রাজস্থান-এর জন্য সম্পূর্ণ পিনকোড নির্দেশিকা

The Kachwaha capital before Jaipur — a hilltop fort-palace of red sandstone and white marble overlooking Maota Lake.

Largest fort in India by area at 700 acres — UNESCO-listed, scene of three jauhars and the Mewar capital before Udaipur.

1727 Kachwaha royal residence at the heart of Jaipur's grid — Mughal-Rajasthani architecture, still partly home to the royal family.

1799 'Palace of Winds' — 953-window pink-sandstone screen built so royal women could watch street festivals unobserved.

The 'Sonar Quila' (Golden Fort) — UNESCO-listed living desert fort still home to 3,000 residents in shops, havelis, and Jain temples.

1734 stone-built astronomical observatory — Jai Singh II's largest, with the 27-metre Samrat Yantra (still the world's largest sundial).

The 'fort of the sun' — 410-foot cliff citadel above Jodhpur, founded 1459 and still owned by the Rathore royal family.

1734 hilltop fort overlooking Jaipur — Jai Singh II's defensive outwork; sunset views over the Pink City are unmatched.

One of the few active temples to Brahma in the world — on Pushkar Lake, surrounded by 52 ghats and the November camel-trading fair.

10th-century hilltop fort inside India's premier tiger reserve — UNESCO-listed, with the highest tiger-sighting probability of any park in India.

Mewar's 16th-century lakefront palace complex on Lake Pichola — 11 inter-connected palaces over 400 years of continuous Sisodia construction.