Hawa Mahal, also known as “Palace of Breeze” It was built in 1799 as an extension to the Royal City Palace of Jaipur.Hawa Mahal allows the royal ladies who at the time strictly observed “pardah”, to be able to watch any processions and activities on the street without being seen by the public.
15 Likes
Hey @nishalakhara ,
Thanks for sharing this post with us!
This is such a beautiful palace. Is it open to the public or for sightseeing? What is pardah?
1 Like
Hi @nishalakhara ,
Welcome to Connect.
Thank you for sharing your post with us. You probably are not aware of this, but sharing content (photos/text), which isn’t yours, violates the program rules. Please try rephrasing the information you have found because it surely complements your picture well, but it can be considered plagiarism since it’s just taken from another site. If you don’t remove it, your post will be moved to the off-topic section of the forum. To learn more about how to follow the guidelines on Connect, please check this article.
As you are new on Connect, you can tell us a bit more about yourself in our monthly topic, Introduce Yourself - July 2020. To get familiar with the topics on the forum and find various ways to engage with the community, you can check out: Your guide to Connect.
1 Like
It is Open for public. purdah is custom practised by some societies.in which women can’t seen by man who are not related to them
1 Like
thanks 
@nishalakhara for sharing a beautiful photo of “Hawa Mahal” 
2 Likes
Hi @nishalakhara ,
Thanks for your reply!
Oh is a similar practice of the Maharam by the Muslim?
P.s here’s a useful tip from @InaS , also keep in my that when replying to someone tag them by adding “@” followed by their connect username. By that they get notified when you reply.
Happy connecting! 
yes it similar to this.
1 Like
@nishalakhara Garu
Thanks for your interesting photography.
amazing, well decorated palace @nishalakhara
Thank you for sharing with us.