Showing posts with label Heritagepalace. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Heritagepalace. Show all posts
Thursday, 26 July 2018
Thursday, 19 July 2018
Wednesday, 18 July 2018
Monday, 16 July 2018
Bhawani Natyashala
12:48
Architecture, bhawaninatyashala, Heritage, Heritageday, Heritagepalace, India, Indianarchitecture, jhalawar
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The Bhawani Natyashala Is One Of The Most Unusual Theatres In India, Constructed In 1921 A.D Where Parsi Plays And Cultural Events Would Take Place. This Architectural Wonder Gives One An Excellent Insight Into The World Of Theatre And Art And Is Known To Have An Underground Passage Which Allowed Horses And Chariots To Appear On Stage.
Jhalawar Fort
12:45
Architecture, Heritage, Heritageday, Heritagepalace, India, Indianarchitecture, jhalawar, jhalawarfort
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Situated In The Centre Of The Town, The Jhalawar Fort Or Garh Palace Is A Beautiful Monument. It Was Built By Maharaj Rana Madan Singh And His Successors Added Beautiful Paintings Inside The Rooms. These Can Be Seen With The Permission Of Appropriate Authorities. The Zenana Khas Or The ‘Women’s Palace’ Has Some Excellent Frescoes On Both, Walls And Mirrors And They Are Prime Examples Of The Hadoti School Of Art.
Sunday, 15 July 2018
Saturday, 14 July 2018
Friday, 13 July 2018
Mandore
12:39
Architecture, Heritage, Heritageday, Heritagepalace, India, Indianarchitecture, Jodhpur, mandore
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Towards The North Of Jodhpur Is The Ancient Capital Of Marwar, Mandore. This Area Is Of Major Historical Importance And You Will Find The Dewals Or Cenotaphs Of Jodhpurs's Former Rulers. Unlike The Original Chhatri-Shaped Cenotaphs That Are Typical Patterns Of Rajasthan Architecture, These Are Built Along The Lines Of Hindu Temples.
Thursday, 12 July 2018
Wednesday, 11 July 2018
Masuria Hills
04:02
Architecture, Heritage, Heritageday, Heritagepalace, India, Indianarchitecture, Kota, masuriahills
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Masuria Garden Is One Of The Three Most Beautiful And Famous Gardens Of Rajasthan. Located On Top Of The Masuria Hill In The Middle Of Jodhpur, It Is Popular Among Devotees Because Of The Centuries-Old Temple Dedicated To A Local Deity, Baba Ramdev. There Is A Restaurant Located Here Which Offers A Stunning Panoramic View Of The City.
Tuesday, 10 July 2018
Sardar Samand Lake And Palace
04:00
Architecture, Heritage, Heritageday, Heritagepalace, India, Indianarchitecture, Kota, sardarsamandlakeandpalace
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Built On The Banks Of The Sardar Samand Lake By Maharaja Umaid Singh In 1933, The Sardar Samand Lake Palace Is A Spectacular Hunting Lodge. It Remains The Royal Family's Favourite Retreat And Houses A Vast Collection Of African Trophies And Original Watercolour Paintings. The Lake Attracts Several Migratory And Local Birds Such As The Yellow-Legged Green Pigeon, Himalayan Griffon And Dalmatian Pelican, Making It A Bird Watcher's Paradise.
Monday, 9 July 2018
Sunday, 8 July 2018
Ghanta Ghar
03:54
Architecture, ghantaghar, Heritage, Heritageday, Heritagepalace, India, Indianarchitecture, Kota
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Ghanta Ghar, Also Known As The Clock Tower Of Rajasthan, Is Situated In One Of The Busiest Areas Of Jodhpur, The Sadar Bazaar. It Was Constructed By Shri Sardar Singh Ji Of Jodhpur. The Sadar Market Is Quite Popular Among Tourists, Who Throng The Streets To Purchase Rajasthani Textiles, Clay Figurines, Miniature Camels And Elephants, Marble Inlay Work And Classic Silver Jewellery.
Saturday, 7 July 2018
Friday, 6 July 2018
Tuesday, 3 July 2018
Monday, 2 July 2018
Chamunda Mataji Temple
20:41
Architecture, chamundamatajitemple, Heritage, Heritageday, Heritagepalace, India, Indianarchitecture, Jodhpur
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Chamunda Mataji Was Rao Jodha’s Favourite Goddess And So Her Idol Was Bought To The Mehrangarh Fort. Thus, The Fort Became A Place Of Worship And Was Turned Into A Temple. Since Then, Locals Have Followed The Culture Of Worshipping Chamunda Mata. In Fact, Till Date, The Goddess Remains The Isht Devi (The Adopted Goddess) Of Maharajas And The Royal Family.
Sunday, 1 July 2018
Saturday, 30 June 2018
Khejarla Fort
00:26
Architecture, Heritage, Heritageday, Heritagepalace, India, Indianarchitecture, KhejarlaFort, Kota
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Located 85 Kilometres From The Main City, The 400-Year Old Khejarla Fort Is Situated In A Rural Setting. The Stunning Red Sandstone Monument, Now A Hotel, Is An Example Of Rajput Architecture. Visitors Will Be Mesmerised By The Fort's Picturesque Settings, Latticework Friezes And Intricate Jharokas.