Adventure
Written by
Aquib Nawab
Reviewed by
Shwetha Vasan
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Sajjangarh Palace was built in the 19th century by Maharana Sajjan Singh, the ruler of Mewar. The palace was intended to be a summer resort for the royal family, but it was left incomplete due to the Maharana's untimely death.
Sajjangarh earned the nickname "Monsoon Palace" for two reasons. Maharana Sajjan Singh, its builder, used it to enjoy the scenic beauty during the monsoon. Another theory suggests it served as a monsoon cloud observatory, though its use evolved.
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It is a stunning example of Rajput and Mughal architecture, with intricate carvings, ornate balconies, and majestic domes. The palace's design is inspired by the Indian and European styles of the time.
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The monsoon season brings new life to Sajjangarh Palace, with the surroundings turning lush green and the atmosphere becoming romantic. The palace's beauty is amplified during this time, making it a must-visit destination.
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it offers breathtaking views of Udaipur city, with the surrounding hills and lakes. The views are especially stunning during the monsoon season, when the city is surrounded by lush greenery.
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Sajjangarh Palace is surrounded by a wildlife sanctuary, which is home to a variety of flora and fauna. The sanctuary is a great place to spot animals like tigers, leopards, and deer.
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The surroundings of Sajjangarh Palace offer great opportunities for trekking and hiking, with several trails that offer breathtaking views of the city and the surrounding hills.
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Sajjangarh Palace offers stunning sunset views, with the sky turning pink and orange as the sun sets behind the hills. The views are especially mersmerizing during the monsoon season.
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The interiors of Sajjangarh Palace are a testament to the royal heritage of Mewar, with intricate carvings, ornate furnishings, and stunning artwork.
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You can drive or hire a taxi from Udaipur city. The palace is located around 5 kilometers west of Udaipur and is accessible by a winding road through the Sajjan Singh Sanctuary.
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