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Jaipur Travel Guide
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Nahargarh Fort Jaipur
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| Nahargarh, this majestic
fort is perched on a hill top and
affords a commanding view of the
sprawling city below. It is the third of
the hill-top forts guarding the
Jaipur
city with its crenellated walls running
along the ridge. The fort was initially
built by Sawai Jai Singh in 1734 and was
subsequently developed by Sawai Ram
Singh. After the foundation of
Jaipur as
the new capital of Kacchawahas, the fort
was used for summer excursions and
picnics by the royal family. Later on,
beautiful gardens and pavilions were
added to the fort. The fort house
architectural beauties like Hawa Mandir
and Madhavendra Bhawan which revives he
grandeur of bygone era, but today some
parts of the lie in ruins.
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| The Durg cafeteria run by RTDC
provides delicious snacks, which
encourages visitors for an evening drive
to this excellent spot. |
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