Jaipur is one of the most lost cities in the world. As one of the personal rights cities in India, the pink color of the buildings in the center of the city is also known as the "pink city". It is from 1727 by Maharaja Sawai Jai Singh II at war in the capital of the Rajput Kingdom. It is a particular city full of history and culture and a must see when visiting India.
One of
the other landmarks in the city is Fort Amer. This fort is located a few
kilometers from the city center and is in the strategic position just outside
the city gates. It is safe to be on a hill with great views of the countryside.
Besides a fortress, it is also a beautiful palace with a rich architecture.
Make sure you take the elephant to the fort - is an experience in itself.
A true
landmark of Jaipur is the Hawa Mahal. This little palace is in the heart of the
old town, on its own memorable Johari Bazaar. Literally heard, the name means
"Palace of the Wind". This is due to the various of windows that
shape the facade. It is the war of the palace of the king's wives and one's
bowels.
Something
new from Jaipur is the Nahargarh Fort. This fort is a personal gathering place
for students and an archaic beauty, although not very good. It is north also a
view looking out over the city.
A real
landmark that you haven't heard is the Jal Mahal, the "Water Palace".
It's in a lake. Its flawless white truths glitter on the foundation of the lake
and offer a contact of their own. If you are visiting in the rainy season, Jal
Mahal becomes an even more enchanting sight.
Further
rights in Jaipur without the old town, the circle of statues, the historical
temples of Chandpole and the "pseudo village" Chokhi Dhani move the
city.
Jaipur city tour is
the wonderful tourist destination and definitely the crown jewel of North
India.
