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Here the Rajput legacy is well preserved in the shape of
the massive Taragarh Fort, which broods over the town in
the narrow valley below, and the huge palace which
stands beneath it. In this palace are found the famous
Bundi murals - similar to those inthe Rao Madho Singh
Museum in Kota. Bundi is well known for its school of
paint-ing - especially its hunting and palace scenes,
which are regarded as some of the finest in the country.
The interesting places are the Bundi Palace, Phool Sagar
Palace, Shikar Burj, Sukh Mahal, Sar Bagh and the
cenotaphs.
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Situated 87 km south of Kota, at the centre of an
opium-producing region, Jhalawar was the capital of a
small princely state created in 1838. In the centre of
town is the Jhalawar Fort, built by Maharaja Madan Singh
in 1838.Today it houses the government offices and is
run down. There's also the small Government Museum which
has a collection of 8thcentury sculptures, gold coins,
weapons and old paintings. The Darrah Wild life
Sanctuary provides shelter. |
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The interesting places are the museum which is located
in the fort and the Jag Mandir, the Brijraj Bhawan
Palace and the Umain Bhawan Palace, Badoli Temples,
Ramgarh Bhand deora temple, Sitabari .Kota is well known
for its cotton sares called ”Kota-doria”
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Baran city was under Solanki Rajputs in the 14th -15th
century There are several thoughts for it’s name, like
some says since it was formed by twelve villages so it
is called 'Baran', others says since the city was built
by the 12 nearby villagers so it is named as 'Baran'.
There are also saying that since the soils of the area
is mostly 'Barani' so it is called 'Baran'. It is also
worth noting that 'Baran' in urdu means rain and no
wonder that Baran has the second highest rainfall in the
state after Banswara district |
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