9 Exotic Historical Places In Rajasthan

Rajasthan is the land of lords. Rajasthan has seen numerous important lords coming and going in their history. Castles, palaces, tabernacles, and literal monuments erected by these potent lords still live in Rajasthan. Erected in the 16th century by Raja Man Singh, this literal stronghold sits atop a hill and overlooks Malta  Lake. 

Historical Monuments of Rajasthan

Amer Fort, Jaigarh Fort,  City Palace Jaipur, Chittorgarh Fort, Jaisalmer Fort,    Ranthambore Fort,  JANTAR MANTAR , HAWA Mahal, Jal Mahal and many more!

The noble literal places in Rajasthan don't only speak of the majesty of the “ Land of the lords ” erected under the direction of important Rajput lords, these literal spots present a rich admixture of fascinating history and brilliant armature.

Here is the Best Historical Places In Rajasthan

1. Amer Fort

Amer Fort is a stunning palace in India. It's located on the top of a hill near Jaipur. The stronghold has a grand structure with wringing passages and staircases. erected by Maharaja Man Singh I in 1592, it's made of pink and unheroic sandstone.  You can explore the stronghold for hours on an giant lift. Explore the royal heritage for Amer with our Jaipur packages, encompassing the majestic Amer Fort and a artistic trip through history.

2.  HAWA Mahal

HAWA Mahal, known as the" Palace of Winds", is an iconic architectural phenomenon in Jaipur, India. The palace is five stories altitudinous and offers panoramic views of Jaipur's bustling thoroughfares. This major monument symbolizes Rajasthan's rich heritage and serves as a testament to its royal heritage.

3.  Jantar Mantar

It features a collection of large, precise instruments made of gravestone and brass designed to measure time, track elysian bodies, and prognosticate declines. The most notable instrument, the Samrat Yantra, is the world's largest chronograph and can tell time to within two seconds. 

4.  Ranthambore Fort 

the Ranthambore Fort was constructed during the rule of the Chauhan in the 8th century atop Thumbhole  Hill. The stronghold is girdled by a wildlife sanctuary. The stronghold has a checkered history of its own and was under attack multitudinous times. It was also captured by the Mughals and used considerably during their reign. The marks of all these attacks remain on the walls of Ranthambore. 

5.  Jaisalmer Fort

 Jaisalmer Fort, positioned in the heart of the Thar Desert in Rajasthan, is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of the largest completely saved fortified metropolises in the world. Constructed in 1156, it's characterized by its golden sandstone armature, intricate busts, and a maze of narrow lanes. The stronghold houses palaces, Jain tabernacles, and offers stirring views of the desert geography, making it a witching literal and artistic corner. 

6.  Jal Mahal

 Jal Mahal is known for its exquisite armature and splendid design that beholds the mind of the callers. It's the finest illustration of excellent Rajput armature, and the specialized excellence that weren't in vogue in the 18th century. The architectural majesty of this palace comes to life, especially in the evening when the entire complex is covered by floodlights. 

7.  Chittorgarh Fort

 Chittorgarh Fort's literal significance extends to the fabulous Rani Padmini's palace, which played a part in the notorious siege by Alauddin Khilji. The stronghold's adaptability is eternalized in the tales of Rajput valor, especially the Jauhar – a tone- sacrifice by Rajput women to avoid prisoner during times of defeat.

8.  City Place 

In the heart of the city, the weather takes center stage, transforming every corner and street. A cool breeze winds between towering buildings, while the afternoon sun filters through clouds, casting soft light on bustling sidewalks. The rhythm of life is slower under the gentle, gray skies, as pedestrians clutch their coats against the chill.

9.  NHARGARH  Fort 

 Nahargarh Fort offers an admiration- inspiring view, especially under dynamic rainfall. When the skies are heavy, a mystical air envelops the stronghold, as dark shadows cast murk over its grand structure. A cool breath frequently flows through the stronghold's corridors, making it a affable escape from Jaipur’s else warm climate.