A beautiful state that is both bestowed by the immense treasure of nature as well as by the baronial heritage of the Rajputs is none other than Rajasthan. Go by its literal meaning or by its view, Rajsthan is truly a 'Land of Kings'.

Fringed prodigious forts and palaces are undoubtedly the real charm of Rajasthan. Still carrying the extreme grandeur of the Rajput kingdoms, these forts and palaces are real wonders to explore in the state.

The sky piercing height of the forts not only assured the state's security but also narrated the prosperity and opulence of that particular dynasty. Majestic Amber fort perched on hilltop and colossal Jaisalmer Fort emerged out of the sand dune demand minute visit. Mehrangarh Fort, Taragarh Fort and Chittaurgarh fort are some other forts of Rajasthan that not only amaze you with their stupendous architecture but also with the heart soaking tales behind them.

Once you come to the end of your Rajasthan trip, sit quiet for some time. Your mind is sure to be filled with regal vistas and names of erstwhile kings, queens, princes and princesses of Rajasthan that your guide narrated to you. The heart-warming tales of love, betrayal, loyalty and treachery that staged within the ravishing walls of these forts and palaces are still overlapping a fog of mystery and enigma on them. You wonder, what captivated you more, the bewildering legacy behind them or the spectacular architecture of the baronial forts and palaces! This is Rajasthan, always ready with its countless wonders to hypnotize you.

Fortifying Attractions of Rajasthan

The sky piercing and enigmatic forts of Rajasthan are narrating the glory of erstwhile Rajput every day even after centuries and millennia after their birth. Though some have surrendered in front of the ravages of time, some have not and still they are going green amidst the rustiness of Rajasthan.

Amber Fort

Perched above hilltop and finding the entire Jaipur City at its foot, Amber Fort stands as glorifying as the honour of gallant Rajputs just at 11 km from the city. History's favourite child, Amber Fort was built by Raja Man Singh in the 16 th century and is rich with numerous legends of the Rajputs. Offering a panoramic view of the Maota Lake, Amber Fort flaunts an excellent kaleidoscope of Rajput and Mughal architecture.

Jaigarh Fort

Situated in the north of Jaipur, Jaigarh Fort or Victory Fort stands apart with its immense colossal architecture. Its most prized possession is the phenomenal Jai Van cannon, which is believed to be the world's largest cannon on wheel in the world.

Nahargarh Fort

Situated in the North of Jaipur, Nahargarh Fort is another spectacular creation of the Rajputs. The interesting legend behind this fort makes it even more attractive to visit. The amazingly built Madhavendra Bhawan palace inside this fort is the prime attraction here.

Mehrangarh Fort

Built by Rao Jodha in 1459, Mehrangarh Fort is the pride of Jodhpur. Its imposing grandeur over the surrounding makes it sure that it is one of the largest forts in Rajasthan. Situated at about 400 feet above the city, Mehrangarh Fort seems to be still guarding Jodhpur with acute loyalty. The fort houses a number of spectacular palaces adorned with extremely delicate and intricate stonework making the fort a gem of an attraction.

Chittorgarh Fort

Built by the Gahlot King in 9 th century, Chittaurgarh fort has come a long way in history. The fort was extensively improved by Sisodia ruler Ajay Pal in 12 th century and it stands as a testimony to the Rajput's bravery and chivalry. The history has seen the fort to kneel down before three savage sieges when the Rajput women committed johur (mass self immolation) while the Rajput men clad in saffron rode out of the fort to embrace certain death.

Jaisalmer Fort

Also known as 'Sonar Quilla', Jaisalmer Fort started its journey in 12 th century when Raja Jaisal settled his new capital in Jaisalmer. Situated atop Tricuta Hill, this lofty honey coated fort imposes over the surrounding with its 250 ft tall splendid architecture. There are a number of excellent palaces, temple and bustling market areas inside the fort complex that make the fort still alive in the heart of Thar desert.

Kumbhalgarh Fort

Located at 64 km from Udaipur, the formidable Kumbhalgarh Fort was built by Maharana Kumbha in 15 th century. Nestled in between thirteen mountain peaks make sure that Kumbhalgarh Fort stands out with its unique beauty. The fort is surrounded by 25 feet thick 33 km wall, which is honoured as the second largest continuous wall in the world.

Rajasthan is never complete until you make a tour to the majestic palaces still warm with the heritage of Rajput rulers. Enjoy your rare chance to explore the baronial life style of the quondam kings and queens of Rajasthan.

City Palace Jaipur

Jaipur City Palace complex sits in the heart of the city and is a potpourri of Rajput culture and legends mixed together. A regal home to erstwhile Jaipur rulers, portion of this palace is now turned into a well-preserved museum housing regal weapons, dresses, utensils and furniture. The splendid amalgam of Rajput and Mughal architecture is the hallmark of this palace that makes it a must visit destination in Rajasthan.

City Palace Udaipur

Udaipur City Palace can be considered as the opulence and royalty written in marbles. Resting just beside Lake Pichola, the palace shimmers even more in the watery grace of the lake. It's amazing to know that the entire palace complex, which is the largest regal complex in Rajasthan, used to be a private residence of Mewar rulers. Now converted into a museum, Uadipur city palace amazes everyone with its aristocracy.

Lake Palace

For years, one monument that has symbolized Udaipur's gleam and glamour is Lake Palace. Floating on the steady crystal water of Lake Pichola, Lake Palace was built by Maharana Jagat Singh II as a summer palace to escape the scorching heat of Jaipur. Now a luxurious hotel, Lake Palace is the prime attraction of tourists in Udaipur.

Umaid Bhavan Palace

Built by Maharaja Umaid Singh in 1929, Umaid Bhawan Palace finds an interesting story behind it. Maharaja decided to construct this magnificent palace just to offer employment to famine struck people of Jodhpur. Now turned into a luxury hotel, Umaid Bhawan Palace also houses a museum, which definitely deserves your close attention.

Padmini's Palace

Chittaurgarh can never forget queen Padmini and her sacrifice. Married to Rana Pratap Singh, Padmini possessed a hypnotic beauty, which became the cause of philanderer Allauddin Khilji to attack and eventually siege Chittaurgarh. Set beside a serene pool, Padmini's palace still testifies the atrocious fact that Rani Padmini committed johur here along with other Rajput women while Rajput men led by Rana Pratap embraced certain death by riding out in saffron.

Jag Niwas Palace

This was the first palace that was built on Lake Pichola in Udaipur. Jag Niwas was constructed by Maharana Karan Singh, which used to serve the venue for royal parties and functions. The extravagant marble architecture just beside the tranquil lake water is no doubt the right place to greet the blue-blooded guests of that time. A visit here makes you understand the imperial aristocracy easily.

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