Desert of Rajasthan

 Open Time : 09:00 AM 

Close Time : 05:00 PM 

Operational days - Open all 7 days 

Approx duration suggested - 2 - 3 Hrs

There are many museums in Jodhpur. The historically significant city features a lot of tourist attractions. To witness these, an outsized number of tourists come from faraway corners of the planet . Though there are an outsized number of tourist attractions in Jodhpur, tourists like better to visit the museums in Jodhpur the foremost because it portrays the rich history of the place in the best way. As a result, the varied museums during this a part of Rajasthan attract the foremost number of tourists. To cater to the needs of the people, there are a number of museums as well. Among the varied museums in Jodhpur, the Mehrangarh Fort Museum features a distinct position. Located 150 meters on the highest of a hill, the actual museum displays the regal lifestyle of the royal families. Reflecting the rich heritage of the Rathores through the varied exhibits, it's one among the foremost popular museums in Jodhpur.  History of the Museum Constructed in 1459, the Mehrangarh Fort Museum has played a serious role within the enhancement of Jodhpur tourism. The fort was built with the aim of building a robust defense for Jodhpur. During the course of your time the museum had skilled variety of changes and altercations. These altercations were finished the betterment of the fort only.   Attractions of the musuem There are variety of features within the Mehrangarh Fort Museum which attracts tons of tourists. Features like the presence of monuments like Sheesh Mahal, Daulat Khana, Moti Mahal, Phool Mahal and Sileh Khana impart an exquisite beauty to the fort museum. Other features include variety of galleries, dedicated to varied themes. Tourists also are ready to see the Elephant's Howdas, a kind of two compartment seat hitched on elephant's back. The palanquins also are an excellent sight for the tourists. The museum also features a rich collection of fine and applied arts that go back to the Mughal periods. There is a weapon gallery as well. The large collection ivory, rhine horn, sword hilts in jade, guns with their barrels, shields studded with rubies, silver, emeralds and pearls will surely astonish you. Not to miss is that the painting gallery also which boasts a good collection of Marwar paintings. There is also the Cradle Gallery and Turban gallery in Jhanki Mahal. The Cradle Gallery may be a must visit because it displays variety of beautifully designed cradles.

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Open Time : 10:00 AM

Close Time : 04:30 PM

Operational days - Open all 7 days

Approx duration suggested - 1 - 2 Hrs

Umaid Bhawan Palace is a remarkable piece of Rajasthan’s heritage and a wonderful symbol of new Jodhpur. The palace has one thing common with iconic Taj Mahal at Agra and that is the palm court is used in its construction. Here tantalise your taste buds at Risala with authentic Rajasthani and Indian cuisine. Pamper yourself with Rejuvenating spa treatment and therapies. Stroll through the lush landscapes and stunning architecture. The Umaid Bhawan Palace is housed neatly beside the royal blue city of Jodhpur. It is an architectural beauty, truly a large abstract structure holds together and is almost 75 years old. The foundation of this palace was laid way back in 1928 and construction of the palace was completed in 1943 under the guidance of chief architect Sir S.S. Jacob and Vidyadhar Bhattacharya. The palace was erection was done under the aegis H.V. Lanchester. The foundation’s ground was crushed by Maharaja Umaid Singh himself upon whom the palace is named after all. The museum houses artistic murals, opulent miniature paintings and unusual household paraphernalia which is not seen in today’s market. The classic cars are displayed in the front garden of the Bhawan where you can click some beautiful photographs.

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Open Time : 06:00 AM

Close Time : 08:00 PM

Operational Days - Open all 7 days

Approx Duration Suggested - 2 Hrs

The Balsamand Lake is an artificial lake, located in the historically the capital of the Kingdom of Marwar - Jodhpur, is a mesmerizing spot constructed way back in the 13th century by the royalty of Rajasthan. Basically, the main moto to build this lake is to fulfil the water necessities in and around the area, this location has boomed to become a popular tourist spot. With a depth of about 15 meters and  length of over a kilometer, this has become a right place for people to stroll around while enjoying the creations of nature. The Balsamand Lake Palace which was constructed by Maharaj Sur Singh to overlook the lake, is an architectural marvel which adds to the timelessness of the space along with its stupendous garden and fauna full of mango, papaya, pomegranate, guava and plum trees. Jackal and Peacock are the prominent guests in the garden.The Balsamand Palace which overlooks the lake is built out of red sandstone with architecture following the Rajput style of design and craftsmanship to function as a summer rest house. The Maharaja Sur Singh, who built this artificial lake was awarded the title of Sawai Raja for his impeccable services. Make a time to explore this beauty around you which will leave you overwhelmed and awe-strucked. 

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Open Time : 09:00 AM  

Close Time : 06:00 PM  

Operational Days - Open all 7 days  

Approx Duration Suggested - 2 Hours

Jaswant Thada is a 19th century royal cenotaph located to the left of the Mehrangarh Fort complex, built by Maharaja Sardar Singh to commemorate his father Maharaja Jaswant Singh II, the 33rd Rathore ruler of Jodhpur. This white memorial stands very much near to a small lake, creating a perfect getaway from the bustling chaos of Jodhpur. This peaceful monument is beautified with jalis, art works and portraits of Rathore rulers. This peaceful monument is illuminated by sunlight and a classic beauty of Rajputana and Mughal fusion architecture. The artwork beauty with floral garden gives the best landscape to enjoy a quality time. The beauty of the Mewar is enjoyed by thousands of people very year.  This memorial was built by Sadar Singh for his father. During the ceremony of the king, a peacock deliberately fell into the funeral pyre and died. There is a memorial dedicated to the peacock. A few other royal members were also buried in the monument.  Architecture of Jaswant Thada This monument is made with pure marble. However, the sheets of marble used for building were polished very thinly to create a glowing illumination when sunlight falls on it. There are three cenotaphs in this ground, covered with garden filled with carved gazebos and bordered by a small lake. This monument is constructed very much similar to a Hindu temple. The mausoleum is built with best carvings and art works with domes and simple sculptures.  You can explore the intricate artistry on the carved marbles. The skilfully carved thin sheets of marble are worth appreciating artistic work. The entire structure resembles a temple with unmatched beauty. It is also called the Taj Mahal of Marwar and attracts tourists from all over the world.

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