Known for its colourful history and as the land of Maharajas, Rajasthan is packed with rich stories of kings of Rajasthan also known as “Rajputanas” forts and palaces created by the royals tell the story of their rich glories firsthand. Visiting places and forts will give you chills. Here are the 7 forts and palaces that one can visit during their visit to Rajasthan.

 

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Amer Palace, Amber Fort  

 

 

On the hillock of the Aravalli ranges, Amer Palace, located 11 Km from Jaipur, is the perfect place to start your warm experience of Rajasthan. From the folk music that flows in the sky to the beautifully crafted stones and walls of the place, Amer Fort has a beauty that will charm you. This beautiful place is recognized by UNESCO as a world heritage site. It is one of the most popular forts in Rajasthan and adding this fort to the list will never disappoint.

 

Mehrangarh Fort

 

 

Covering nearly 1200 acres of land, Mehrangarh Fort is located in Jodhpur, Rajasthan caring the rich history of its kings who ruled this massive fort if you are adventure enthusiastic you can visit this fort well connected to roads it is very easily reachable Mehrangarh has in-house museum Phool Mahal, the Sheesh Maha Jhanki Mahal, Chamunda Mata Temple. Are there some in-house establishments that one can visit. 

 

Jaisalmer fort.

 

 

One of the few living forts in the world is one of the famous forts in Rajasthan, the massive size of the fort is and reflects a golden hue all over the city Jaisalmer fort is also known as golden fort there is another name for this fort is Sonar Quila ¼ population of the city resides in this massive fort. One can stay, shop, and eat in the fort itself, as locals who live in the fort have converted their houses into hotels, restaurants, shopping places, and more. Jaisalmer Fort is on the list of UNESCO world heritage sites. 

 

Chittor Fort, Chittorgarh

 

 

With its wide history and influence, Chittor Fort, also known as Chittorgarh, is one of the largest forts in India and is regarded as the symbol of Rajputs' bravery and resistance to foreign attackers. Its main gate is named after Lord Ram. Chittor as a fort carries very Important significance in the history of Rajputs. Chittor Fort should not be missed by one when visiting Rajasthan. It is approximately 300 km from the capital city of Jaipur, well connected with the roads. Chittor is also UNESCO declared a world heritage site. And plays are as important to history as not forgetting the sacrifice of Rani Padmini.

 

Taragarh Fort

 

 

Taragarh Fort this massive structure is constructed 1300 feet above the ground on the steep hillside of the city Ajmer located 144 Km from capital city of Jaipur the fort carry the historical value of it own this fort played an important role as its strategic position wanna visit this place it's well connected by roads in Bundi one can his massive part of history during its visit to Rajasthan 

 

Bhangarh Fort

 

 

Constructed in year 17 century, by Raja Madho Singh, located in the green hills of Aravalli, Bhangarh Fort is visited by many tourists who come to Rajasthan, the place has many houses and a complete township within the walls of the Fort but it is currently abandoned if you are strong heart then you can visit this fort as rich its history is as dark its past is too this beautiful town was abandoned by the villagers of the town in the single night many legends says this place is full of horror if you are interested in visiting horror sites then on should add this place to its list. Daytime would be preferred as you are not allowed to spend the night in the area during the day and can enjoy the atmosphere of the Aravalli ranges, mountains, and marvelous architecture. 

 

Kumbhalgarh Fort 

 

 

Constructed by the Rana Kumbha the place is named after him, in the 15 century also known as the “Great Wall of India” in Mewar also the birthplace of the great Rajput king Maharana Pratap this fortress is stretched about 38 km long along the Aravali Hills this wall is second longest wall after the “Great Wall of China'' this fort is also recognized by UNESCO World Heritage Site. The place has some fascinating medieval architecture. This place is certainly worth visiting during your visit to Rajasthan.

 

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