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Fort - Ajmer
Kishangarh Fort - Ajmer
 Location
: 27 km from Ajmer, Rajasthan.
Evolution/ Origin: 1650's
Built
By: Maharaja Roop Singh |
Kishangarh fort is situated
at a distance of approximately 27 km from the Ajmer city of Rajasthan. The fort,
constructed by Maharaja Roop Singh of Rathore clan, dates back to the 1650's.
The Kishangarh fort, near Ajmer, has a number of palaces and monuments  inside
its walls and is encircled by a huge moat. A magnificent lake located near the
fort plays host to numerous rare and exotic birds, making it a bird watcher's
paradise. Ajmer Kishangarh fort also served as one of the main centers of the
Kishangarh School of miniature paintings. Even the famous Bani Thani style of
painting that is quite popular in the field of miniature paintings originated
here itself.
There is a legend associated with the fort that goes that
the fort was constructed at the place where the Maharaja saw a sheep defending
her lambs from a pack of wolves. Infact, it is one of the few forts in Rajasthan
that have remained unconquered till date. The interiors of the fort are beautifully
carved and reflect the taste and lavish lifestyle of the Rathore rulers. Majestic
quarters, courtyards adorned with stone-carved water fountains and numerous other
embellishments enhance the magnificence of the Kishangarh Fort of Rajasthan. One
of the major draws of the fort is the Phool Mahal (Flower Palace). Adorning the
interiors of this palace are striking murals and some amazing frescoes.
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