Plan your Trip: If you like Forts and Palaces
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Forts & Palaces
India’s long history is sieved with tales of conquest and domination, mostly by guys trying to get or preserve the region’s many literal and metaphorical jewels. Today their forts are serene, with artfully crumbling facades and spectacular views.
Rajasthan Kingly Rajasthan is studded with an inordinate number of great fortresses and elegant palaces. Chittorgarh and Jaisalmer are rightly the most popular forts, while Udaipur and Jaipur palaces are surreally romantic.
Maharashtra, The land of Shivaji, is a Fort junkie similar to Rajasthan, with defensive masterpieces like Daulatabad, camouflaged on a hilltop, and Janjira, an island fortress.
Hyderabad The rugged Golconda Fort, whose gem vault once stored the Hope and Kohinoor diamonds, complements the ethereal palaces of the City of Pearls.
Bidar Fort So weathered and peaceful, you’ll just have to trust that it was the seat of a powerful sultanate.
India’s long history is sieved with tales of conquest and domination, mostly by guys trying to get or preserve the region’s many literal and metaphorical jewels. Today their forts are serene, with artfully crumbling facades and spectacular views.
Rajasthan Kingly Rajasthan is studded with an inordinate number of great fortresses and elegant palaces. Chittorgarh and Jaisalmer are rightly the most popular forts, while Udaipur and Jaipur palaces are surreally romantic.
Maharashtra, The land of Shivaji, is a Fort junkie similar to Rajasthan, with defensive masterpieces like Daulatabad, camouflaged on a hilltop, and Janjira, an island fortress.
Hyderabad The rugged Golconda Fort, whose gem vault once stored the Hope and Kohinoor diamonds, complements the ethereal palaces of the City of Pearls.
Bidar Fort So weathered and peaceful, you’ll just have to trust that it was the seat of a powerful sultanate.
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