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Rajasthan Palaces
Rajasthan is famous for its royal legacy and rich cultural heritage. It has been the kingdom of many rulers and living testimonies to this rich tradition are the palaces in Rajasthan. One of the major attractions of Rajasthan comprises of its palaces and havelis. Tourists come from various parts of India as well as abroad to explore the architectural beauty of the state. Most of the palaces of Rajasthan were built to serve as the residence of the emperors and the nobles. While, a few others were intended to serve as summer retreats. These famous palaces of Rajasthan are a must visit if you want to feel the royal charm still lingering in the palace air. This will be one experience that you will not forget for the rest of your life. The mystical and fascinating stories behind these palaces are enough to keep you mesmerized during your trip. Some of these stories are true while others are local legends and folklores. Nevertheless, they are interesting to listen to and add that extra dose of mystery in your visit. So come to India and experience the magic of the famous palaces of Rajasthan yourself. Read further and gain information about Rajasthan palaces. Read on to know more about every major palace of Rajasthan, India… See splendid remnants of the grandiose Mughal rule in Ajmer as you tour the rooms and sections of Akbar's Palace or the Ajmer Museum with Indian Horizons. Akbar's Palace is located close to the railway station in Ajmer and is a grand way to learn more about the romantic yet tumultuous history of desert Ajmer. See ancient and medieval weapons and armory on display and gaze wonder eyed at a glorious collection of stone sculptures, objects d' art and delicate miniature paintings. Bundi is a remarkable town, much acclaimed for its beautiful paintings and murals. To witness its history and perspective is just like stepping back into the ancient time. This splendid town of Bundi is located 36 km from Kota and lies 206 km far from Jaipur. The city dwell near a narrow gorge, and is surrounded by the Aravalli Ranges from three sides. The architecture of the City Palace is a synthesis of Rajasthani and Mughal styles. The Complex comprises of many structures, courtyards, gardens and buildings. There are many splendid small palaces and halls in the complex, such as the Chandra Mahal, Mubarak Mahal and Badal Mahal. There is also a famous temple called the Shri Govind Temple and a museum inside, named the City Palace Museum. A Grand Heritage Palace standing majestically along the shores of Lake Pichola in Udaipur, Fateh Prakash Palace was named after Maharana Fateh Singh - one of the greatest rulers of Mewar dynasty. This exquisite white-marble palace seemingly floats above the waters of Lake Pichola, providing an unforgettable approach by boat. It is a magical palace and its image in the middle of the lake is like a leaf straight out of a fairy tale book with an excellent taste of intricate craftsmanship and the ethnic themes using the textiles and handicrafts all over highlight the beauty that is simply beyond compare the lake around makes a pleasant murmur with its rippling waves and lapping that adds to the mesmerizing moments. This grand palace is an architectural masterwork in red sandstone, and was built by Maharaja Ganga Singh Ji in the memory of his father Maharaja Lal Singh Ji in 1902. Sir Swinton Jacob designed this oriental fantasy. This architecture is a fusion of Rajput, Mughal and European architecture. The exterior contrasts dramatically with the oriental interiors and amenities. The palace has beautiful latticework and filigree work, which are hallmarks of a great craftsmanship. It is built beside the lotus pool with a historical pavilion that changed the history of Chittor. Ala-ud-din saw the reflection of Queen Padmini from here and so mesmerized was he, that the quest of possessing her led to a furious battle which saw the last of Maharana Ratan Singh (husband of Maharani Padmini) and the epitome of beauty-Cleopatra of Rajasthan, became an eternal legend in the history of chittor and also of the Mewar state. Chittorgarh, Rajasthan sightseeing tour must include Rana Kumbha Palace, the most imposing monument in the Chittorgarh fort. Rich heritage and architecture define this palace. The palace is a part of many legends associated with the beautiful queen Padmini of Chittorgarh. Named after the greatest of the Sisodias, the palace is of prime importance for people on their Chittorgarh tour. Rana Kumbha Palace in Chittorgarh, Rajasthan is of great historical and architectural interest among the people on their visit to Chittorgarh. If you want to touch the past, if you want to unfold every chapter of medieval history before your eyes, plan a holiday vacation in Jodhpur at the Umaid Bhawan Palace, now converted into a magnificent heritage hotel. Rajasthan's royalty was always fashionable, and maharajah Umaid Singh of Jodhpur, added a fine touch to the cult by constructing a grand Art Deco, the Umaid Bhawan Palace, Rajasthan's best-known architectural epitome of the 20th century. |
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