The Invincible Guardian of Jaipur
The Invincible Guardian of Jaipur
Situated at a height on the hills of Aravali the Jaigarh fort provides a picturesque view. The high walls of the fort give a magical appeal to the entire area.
Forts are meant to be massive in structure and hence their walls are the major attractions. The unending walls of the forts of Rajasthan have their own story.
Such royal history deserves to be displayed in a museum. The Jaigarh fort museum hosts vintage artifacts and some interesting hand-drawn plans of nearby places.
The Jaivan cannon is perhaps the most talked about Cannon in the royal land of Rajasthan (India). The fort was a center of artillery production of the Rajputs. This was the world’s largest cannon on wheels at the time of its construction. The cannon was never really used in the wars.
Sagar Lake is an artificial lake that has been named after Raja Man Singh. This used to be the source of water for the forts of Amber and Jaigarh. The river Dharbawati was dammed to make this beautiful Sagar lake in the royal lap of Amber and Jaipur (Rajasthan). It beholds the beauty of this region.
As the name suggests this is the place of relaxation at this Rajasthan fort. Aaram bagh is a garden or place meant for the royal family to relax and spend quality time. The forts in India generally accommodate an Aaram bagh. These are beautifully built serene places in form of gardens or porch.
The Amber fort is a major tourist attraction of Rajasthan. It is dramatic and magnificent in all sense.
Yet another protector on the same belt of Aravali, the Nahargarh fort gives an awe-stuck view of the pink city.
Live examples of royal construction, Kanak Ghati is a garden built for the royal families.
Palace built in the middle of a lake. That’s how it is called the Jal Mahal. It is absolutely stunning in all its senses.