तारागढ़ किला-अजमेर (राजस्थान) | Bundi Fort VLOG | Taragarh Rajasthan Fort | LAKE NAWAL SAGAR #vlog

Bundi Fort VLOG | Taragarh Rajasthan Fort | तारागढ़ किला-अजमेर (राजस्थान) #rajasthantourism #vlog #bundicity #taragarhfort #ajmervlog #rajasthanvlog #bundivlog #rajasthanforts #indiaunexplored Find me on Facebook-   / rohitgautamphotography   Follow me on Instagram-   / rohitgautamimages   Tweets on X-   / photographerrg   Taragarh Fort FJ2P+6VV, Nahar ka Chauhatta, Teerath, Bundi, Rajasthan 323001 Constructed in 1113 under the reign of King Ajaypal Chauhan, this fort is an impressive sight. Ramgarh Vishdhari Wild-life Sanctuary LAKE NAWAL SAGAR Badal Mahal The Badal Mahal, also known as the Palace of Clouds, is located within the Garh Palace. The majestic palace’s walls are covered in exquisite paintings which are engaging in their mien, and depict an early influence of Chinese culture. The royal residence was built in two diverse time periods. In the first stage, the verandah and ground floor was built by Maharawal Gopinath, and the rest of the construction was done in 1609 – 1657 AD by Marahawal Punjraj. Made of Dawra stone, all three arches of the Mahal sport one half-ready lotus, with the longest vault of the Mahal having three half-ready lotuses. When visiting the Mahal, you get captivating views of the inside and outside of the fortifications. Making the palace a must-visit destination in Bundi. CHHATRA MAHAL The Chhatr Mahal in Bundi was once a spectacular garden palace that teemed with numerous fountains as well as pools that housed exotic fish. ‘Chhatr’ means painting, and this palace’s name stems from the beautiful murals that adorn its walls. In older times, during the 18th century, Bundi was a beehive for miniatures, and these miniature paintings were highly encouraged. From gods and goddesses, battle scenes, and elephants to images of Radha and Krishna, these paintings depict a special delicacy that is known only in the region. There is also a ‘Chitrashala’ (painting house) in the Chhatra Mahal that was made following the orders of king Umed Singh. Being the innermost chamber of the Palace, sunlight and moisture has not affected the paintings here, making the art glow with the originality of their painters. In its totality, the walls, and ceilings of the Chhatr Mahal form a dramatic panorama that is always worth a visit. Hathi Pole The steep climb to the Garh Palace in Bundi ends at two main gates that are used for entrance. Out of these two gates, the most popular is the Hathi Pole. This gate is a huge architectural feat that evokes a sense of grandeur. The gate has two elephants depicting blowing bugles, and was commissioned by Rao Ratan Singh. Marking the entrance of the Garh Palace, the Hathi Pole forms a major point of attraction in Bundi. HOW TO REACH HERE Flight IconThe nearest airport is Sanganer Airport in Jaipur which is about 206 kms away. Car IconBuses to Bundi are available at regular intervals from Ajmer, Bijolia, Bikaner, Chittorgarh, Jaipur, Jodhpur, Kota, Sawai Madhopur and Udaipur. Train IconThe railway station is located about 4 kilometres south of the old city. There are railway connections between Bundi and Chittorgarh.