which are Virendra Pol, Uday Pol and Tripolia Gate.  Entrance to the audience is from Uday Pol and Virendra Pol while members of the royal family use the Tripolia Gate.

Regarding the City Palace of Jaipur, the statement is accurate that "the city is the city around the city palace, not the city palace in the middle of the city." The secret of this esoteric fact lies in the architecture of Jaipur.  The establishment of Jaipur was entirely architectural based.  Just as there are planets around the Sun.  Similarly, Surya Chandramahal of Jaipur is City Palace.  Just as the Sun is the lord of all the planets, the city of Jaipur was also focused on the grace of the City Palace.  On the lines of the nine planets, Jaipur was settled in nine blocks.  These blocks are clearly visible from Nahargarh.  City Palace was established in two of these nine blocks and Jaipur city ie Parkota in remaining seven.  Thus many buildings came under the purview of the City Palace located in a large part of the city.  These include Chandramahal, Suraj Mahal, Talkatora, Hawamahal, Chandni Chowk, Jantramantar, Jaleb Chowk and Chaugan Stadium.  Currently, people of the royal family reside in Chandramahal.  The remaining parts are included in the city and parts of the City Palace have become museums.

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Mubarak Mahal

The two-storeyed Mubarak Mahal, built in a combination of Islamic, Rajput and European construction style, was actually built as a reception center.  It is also known as Swagat Mahal and was built by Maharaja Madho Singh II in the late 19th century.

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Chandra Mahal

The seven-storey Chandra Mahal, also known as the Chandra Niwas, is situated between the beautiful gardens and the lake at the western end of this complex.  Each floor of this building has been given a name such as Pritam Niwas, Rang Mandir, Sukh Niwas, Sri Niwas, Mukut Mahal and Chabi Niwas.  The walls of this building are decorated with distinctive paintings, magnificent RC works and flowers.  However, visitors can only visit the ground floor where the manuscripts, carpets and a few more items of royal treasures have been stored.

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Pritam Niwas chowk

On your way to Chandra Mahal you pass through a small courtyard which is the Pritam Niwas chowk.  This chowk has four gateways called Riddhi Siddhi Pol and has their own beauty and specialty.  The four doors symbolize the four seasons and are dedicated to Hindu deities.

Sarvatobhadra or Diwan-i-Khas

'Sarvatobhadra'. 'Private Audience Hall' is also known as 'Diwan-e-Khas'.  Two large silver pots in Sarvatobhadra are the subject of curiosity.  Maharaja Madho Singh filled Ganga water in these and took him to England.  That is why they are called 'Gangajali'.  The Guinness Book holds the world record of Gangajalis in the category of giant characters of precious metal.  There is a small doorway to the east of Sarvatobhadra, which leads to 'sabhanivasa'. 'diwan-i-aam'.  It is a grand hall built for visiting tourists.

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Jantar Mantar

This work and this vast creation has always been a puzzle for humans.  This work has fascinated humans since ancient times.  Many observatories have been built to know this work and Jantar Mantar is one of them in Jaipur.  Jantar Mantar of Jaipur is the largest and protected of the five observatories built by Maharaja Sawai Jai Singh in the whole of North India.  Jantar Mantar of Pink City has many large structures made of stones in large and varied geometrical forms.  Jantar Mantar attracts artists, architects and historians from all over the world.

Jantar-Mantar is a historical monument located in Jaipur, which is the largest of the five astronomical observatories in India.  It was built by King Savoi Jaisingh between 1724 and 1734.  This observatory is included in the UNESCO World Heritage Sites count, which UNESCO says is the best example of the exposition of astronomical skills and cosmological concepts of the Mughal period.

This monument is built near the City Palace and Hawa Mahal in Jaipur city.  Excellent quality marble and stone have been used in the construction of the observatory.  There is also a Ram Yantra, which used to be a height measuring device or instrument in that period.  This yantra is a unique device of its kind in the observatory, representing the astronomical skills of the Maharaja.

There are 14 major instruments in this observatory, which are helpful in measuring time, predicting eclipses, knowing the speed and position of a star, knowing the problems of planets in the solar system, etc. Looking at these instruments shows that the people of India had such deep knowledge of complex concepts of mathematics and astronomy that they could form these concepts into an 'educational observatory' so that anyone could know them and enjoy them.

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Ranthambore National Park

Ranthambore National Park is a famous sanctuary in India situated between the Aravalli hills and the Vindhya plateau.  The total area of ​​this sanctuary is 1334 square kilometers and it is famous for the Royal Bengal Tiger.  This tiger can be seen during the day near the marshes and lakes.  In earlier times this area was a hunting ground for the Maharajas.  It was declared a sports sanctuary in 1955 and became a national park in 1980.  Finally in 1980 it became a tiger reserve in India.  It is also declared a heritage site due to being a beautiful ruins within Ranthambore Park.

Ranthambore National Park is located in Sawaimadhopur district of Rajasthan.  It is one of the large parks in India.  Spread over 392 square kilometers, a large number of banyan trees are seen in this park.  Ranthambore Wildlife Sanctuary was conferred the status of National Park in 1980.  In addition to tigers, the national park serves as a natural habitat for various wild animals, jackals, leopards, hyenas, swamp crocodiles, wild pigs and various varieties of deer, in addition, there are aquatic flora, lilies,  Duckweed and park have lotus abundance.

Ranthambore National Sanctuary is located on the edge of the plateau of Hadauti.  It is spread over vast plains of land north of Chambal river and south of Banas river.  There are many lakes in this vast sanctuary, which provides a natural environment and water source for wildlife.  The Ranthambore Sanctuary is named after the famous Ranthambore fort.

 The park is a tiger protected area.  This national sanctuary is world famous due to its beauty, large enclosure and presence of tigers.  Along with the sanctuary, the historical fort here also attracts tourists.  For a long time this national park and the Ranthambore fort located near it particularly impresses tourists.

Ranthambore is known under the 'Tiger Conservation Project' and also has a significant number of tigers.  From time to time when tigers give birth to cubs here.  So such occasions are no less than a celebration for the forest department officers and employees here.  This sanctuary is called a "tiger sanctuary" but there is also a large number of other wildlife present here.  The sanctuary is home to a wide variety of flora, plants, vines, small creatures and birds.

Apart from animals, about 264 species of birds can be seen here.  Many migratory birds visit here in winter.  Among birds, eagles, crested serpent eagles, great Indian horned owls, pheasants, painted pheasants, quails, sperfile peacocks, tree pies and a variety of storks can be seen.  Here beautiful places like Rajbagh Pond, Padam pond, Milak pond attract many types of animals and try to hunt them as carnivorous animals.  There are also crocodiles in the lakes of this park.  Jeep safari can also be enjoyed here.

 For this, the forest authority has constructed roads for tourists so that it can roam the park.  The Wild Authority has made special arrangements for photography and videography.

All major government and private airlines in Rajasthan operate regular flights from these places to all important cities of the country like Delhi, Mumbai.  Rajasthan also has a good railway network.  Major railway stations include Jaipur, Jodhpur, Ajmer, Udaipur, from where rail services connecting all major cities of the country are available.  There is also a wide range of national and state highways, which cover the state completely.  Jaipur can be reached by a five-hour journey from Delhi.

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Dilwara Jain Temple

 Dilwara Jain Temple is located in Mount Abu Nagar in Sirohi district of Rajasthan state.  The Dilwara temple is actually a group of five temples.  These temples were built between the 11th and 13th centuries.  This huge and divine temple is dedicated to the Tirthankaras of Jainism.

How to go

Rajasthan tourism

All major government and private airlines in Rajasthan operate regular flights from these places to all important cities of the country like Delhi, Mumbai.  Rajasthan also has a good railway network.  Major railway stations include Jaipur, Jodhpur, Ajmer, Udaipur, from where rail services connecting all major cities of the country are available.  Also, there is a wide range of national and state highways, which cover the state completely.  Jaipur can be reached by a five-hour journey from Delhi.