Jaipur – An Incredible City of Rajasthan

Jaipur is one of the best city of Rajasthan state which comprises lots of attractive monuments and popular archietectural masterpeices are given here with their some explanation. You must visit this city in your entire life at once with a jaipur day tour to make your journey stunning.

Get wondered with the extraordinary architecture of “Hawa Mahal”

One of the outstanding landmarks of the Pink City, Hawa Mahal is situated close to the City Palace. Rajput customs utilized to be very severe for the royal women in the ancient era. Mostly women were certain by a strict “Purdah method” and weren't permitted to visit in public and commune with strangers. In an effort to permit ladies of the royal loved ones notice the everyday life and carnivals celebrated in the streets of town, without being obvious through the common man, Maharaja Sawai Pratap Singh, in the year 1799 gave the orders to assemble this distinct monument. 

 

 Developed with pink and red sandstone and communicating the form of Lord Krishna's crown, Hawa Mahal is an architectural triumph with over 953 elaborately designed Jharokhas or small home windows. These Jharokhas are planned in any such manner that they enable suitable air flow of the air within the palace, keeping it cool and airy even in the course of top summers. The tremendous design of this palace makes it one of the crucial must-visit vacationer points of interest in Jaipur. When journeying this monument, make sure to move up to the topmost ground that presents panoramic views of the Jaipur city with City Palace at one end and “Siredeori Bazaar” on the different end.

Talk to the stars in the sky at “Jantar Mantar Observatory”

Jantar Mantar in Jaipur, is a different most popular traveler attraction of the town. 1000s of historians, astronomers and curious visitors visit to this place to get a photograph of the astronomical capabilities of an Indian king amid an era when these scientific ideas were very new to the Indian society. Holding the fame of UNESCO World Heritage site, the monument was once developed in the year of 1738 by means of Maharaja Sawai Jai Singh, who's considered to have an eager interest in astronomy.

Visit The Land Of Maharajas In Rajasthan

If you want your holiday wonderful visit the most beautiful city in Rajasthan is a jaipur. This city is famous for its tradition, culture, heritage and history of Maharaja’s of jaipur. It is also called as the Pink City because of its old city buildings is painted in pink color.  In the old city you will find many colorful Bazaars, traditional people, Maharaja’s palace, Cows, Camel carts and world class hotel.

This city attract Indian as well as foreign tourist from everywhere in the world. Start your same day jaipur tour from one of the most popular Amber fort. Even Amber fort, this city provides many places to visit like Jal Mahal, Jaigarh, Kanak Vatika, Hawa Mahal, Birla Temple, Jantar Mantar the best observatory and so on.

Places to visit in Jaipur:

Amber Fort: It is located over the hills and one of the most attractive places in this city. 

Within this fort you will see the very beautiful Shila Devi temple. The artistic style of this fort is most attractive, blending both Hindu Rajput elements.   

City Palace: It is a palace complex in jaipur which includes the Chandra Mahal and the Mubarak Mahal.

The palace was built from 1729 to 1732 by Maharaja Sawai Jai Singh II. The Clock Tower is very nearest to this palace.

Birla Temple: This wonderful white marble temple is situated over the Moti Doongri hills in jaipur and was built by Birla Group of industries.

It is dedicated to Laxmi Narayan lord and outside this temple has a beautiful Shiv Sculpture.    

Jantar Mantar: It is a very biggest observatory in Rajasthan and here you will find many architectural astronomical instruments. 

In this observatory has a big sundial Yantra. This was built by Maharaja Jai Singh between the year 1724 and 1734.  

Hawa Mahal: This five storied buildings was built by Maharaja Sawai Pratap Singh in 1799 and designed by Lal Chand Ustad like the crown of Lord Krishna, the Hindu god.

There have 953 small windows that are decorated with intricate latticework.