I visited here in 2021.
Some structures are in sandstone depicting the king was not so rich.
Others are mostly made in marble meaning they were wealthy.
The largest cenotaphs stand on 16-24 pillars while the smaller ones have only four.
The hanging canopy in the smaller structure on the right is called a ‘Bangla’.
And together these are called ‘Char Bangla’, which means a 4-Bangla cenotaph.
The building looks amazing and very beautiful. It seems like an old and historic place. The photos are really nice. I went to India once, but I couldn’t visit many places. I hope to go again someday. I think Rajasthan is called the Pink City, and this structure seems to have a pinkish vibe to it. Thank you @TusharSuradkar, your posts are always great and very informative, which really helps travelers.
Thank you @ShreyaMusings and wishing you a happy Makar Sankranthi as well
Starting from Delhi, Bikaner is the nearest if we avoid the typical Jaipur-Agra route.
Then on to Jaisalmer and on the return route will be Jodhpur.
If you have more time, Udaipur can be covered, it is a bit too far from Delhi.
If you search for “Jaisalmer + Tushar” on Connect you will find many detailed articles.
same for “Bikaner + Tushar” and “Jodhpur + Tushar” searches.
Reach out to me for a nice itinerary for Rajasthan when you are ready
and Happy travels…
Diese Aufnahmen der Erinnerungsstätte sind besonders fantastisch und mit sehr guten Unterschriften versehen. @TusharSuradkar
Danke für diesen wunderschönen Beitrag
@TusharSuradkar Thanks for all the information. I have travelled across Rajasthan so many times but still my heart always takes me back to Jaisalmer, Jodhpur, Pushkar, Udaipur, Ajmer, Jaipur I love Rajasthan. Every year I plan a 2 week long trip just to go to Rajasthan. I have seen almost everything you mentioned. Chatri i didn’t go because it was peak summer but this time I will go for sure 100%.
Regards,
Wow…! that’s nice to know @ShreyaMusings
I regret I am not living in Delhi now and also that you were not a local guide when I lived in Delhi 2 years back
3 years back the number of local guides in Delhi was zero
No one attended my meetup.
Well @TusharSuradkar i have been a local guide for 8 years but just got active now more than ever. I was using connect to understand tips and tricks that time I was busy with the hustle bustle of the chaotic life and now I am free to explore everything.
I was scared to even talk to anyone that time let alone leave the house but now I go out and make new like minded friends and above all love myself.
I miss this opportunity in COVID time. I am also live in Delhi . Visit every weekend but not use any social media platform. @TusharSuradkar@ShreyaMusings
Thank you @MathanVibranarayan
When I was here in the afternoon - did not feel like leaving the place for a long time. So I lingered around till sunset, after which the place closed.