- Hawa Mahal - Palace of Wind - The Hawa Mahal, or the “Palace of Wind” built by Maharaja Sawai Pratap Singh in 1799 A.D. is characterised by elaborate and fanciful architecture.
The broad pyramidical facade comprises five storeys of semi octagonal overhanging windows with perforated screens, domes and spires.
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Located amidst the rugged terrains of the Aravalli mountains, Jaipur stands as a precious gem in the arid deserts of Rajasthan. The city is notable not only for its awe-inspiring architectural aesthetics and urban design but also for the vibrant spirit of its residents. The unique blend of culture in the city has to be experienced to be truly valued.
Derived from the deep trenches of historical narratives, the city retains a mystic charm from the old times; an ambiance of gallantry and romance is apparent, even though it has emerged as a city that is the commercial nucleus of the region. Vestiges of the city’s esteemed past and royal elegance are scattered conspicuously.
The vivid and ornately decorated landmarks are equally complemented by the vivacious spirit of jubilation, festivity, and revelry of the people. Even today, one can observe weathered faces adorned with big, vibrant turbans, robust moustaches, and lips that readily curl into an affable smile.
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