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The myths say that the place was
named as Bharatpur after the name of Bharat, the brother
of Lord Rama, who's other brother Laxman, was worshipped as the family
divinity of the Bharatpur rulers, Laxman's name is imprinted on the
state arms and the stops. The city and the fort have been thought to be
founded by Rustam, a Jat of Sogariya family. Maharaja Surajmal took over
from Khemkaran, the son of Rustam and recognized the empire. He
fortified the city by building a huge wall around the city.
Bharatpur is one of the
main tourist places for the tourists coming on a travel to Bharatpur
Rajasthan.
There are the different forts, places and other wonderful temples that
make travel to Bharatpur city of India completely memorable one. One of
the most beautiful and cultural cities of India, Bharatpur is home to
different tourist attractions such as the Lohagarh Fort, Banke
Bihari Temple, Deeg Palace, Bharatpur Bird Sanctuary,
Bharatpur Excursions, Government Museum and the
traditional Bazaars. A travel to Bharatpur is attractive to almost every
type of tourist. Your trip in Bharatpur can start with an easy turn
around the markets that are a main part of the city.
Bharatpur is the true place
for tourists to enjoy the grain of sand along with the forts and
palaces. Bharatpur Travel is incomplete without shopping.
Bharatpur travel is one of the most popular tourist circuits of India.
Bharatpur, joyful with color for enjoying North India's charming
cultural heritage. Bharatpur
Rajasthan is also the travel center
of North India. A travel to Bharatpur would cover the huge forts,
majestic buildings, and the popular arts and crafts. Travel to
Bharatpur, the city of Mughals has a much older history.
Most Popular Attractions In
Bharatpur
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Museum-Alwar
Housed in the old City Palace, it has a exclusive collection of arms, Bidri work, lacquered and ivory work, musical instruments, stuffed animals, good-looking brass and pottery works from Jaipur |
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Lalgarh Palace
Designed by a Britisher for Maharaja Ganga
Singh, this palace displays a superb blend of Oriental and European
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Nasiyan Jain Temple
Nasiyan Jain Temple also known as the Red Temple and situated on Prithviraj Marg, this Digambar
Jain temple was built in 1865.
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Vimal Vasahi Temple
Vimal Shah, the minister of Raja Bhimdeo (a local Rajput ruler), built the Vimal Vashi
temple in AD 1021.
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