*pink city jaipur rajasthan*
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✍️: Kamal Jeet Kaur Taur
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Hello freinds welcome to the Destination daring (fast trevel blog) today I want to tell about world famous, most beautiful tourist place, Pink City Jaipur Rajasthan,the largest State of India.
Jaipur is the Capital of Rajasthan. tourist destination in India, , It is very beautiful place in the world Jaipur is famous in the world for its amazing culture, different types of cuisine s, clothing. People from all over the country and abroad come to see the beauty of this city
India is famous all over the world for its beautiful tourist destinations, where every state has its own tradition, food and clothing Sen's, the historical, religious places here remain the center of attraction for the people of the world, one of these is Rajasthan, which is famous in the country and abroad due to its rich culture and beauty. Jaipur is the capital of Rajasthan. In Rajasthan, you will find many such historical monuments, after seeing which your mind will want to come here again and again.
The culture and tradition of Rajasthan, its food, clothing are very popular among people around the world. Rajasthan is the largest state of India and its capital Jaipur was established by Sawai Raja Jai Singh in 1827. This city was named Jaipur after Raja Jai Singh. It is also known as the Pink City. Why is it called the Pink City? Let us know there is a very interesting story behind it. At that time the king here was Sawai Maharaja Ram Singh II. This king was very skilled in hospitality. In 1876, Queen Victoria's son Prince Albert Edward Albert Edward, Prince of Wales (Prince of Wales) came to India and Raja Ram Singh II got the entire Jaipur painted with pink terracotta to welcome Prince Albert. Jaipur looked very beautiful due to being painted in pink color. This was a wonderful welcome for Prince Albert.
To impress the Prince with Albert Hall and to build strong relations with the British, Maharaj Ram Singh organized a grand music hall to welcome the Prince and named it Albert Hall in honor of the Prince (nowadays it is installed in Albert Hall Museum). This is the oldest museum of Rajasthan, which is an excellent example of Indo-Saracenic architecture. Inside it, it is decorated with a treasure of various types of jewelry, crystal statues and paintings, seeing which Prince Albert was very impressed. Maharaj Ram Singh had adopted the pink color of Jaipur in such a way that the Prince was impressed by the unique pink beauty of Jaipur and he said while enhancing the beauty of Jaipur that the pink city is amazing. Since then it was named Pink Nagar. From that time onwards, all the houses of Jaipur are also adopted in pink color. In the year 1877, a law was passed to paint all the houses, warehouses and buildings of Jaipur with pink color from the possession of the king's wife. Time has changed but since then the people of Jaipur are following this law. If you ever get a chance to visit Jaipur, you will see that even today every wall, house, lane, and door of the lane is painted pink. If you are new then the first thing you will see is pink color everywhere. If you look carefully, you will also see some historical pink and brown shades of Jaipur. It is a unique and pleasant experience to roam in the valleys of Jaipur along with the early principles of the medieval city.
Historical place in Jaipur Rajasthan
Some of the historical pink buildings of Jaipur are Jantar Mantar, Hawa Mahal, Jaigarh Fort, Amer Fort, City Palace, Nahargarh Fort, Chandra Mahal, Rambagh Palace, Jai Mahal etc. which are the pride of Jaipur.
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Jantar Mantar
Jantar Mantar is an astronomical observatory located in Jaipur, which was built between 1724 and 1734. Jantar Mantar is also included in the UNESCO World Heritage List,
(यूनेस्को) Jantar Mantar is an observatory in Jaipur which houses astronomical instruments. It has the world's largest sundial and tourists are told and explained about its astrological and scientific importance through tourism.
Jantar Mantar is an observatory in Jaipur which houses astronomical instruments. It has the world's largest sundial and tourists are told and explained about its astrological and scientific importance through tourism. which houses 14 astronomical instruments. These instruments are helpful in predicting eclipses, knowing the position and speed of a star, knowing the planets of the solar system (सौर मण्डल) and measuring time. Seeing these instruments reveals the complex knowledge of the people of India about astronomy (खगोलिकी) and mathematics. It has the world's largest sun clock and through tourism, tourists are told and explained about its astrological and scientific importance.
Nahar gadh foart
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Nahar Garh Fort was built by Sawai Raja Jai Singh in 1734 on the Aravali mountain (अरावली पर्वतमाला)
keeping in mind the security of Amer in Jaipur (जयपुर) A very strange story is popular about it. It is said that the ghost of a Rajput named Nahar Singh used to roam here, who was repeatedly creating obstacles in the construction of the fort. Then some tantriks were consulted and the fort was named Nahar Garh. Then the construction of the fort was completed and the ghost became calm. Sawai Madho Singh and Ram Singh built some buildings in the fort and made separate arrangements for the residence of 9 queens. There is a restaurant named Padav in the western part of the fort from where the view of the sunset is very beautiful.
Hawa Mahal (Jaipur Rajasthan)
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Hawa Mahal is the pride of Rajasthan and Jaipur. This 5-storey building is made of brown sandstone. This magnificent royal palace was built by Maharaja Sawai Pratap Singh (महाराजा सवाई प्रताप सिंह)
in 1799. Its design resembles the shape of a royal crown. It was designed by architect Lal Chand Ustad (लाल चंद उस्ताद). This amazing building looks like a beehive when seen from outside. The upper part of this 5-storey building is only one and a half feet. This building has 953 very attractive and extremely beautiful latticed windows which look very attractive. These are called Jharokha. These were made for the women of the royal family so that even while strictly following the purdah system, they could observe the ceremonies and daily life activities happening on the roads and corridors outside the palace without being seen by anyone and
Apart from this, due to the Venturi effect (वेंचुरी प्रà¤ाव) cool air keeps continuously flowing into the palace through these windows.
Amer Fort
Amer Fort is a special tourist attraction in Jaipur. This fort is especially known for its pure Hindu architecture. It appears as if this fort, full of rocky paths, is looking at the Mavtha Sarovar मावठा सरोवर built right below the hill. This amazing fort is made of marble and red sandstone on 4 levels of the hill. Huge courtyards have been made in each of them. For the general public, Diwan-e-Aam Prag is the name given to the special courtyard Diwan-e-Khas is the special courtyard Jai Mandir, Sukh Niwas or Sheesh Mahal. Sukh Niwas or Sheesh Mahal was made enjoyable even in the scorching summer by creating artificial water streams.Inside the fort, near the main entrance of the palace, there is a temple of the goddess (देवी शिला) worshipped by the Rajputs.
Chandr Mahal
City Palace is situated in the western part of Jaipur. It is a unique luxurious palace which is known as Chandra Mahal. Chandra Mahal is the most important part of Jaipur. The old kings of Jaipur used to reside here. Chandra Mahal is a seven-storey building.The seven floors of Chandra Mahal have been given different names - Rang Mandir, Sukh Niwas, Chaabi Niwas, Pitam Niwas, Shri Niwas, Mukund Niwas. All the floors are decorated with extremely beautiful carvings.
Amazing architecture can be seen in it. It is decorated with unique glass art, beautiful carvings and priceless paintings.The flag of the royal family is seen fluttering at the top of Chandra Mahal
City Palace
City Palace: A royal oasis in the heart of Jaipur
Located in the heart of Jaipur, (जयपुर) the City Palace is a blend of Mughal and Rajasthani styles. This magnificent and majestic palace was built by Sawai Raja Jai Singh II
(जयसिंह द्वितीय) in 1827, which reflects its rich culture and architecture. Its arches rest on carved columns of brown marble decorated with floral designs of gold and colored stones. A museum has also been built in it, which stores Rajasthani costumes and Mughal and Rajput weapons as well as astronomical instruments. It has royal equipment, paintings, beautiful carpets, rare astronomy works in Persian, Arabic, Latin and Sanskrit. Two amazingly carved marble elephants have been standing at its entrance. The majestic complex of the City Palace has many beautiful gardens and buildings and courtyards. For centuries, this grand City Palace has been giving evidence of the heritage of the Jaipur royal family.
Jal Mahal
After the Ashwamedha Yagya, Sawai Raja Jai Singh built Jal Mahal in the middle of the Mansager Lake to take bath with the queens and the Pandit. It was built in the year 1699 with the help of boats made in Rajput style. Before building the palace, the king built Mansager Lake by building a dam on the Garbhavati river. This palace was used for special royal festivals.
Ram Bagh Palace
Jai gadh fort
Jai Garh Fort is situated on the Cheel mound of Aravalli mountain
(अरावली पर्वतमाला) in Jaipur, the capital of Rajasthan. This fort is built above Mawta Lake and Amer Fort (आमेर दुर्ग) This fort was built by Raja Jai Singh II in 1667 for the protection of the palace complex and the Amer Fort. It is also called Vijay Ka Qila. It was named Jai Garh after Maharaja Jai Singh (जय सिंह द्वितीय) Jai Garh Fort was built in 1726 AD. This fort is built in Amer district within the borders of Jaipur. Special arrangements have been made to conserve rainwater inside this fort and the world's largest cannon (तोप) has been installed here.
Geography of the*Pink city Jaipur Rajasthan*
Rajasthan is the largest state of India in terms of area. Its area is 342,239 square kilometers. It is 10.74% of the total area of India. 70 percent of the land area of Rajasthan is desert. The largest desert is called Thar Desert and it is the seventh largest state in terms of population. Its population is approximately 7.5 crores. Its north-western and western border touches Pakistan. Punjab, Haryana and Uttar Pradesh are located in the north and north-east. Madhya Pradesh is located in the south-east and Gujarat state is located in the south-west. Due to being adjacent to various national and international borders, Rajasthan has a lot of diversity in its geographical form. Its capital *Pink City Jaipur* is situated in the east of Rajasthan. This city is surrounded by Aravalli mountain and its height is 1417 feet above sea level. Two cities Alwar and Sikar are situated in its northern part. Dausa and Bharatpur are located in the east of Jaipur. Nagaur and Ajmer are located in the west and Sawai Madhopur and Tonk districts are present in the south.
Climate of Rajasthan
The average annual temperature of Rajasthan is 37° to 38° Celsius. The average rainfall in Rajasthan is 57%. Due to uncertain and insufficient rainfall, Rajasthan has to face drought and famine every year. The highest temperature difference is seen in Jaisalmer. Rajasthan experiences severe heat and dust storms in the months of May and June. The coldest months are December and January. Churu is the coldest district of Rajasthan.
Popular dishes of Jaipur
Pyaaj kachori
Gatte ki sabji,
Ghewar
Kadhi chawal
Daal Bati churma
Red meat
How to reach *Pink City Jaipur Rajasthan*
You can reach Jaipur by plane, train or road.
By Air
You can reach Sanganer Airport or Jaipur International Airport to reach Jaipur. To save time, flying to Jaipur is the best option.
By Train
Many parts of the country are connected to Jaipur Railway Station from where trains come to Jaipur. There are many trains from Delhi to Jaipur. The double decker train from Delhi Sarai Rohilla station to Jaipur can reach Jaipur in 4.5 hours. Rail is the best and economical option to reach Jaipur.
By Road
You can reach Jaipur from Delhi by bus from Sindhi Camp Interstate Bus Terminal. The journey from Delhi to Jaipur takes about 6 hours by bus. The bus fare starts from just Rs 200. Apart from this, reaching Jaipur by government bus is the cheapest.
Best time to visit Jaipur Rajasthan
If you want to visit Jaipur, then the time between November to February is very good. The weather is very pleasant during those days and the temperature here remains between 15 to 25 ° Celsius. You can easily visit Jaipur during this time.
FAQs
Q. 1. Why is Jaipur of Rajasthan known as the*Pink City*?
Ans. To welcome Prince Albert, the entire Jaipur was painted with pink terracotta which was amazing in itself and since then Jaipur is called the Pink City
Q.2 . What are the top tourist attractions to visit in Jaipur?
Ans. Top tourist attractions of Jaipur are Hawa Mahal, Jai gadh Fort, Amer Fort, Jal Mahal, Ram Bagh Palace, City Palace, Raj gadh Fort
Q. 3. What are the dishes and delicacies that are popular in Jaipur?
Ans. The main popular dishes in Jaipur are daal bati churma, pyaaj kachori, ghewar, gatte ki sabji, lal mass, kadhi chawal etc.
4. What is the best times of the year to visit Jaipur?
Ans. Best time to visit Jaipur Rajasthan is between November to February.
5. What are the traditional crafts and arts for which Jaipur is famous?
Ans. There are so many types of famous handicrafts of Jaipur
Wooden furniture, blue pottery, lac bangles, jems and metal jewellery, traditional textiles, miniature painting, puppets, jootis, marble handicrafts, rugs and carpets,
Q.6. Are there any important festivals or events in Jaipur throughout the year?
Ans. Most popular festival of Jaipur are Gangaur Festival, Teej festival, Jaipur literature festival, Jaipur jewellery show, Elephant festival and kite festival etc.
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