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I live in Delhi but Jaipur is my native place. so I am going to show my favorite place of Jaipur megacity which is in India. It's the capital of Rajasthan also known as pink megacity because of their beautiful pink color structures. Jaipur is one the most rich and heritage places of INDIA. It's a land of lords and castles.
I'm not suitable to express my love for this megacity. It has so important history, culture, beautiful art, structures and castles. It's one of the stylish sightseer place in India.
AMBER FORT
Amber castle is a huge hill castles of Rajasthan made up of red beach gravestone and marbles and it took about 157 times to assembled amber castle. It's also known as Amer castle. It's made by Raja Man Singh a Rajput king but after assembled by Sawai Jai Singh.
Location Amber Fort, Jaipur
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Amber castle is a stylish combination of Hindu and Muslim religion in India. There's a huge place called Diwan-E-Aam where the king met regional people and settled there disagreement and answered there problems.
There's a huge geyser system in the castle where king and queens used to took bath in hot water without any electricity. There are 99 toilets in castle and they all are same in size and pattern.
Sheesh Mahal
- Amber castle is heavenly floating in the water of lake Maota lake.
It's a center of attraction for traveler and film makers. There's chamber known as Diwan-E-Khas where the king meets the Superstars. There's a separate chamber of AC apartments without electricity for every queen in the fort.
JHALANA LEOPARD SAFARI PARK
Location Jhalana leopard safari yard, Jaipur
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Jhalana leopard safari yard is a dumb yard for leopards where leopards lives in proper natural conditions. There are around 30-35 leopards in this yard. Park is globally spread in an area of 23 square kilometres.
There's a huge museum in which you can know about each and every leopard who belongs to this yard. They've named every leopard and they can freely journey from one mountain to another mountain.
Its a great place for someone who love wildlife and love adventure.
NAHARGARH FORT
Nahargarh castle along with amber castle is one of the strongest and biggest castles of Jaipur.
Location Nahargarh Fort, Jaipur
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The original name of this castle is Sudarshangarh but the construction of this castle wasn't suitable for anyone. Also the king saw a dream in which late king Nahar told him about the reason why he wasn't suitable to erected this castle and its name that the name of this castle should be Nahargarh rather than Sudarshangarh because this place belongs to me.
After that dream the king Sawai Jai Singh named this place as Nahargarh castle.
It's believed that the spirit of Nahar (Nahar Singh Bhomia) haunts this place and dammed the construction of this castle.
After all this incident the king decided to made a temple on the entrance of this castle to pacify the spirit of Nahar.
regional people have claimed that the spirit of king Nahar is still there in the castle and protects the castle.
You can see a beautiful view of beautiful pink megacity from the top of nahargarh castle.
HAWA MAHAL
Hawa mahal is also known as Palace of wind made up of red and pink sandstone erected by Hindu Rajput Maharaja Sawai Pratap Singh in 1799. He's a grandson of Maharaja Sawai Jai Singh father of Jaipur.
Location Hawa Mahal, jaipur
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It's assembled according to the honeycomb structure and have 953 windows.
The main purpose to make this structure was that the king wants his queens to observe everyday life of the people and festivity on passes without being seen by anyone in his home.
This is the stylish architectural point i've ever seen. 953 windows to make the castle cool and allow cool air due to venturi effect in the summers because Jaipur is a hot place.
Jaipur is most visited sightseer place in India and worth every penny.
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