In Jaipur and in Rajasthan, in olden days Kings and their staff have built their palaces inside the water. I really do not know the process by which they have built these palaces. for me this quiet a architectural wonders as they are still surviving despite the water around. They are called JALMAHAL, Jal means water and Mahal means palace. It means palace inside water. For me it is a wonder that a pace can survive for so many years inside the water. For me this is architectural wonder.
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It must be like building a bridge or a tunnel..magnificent- thanks for the lesson re: JALMAHAL!
Yes but we must admit that techniques used at those times must be so effective and modern that they are still holding after hundreds of years. There is some palace in Jodhpur which have been turned into Hotel by the Royals. I guess that must be great place to stay and visit. But thanks for liking this post.
It is humbling… Thank you
Sure it is ..
Can anyone go inside it?
I really did not see any ferry or boat around. But there is one hotel in Jodhpur where this kind of palace is converted into hotel by Taj Group.
Wow! I’ve never seen anything like it except in a disaster! That is amazing!
Hey you need to visit India then, you will enjoy lot of such things. Jaipur, Jodhpur and overall Rajasthan is the right place. But overall all India and other states are places worth visiting. thanks so much.
Absolutely amazing!
Truly it is amazing, but I loved Jaipur A lot.
I have seen this place….It is really beautiful !
Wonderful.. I am glad you must have relived the memories. I loved Jaipur a lot. I am sure you must have enjoyed too.
Yes definitely ! I enjoyed a lot. I too love Jaipur.
The JalMahal capture goes well with the inside theme for the weekly photo challenge.
Sure you said it right…
An amazing photograph… and an equally interesting story…
Oh Thank you so much, it just shows that our ancestors were so modern and had thought of so many things. I am glad you liked it.
Great shot. Jal Mahal is such a wonderful place and you have captured it beautifully.
Arindam, Thank you so much fr your kind words.
Truly beautiful. Does make you wonder what’s inside.
I guess lot marine life must be living happily. I did not check whether it was fresh life or not. so no idea. But thanks indeed.
Interesting!
Yes for sure Thank you so much.
This is amazing…I wonder what it looks like inside? 🙂
I really do not know, I was also curious as well. But I did not see any ferry service to that area. I guess it must be vacant.
I have never seen anything like this…amazing
Thanks, may be you can visit Jaipur sometimes and see it by yourself. And to add to this there is one palace in Jodhpur which converted into hotel, you can plan to stay over there. I am sure it must be costing bomb…
So beautiful!
One the best places I have ever seen. Thank you And I loved your blog as well, it is different.
Thank you for the follow. I am really enjoying yours too. I will follow and look forward to your posts too.
My pleasure…
Truly is amazing
Thank you so much.
Thanks a lot.
Wow
Yes sure it is is a wonderful thing to see, a surprise..
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