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Mehrangarh Fort

Mehrangarh Fort, the pride of Jodhpur, stands tall on a cliff, dominating the skyline of the city. The fort is an example of overwhelming grandeur, and it’s among the best-preserved forts in India. It’s a major tourist attraction of Jodhpur, visited by tourists from all over the globe.

Rudyard Kipling has called Mehrangarh Fort Jodhpur, the work of giants. It’s truly one of the most impressive forts in all of Rajasthan. It’s also one of the largest.

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Jaswant Thada

Jaswant Thada is an exquisite marble monument in Jodhpur, Rajasthan, India. The monument is a true representation of traditional Rajasthani architecture, which is renowned for its opulence and grandeur. Built in 1899 by Maharaja Sardar Singh of Jodhpur, Jaswant Thada is a memorial dedicated to Maharaja Jaswant Singh II.

Its construction is made of intricately carved marble and finely detailed sandstone carvings. As a result of its striking resemblance to Agra's Taj Mahal, the monument is referred to as the Taj Mahal of Marwar. The unique architectural style of Jaswant Thada helps make it stand out amongst the many structures of Rajasthan, providing an unforgettable view of its grandeur and opulence.

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Umaid Bhawan Palace

Indulge in the grandeur of regal opulence at Umaid Bhawan Palace, an architectural marvel that proudly stands tall in Jodhpur, India. This magnificent palace serves as a living testament to the rich royal heritage of Rajasthan, captivating visitors with its unparalleled splendour. Prepare to be enchanted as you step into a bygone era, where intricate carvings, grand halls, and expansive gardens await your exploration. Umaid Bhawan Palace truly embodies the fusion of Indian and European architectural styles, an awe-inspiring sight that leaves an indelible impression on all who visit.

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Ghanta Ghar Jodhpur

Towering majestically over the bustling market of Jodhpur, the iconic Ghanta Ghar, or the Clock Tower, is a time machine into Jodhpur's rich past, captivating the hearts of all who encounter it.

Built in between 1880 and 1911 by Maharaja Sardar Singh, the Ghanta Ghar was erected as a prime landmark close to the legendary Mehrangarh Fort.

This imposing structure is said to signify the start of Old Jodhpur. The origins were sparked by the melodic chimes of its clock and the intricate architectural details that soon made it a beloved gathering place. As the years passed, the tower's surrounding area blossomed into one of Jodhpur's flourishing commercial hubs, establishing the Sardar Market – named in honour of the Maharaja.

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Rao Jodha Desert Rock Park

Have you heard of a place called desert park? Interesting, huh? As the saying goes, India is a land of wonders. So it will amaze you to learn that, just outside Jodhpur's city limits, there is a magnificent park named Rao Jodha Desert Rock Park which is located in the heart of Rajasthan.

It was established in 2006 to conserve the Thar Desert's fragile environment. The park is home to native plants, and animals adapted to harsh desert conditions. This provides a refuge for these species in an otherwise hostile environment.

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Toorji Ka Jhalra Bavdi

If you're searching for an exceptional and breathtaking tourist attraction to visit in Jodhpur, Toorji's Step Well is a perfect choice. Toorji Ka Jhalara, as it is locally known, is an 18th-century stepwell built by the queen of Jodhpur, Maharani Toorji.

This stepwell, or the 'jhalra', was built in the 1740s by a queen of Maharaja Abhay Singh to keep up with an age-old tradition in Jodhpur of constructing step wells or step-ponds by the queens or royal ladies.

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Mandore Garden

A must-visit destination for anyone interested in architectural heritage, the Mandore Gardens is a beautiful garden that delights people of all age groups on their Jodhpur tour. It is a kind of place that invites history buffs to sneak peek into the history of the region and learn more about its culture through numerous attractions located within the complex.

Earlier, the park was once the royal cremation ground for the rulers of Marwar, a region in Rajasthan. Today, it has been transformed into a beautiful garden that is a popular spot for locals and tourists alike.

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Phool Mahal Palace

Experience the versatility of Phool Mahal with a visit to the Mehrangarh Fort in Jodhpur. It is the most lavish hall within the complex that was constructed by Maharaja Abhay Singh in the 18th century as a private chamber for his pleasure and relaxation.

Named after its design that looks like a flower, the interiors of the Phool Mahal feature gold leaf work, delicate mirror work, and ornate carvings to impress people from far and wide. The walls and ceilings are covered with exquisite paintings and frescoes, depicting various themes and events from the Rajput era.

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Machia Biological Park

An ideal spot for nature buffs and wildlife enthusiasts, the Machai Safari Park is a biological park that provides shelter to a variety of species of fauna. These include jungle cats, monitor lizards, desert foxes, spiny-tailed lizards, rabbits, mongooses, tortoises, royal Bengal tigers, hedgehogs, and blackbucks. Adding to them are the Asiatic lions, gazelles, crocodiles, porcupines, and desert cats. Here you can also find the flora that makes it look even more enticing.

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Umaid Bhawan Museum

Umaid Bhawan Palace Museum in Jodhpur is a grand palace turned into a museum. And it offers visitors a glimpse into the opulent lifestyle and royal grandeur. An interesting thing about the palace is that the current royal family of Jodhpur still lives here.

Maharaja Umaid Singh made this palace to employ thousands of villagers distressed due to droughts. The construction was painstakingly slow. He was in no hurry to complete it.

Today, a part of the palace has been set up as a museum opened to the public.