Keshoraipatan Fort
An old fort overlooking the Chambal at Keshoraipatan, its ramparts and gateways offering fine river views and a quiet sense of history.
13 handpicked destinations across the Kota region β from ancient temples and royal forts to lakes, gardens and dramatic Chambal viewpoints.
An old fort overlooking the Chambal at Keshoraipatan, its ramparts and gateways offering fine river views and a quiet sense of history.
An elegant riverside palace, once a British Residency and royal guesthouse, now a heritage hotel overlooking the Chambal.
An opulent early-20th-century palace built by the Kota rulers, blending Indo-Saracenic and colonial styles, set amid landscaped gardens.
A vast fortified palace complex beside the Chambal River, home to the Rao Madho Singh Museum and some of Rajasthan's finest miniature murals.
A small but exquisite red-sandstone palace built on an island in the middle of Kishore Sagar lake, and one of Kota's most photographed sights.
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A rugged 14th-century hill fort towering over Bundi town, famous for its vast reservoirs, tunnels and sweeping views of the blue city below.
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A dramatic hillside palace celebrated for the Chitrashala, whose walls are covered in some of Rajasthan's finest miniature murals.
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A graceful lakeside summer palace beside Jait Sagar Lake, associated with Rudyard Kipling and his novel Kim.
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A rare jal-durg (water fort) near Jhalawar, encircled on three sides by the Ahu and Kali Sindh rivers, inscribed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
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The Garh Palace of Jhalawar, a 19th-century royal residence now housing a fine government museum with sculptures and paintings.
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One of the strongest and most remote forts of the Hadoti region, set on a hill amid the forests of Baran district.
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An old fort on the banks of the Parvan River in Baran district, with layers of Hindu, Jain and Islamic history.