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The
Land of Rich Heritage, Colors and Traditions brings out
the most of regal experiences. Check out the mood of various
Destinations in Rajasthan, most liked and appreciated
by Travelers around the globe. |
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Tourist
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The massive iron structure built in
the early 18th century. With its impregnable
defenses it sustained itself even after a number of
British attacks. The fort was conceived and designed
by Maharaja Suraj Mal, thefounder of Bharatpur. The
fort has three palaces within its precincts -
Kishori Mahal, Mahal Khas and Kothi Khas. |
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A rich collection of artefacts.
exquisitely carved sculptures and ancient
inscriptions can be admired in the Government Museum
located in the Palace. All these items speak volumes
about the rich heritage, art and crafts of the
region. |
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A fewof the eight imposing towers
still stand erect within the glorious ramparts of
the fort. Especially two of them - Jawahar Burj and
Fateh Burj are of special interest These were built
by Maharaja Suraj Malto commemorate his victories
over the Mughals and British respectively. The
coronation ceremony of the Jat rulers of Bharatpur
was also held at the Jawahar Burj. |
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This royal edifice is a fusion of
the Mughal and Rajput architectural styles with
magnificent apartments and intricately designed
floor tiles having interesting patterns. One can
marvel at the ancient exhibits displayed in the
museum in the central part of the palace. |
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Bharatpur -
Must Visit Place |
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Once the royal hunting preserve of
the princes of Bharatpur, it is one of the finest
bird sanctuaries in the world inundated with over
400 species of water birds. Kxoticmigratory birds
from Afghanistan, Central Asia, Tibet as well as
Siberian cranes from the Arctic, graylag geese from
Siberia and bar headed geese from China, come here
in July/Aug to spend the winters in the warmer
climate and they breed till Oct/Nov. Colonies of
cormorants, spoonbills. storks, egrets, herons,
pelicans, ebis and grey herons can be spotted all
over the park. The raised paths camouflaged by babul
trees make their viewing easier. |
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Bharatpur
Excursion |
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Deeg Palace is about 32 km from
Bharatpur. Once the summer resort of the rulers of
Bharatpur, it served as the second capital of the
region. This interesting town is strewn with massive
fortifications, stunningly beautiful gardens,
magnificent palaces and a colourful bazaar. |
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