This fort offers a bird's-eye view of Jodhpur. Many Hollywood and Bollywood movies have been shot here, including The Lion King and Thugs of Hindostan.
Photo: GETTY IMAGESA UNESCO World Heritage Site - it is a prime example of Rajput architecture. The towers of this fort are lit up in the evening, and offer a delightful sight.
Photo: GETTY IMAGESAn exquisite fort - its architecture encompasses different styles and cultures - ranging from styles of local rulers to foreign influences.
Photo: GETTY IMAGESAKA Golden Fort - the walls of this fort are made of yellow sandstone. During sunset this fort looks like it's made of gold.
Photo: GETTY IMAGESAn elegant structure, Amber or Amer Fort is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Key attractions within the fort are Diwan-e-Aam, Diwan-e-Khas, Ganesh Pol, etc.
Photo: GETTY IMAGESThe Amer Fort is located 11 km from the city of Jaipur, and houses a town within its walls. The fort is made of yellow and pink sandstone, and white marble.
Video: ANANYA BHATTACHARYAThis fort offers a panoramic view of Jaipur. Nahargarh has an Indo-European architectural style, with ethereal minakari work in the corridors.
Photo: GETTY IMAGESThis fort was built in 1726 by Raja Jai Singh II to fortify Amer Fort. It has the Jaivana cannon, the largest cannon in the world.
Photo: GETTY IMAGESRich history meets culture at Taragarh, one of the oldest forts in Rajasthan. Tourists can go bird-watching here. The fort offers a spectacular view of the city.
Photo: GETTY IMAGESFamous for the second-longest wall in the world after the Great Wall of China, this magnificent structure is a popular tourist spot in Rajasthan.
Photo: GETTY IMAGESAKA the Iron Fort, because the British were unable to conquer it when they colonised India. It has marvellous structures like Kishori Mahal and Mahal Khas.
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