The
Land of Rich Heritage, Colors and Traditions brings out
the most of regal experiences. Check out the mood of various
Destinations in Rajasthan, most liked and appreciated
by Travelers around the globe.
The
Maharaja Palace is a museum now. This huge silver pots
were used, when one of the former Maharajas was invited
to England to see the Empress Victoria. He could not
go without the water of the Ganges River. Several of
this pots are standing in special room.
Allbert Hall Mueseum
It
is erected in the middle of Ram Niwas Garden of Jaipur
. It was built in 1876 to mark the visit of Prince of
Wales to the city. The beautiful Indo - sarcenic structure
of the Albert designed by Sir Swinton Jacob was opened
in 1887 as a public museum. It contains a fine collection
of sculptures, paintings, decorative art objects, natural
history specimens, an Egyptian mummy and a celebrated
Persian Garden Carpet.
Amer Fort
Amber
is a small town,
8.91 km / 5.54 miles
from Jaipur. And there is a beautiful fort. It is on
the outskirts of Jaipur. It is an awe-inspiring piece
of Rajput architecture. On the way to Amber you come
across Jal Mahal situated in the middle of a lake. Located
up on the hills that surround Jaipur, the fort is sprawled
along the Maotha Lake. The most famous thing about this
fort are the elephant rides (president Clinton wanted
to have one but couldn’t because of security reasons).
It is a classic fusion of Mughal and Hindu architecture.
The fort is adorned with the magnificent, pillared hall
of the Diwan - i - Am, and the two - tiered painted
gateway Ganesh Pol. The palace of mirrors, Sheesh Mahal
has walls inlaid with exquisite mirrors. The Jas Mandir,
perched on the upper floor, is a superb amalgam of Mughal
and Rajput style of architecture. The reflection of
the fort in the Maotha lake is truly breath-taking.
Jaipur
Must Visit Destinations
Maharaja Palace