Wondering About Rajasthan's Historical Attractions? Let’s explore

 

Rajasthan, also known as Rajputana or “land of kings”, is the largest state in the Indian Republic. It covers an area of ​​342,239 square kilometers or about 10% of India. However, despite its large size, much of the state is covered by the great Indian Thar Desert. Being located at the forefront of Indian civilization, the state of Rajasthan has seen the age of kings thus explaining the name “land of kings”. Rajasthan is also the land of forts and fortresses, with its rich cultural history and home to numerous open-air examples of art and architecture, a legacy of a glorious past. Here each kingdom of Rajasthan has a distinctive style of architecture and arts making it one of the most culturally diverse places in the world. Experience the royal heritage and cultural wealth of Rajasthan with KK Holidays' Historical Rajasthan Tour Package.  

The top Rajasthan's Historical Attractions

Amber Fort, Jaipur

Visitors are greeted by the terracotta hues of Jaipur, also known as the Pink City. The ancient wonders all lie here in store. Its centerpiece is the awe-inspiring Amber Fort, a testament to Rajasthan's grandeur.

Built in the 10th century, it is made of red sandstone and marble. Its ramparts are grand, its residences luxurious, and its temples ancient. You should also take time to visit some of the other attractions in the city, including Jaigarh Fort, Nahargarh Fort, and City Palace.

Jaisalmer Fort

The Golden City of Jaisalmer comes to life thanks to an 800-year-old living fort, the never-ending sand dunes of the Thar Desert, and eerie legends.

Jaisalmer was founded in the 12th century by Rawal Jaisal of the Bhatti Tribe and is famous for its fort. The Golden City derives its name from the yellow sandstone that was used to build the State Fort and homes of Old Town, causing them all to cast a golden glow. Some 4,000 people still live within Jaisalmer Fort, accounting for more than one-quarter of the city's population. Jain temples and Gadisar Lake, with its beautiful cenotaphs are also other historical spots within the city.

Udaipur City Palace

Rajasthan's most beautiful destination is the City of Lakes. The capital of the Mewar kingdom, Udaipur was founded in the 16th century by Maharana Udai Singh II who later moved his court there from neighboring Chittorgarh. Palaces: The city is bordered by seven lakes and the Aravalli mountain range.

You soak in Udaipur's lakes, castles, and gardens. Or maybe it was just its innate romance that made the city famous for location wedding shootings? With seven lakes in and around the city, Lake Pichola.

Although City Palace looms large along Lake Pichola, it is actually a collection of palaces built together in different eras starting from the 16th century. These individual palaces occupy the skyline of Udaipur and form together what is undoubtedly Rajasthan's largest palace complex.

Mehrangarh Fort, Jodhpur

The Blue City: Mehrangarh Fort dominates Rajasthan's second-biggest city. It is the mightiest stronghold built during this era of warring clans. Jodhpur abounds with palaces, citadels, and cenotaphs planted among luxuriant gardens, but that colorful blue is what gives it its name.

In 1459, Rao Jodha (the founder of the Marwar Kingdom and city of Jodhpur) erected one of India's largest and best-preserved forts: Mehrangarh. Fort, located 410 feet above the city on a rocky ledge with walls and gates shielding it. The many palaces, courtyards, and temples within the fort are accompanied by cannons of all sizes. From above one has a marvelous view down on the blue-clad city below.

The seven gates of entry, two of which — Jayapol and Fattehpol — were constructed to celebrate military victories by each prior emperor. It's about a 300-meter trek up through the hills from the Old City to Mehrangarh. If you feel lazy, an autorickshaw will take you up the twisting route.

In conclusion, 

Beyond forts and palaces, Rajasthan reveals architectural marvels such as Amber Fort, Jaisalmer Fort, Udaipur City Palace, and Mehrangarh Fort. Each location encompasses centuries of history, adding to the state's cultural tapestry. For an authentic historical voyage, explore Rajasthan's richness with the Best Rajasthan Tour Package.