Tourist attractions of Jodhpur(Rajasthan)
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| Umaid bhawan palace -Jodhpur |
| Umaid Bhawan is a majestic palace made up of red sandstones and it was palace residence of the royal family of Jodhpur . Now it is grand heritage hotel offering enjoyable & unforgettable stay. Umaid Bhawan Palace opening in 1977, Umaid Bhawan has remained one of the top heritage hotels in India and the very best in Jodhpur . It is amongst one of the largest lavish accommodation in the world, set amidst 26 acres of lush green gardens. The palace was built by 3000 artisans worked over 14 years. The palace consumed one million square feet of the finest marble.
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| Old fort museum -Jodhpur |
| The 1772 home of Patrick Smyth has been open to the public since 1953, with genuine furnishings which depict the lives of occupants. The Old Fort House Museum was constructed by Patrick Smyth in 1772 with timbers taken from the ruins of Fort Edward , a French and Indian War fortification.Museum has palanquins, lavishly, a golden throne, shoes with pearls, paintings, mirrors, cribs weapons and a magnificently embroidered royal tent among its exhibits. |
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| Meherangarh fort -Jodhpur |
| The fort was built in 1459 by Rao Jodha the founder of Jodhpur on the height of a steep hill called the Bakharchiriya . The fortress was fortified by eight Pols or gates regulating entry into the premises. Located on the periphery of the Thar desert . Mehrangarh means "Majestic Fort". It is at the center of the city and is visible from the city. Formerly built in 1806 the fort has been added to many times since. The palaces of this fort were built in an informal pattern. |
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| Jaswant thanda -Jodhpur |
| The Jaswant Thanda, located half way up the ceaselessly long road that climbs onwards to the fort, is the traditional rites ground of the rulers of Jodhpur. The capital of Marwar has cenotaphs of the Jodhpur rulers. sketches of Jodhpur 's rulers are also displayed at Jaswant Thada.
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