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Jaipur
is called the "Pink City" which is a major
gateway to explore the cultural and heritage of Rajasthan.
Pinkis the color of hospitality, and in real sense Jaipur
welcomes everybody to to knowthe culture of Rajasthan.
The city was built in 1727 by Maharaja Sawai Jai Singh
II.
Jaipur
gives a timeless appeal to the visitors with the colorful
bazaars where one can shop for Rajasthani handlooms
and handicrafts. There are also some beautifull gardens,
parks, and monuments and marvelous heritage hotels.
PLACES
OF INTEREST
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Amber
Palace The
Amber palace is the symbol of bravery of Rajput
rulers. The fort has a "Sheesh Mahal"
fully covered with mirrors in the walls and the
ceiling, gives a reflection of the rays and light.
The fort can beetterly explore with elephant rides.
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Hawa
Mahal
The
opulent "Hawa Mahal" or the "Palace
of winds" is a major landmark not only in
Jaipur but also in Rajasthan. The five-story façade,
decked with countless windows was built to enable
the women of the court to watch royal processions.
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The intricately carved windows
and a breathtaking interplay of red and white sandstone
make it a destination par excellence.
City
Palace, Jaipur
The
charming City Palace houses countless imposing structures
that present a unique blend of Rajasthani and Mughal
architecture.
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The
palace is spread across a wide area that includes
buildings, gardens and courtyard. Major attractions
in the palace include the clock tower, Diwan-E-Aam
and Diwan-E-Khas.
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Jantar Mantar, Jaipur
Jantar Mantar is India's proud answer to the Greek observatories.
It was constructed to assist the astronomical calculations.
A total of eighteen instruments including brick curves,
slants, circles and pillars are strategically planted
in the southern courtyard of the palace complex. It
enjoys a distinct place among the tourists that come
to Jaipur especially in search of something different.
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