Architecture Of Rajasthan

What have you achieved in the world, if you've never seen Jaipur? In the 1930's, the English traveller Rosita Fobres echoed this sentiment by observing, Everyone who can possibly contrive it goes to Jaipur. There is no other place quite like it. These words intimate towards the magnificent architectural monuments of Jaipur; these edifices are unique in their architectural sense, bears stamp of Hindu architecture, and consequently reflects the influence of Mughal architecture. The prominent architectural monuments in Jaipur, such as City Palace, Jantar-Mantar, Isharlat, Jal Mahal, Hawa Mahal, Govindadeva Temple, Sri Ramchandra Temple, Amber Fort, Jaigarh Fort, Nahargarh Fort, Vidhyadhar ka Bagh, Sisodiya Rani ka Bagh, Tal Katora, Albert Hall, etc, and Sawai Jaypura itself, are evidence of Kachhwahas highly rich cultural and architectural heritage which flourished under the patronage of highly classified Mughal Architecture.