Places To Visit In bharatpur

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places to visit in Bharatpur

Now known as the Keoladeo National Park, Bharatpur National Park is a famous bird watching paradise and is among one of the World Heritage sites.

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Lohagarh Fort is one fort which is known as the invincible fort of India. Literally translated, it means Iron Fort. This fort has withstood repeated attacks of the Mughal as well the British forces.

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from city center 3 out of 12
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Banke Bihari Temple is in midst of the city built on several acres of land. An idol of Lord Krishna and Radha is placed in the main hall.

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Dating back to the 2nd Century, Bharatpur Palace speaks volume about the grandeur and opulence of the Mughal - Rajput architectural designs. Made complete in white marble, the splendid palace has been converted into a heritage hotel. A tiny section of the palace called •Kamra Khasê has been converted into a museum.

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from city center 5 out of 12
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Shop for the traditional Lac Bangles, colourful clothes, mojris and other typical Rajasthani handicrafts. Silver is relatively cheaper in Rajasthan, so don't lose the opportunity.

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One of the most beautiful temples of Bharatpur, the Ganga Mandir is considered to be a great architectural piece and owing to its central location within the city many tourists are able to appreciate its beauty.

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There are two Laxman Temples in the heart of the city, one of them is almost 4 centuries old which is . The other, about 300 years old was made by the founder of Bharatpur, Maharaja Baldev Singh.

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Located in the premises of Lohagarh Fort in Gopalgarh, Bharatpur, Government Museum was established in 1944 AD. Among the many antiques and valuable exhibits, the most prominent ones are stone sculptures, wooden carvings, inscriptions, terracotta products etc. The museum has a separate gallery with paintings on peepal leaves, mica and lithopapers.

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Brij festival or brij mahotsav is a popularly celebrated festival in the Brij region of Bharatpur, three days before Holi celebrations. Celebrated in the month of march, the pump and vigor of this occasion is for the devotion of Lord Krishna. The true essence of the city can be observed during this time as people of all ethnic cultures come together to celebrate the eternal devotion in Lord Krishna. The most unique feature of this festival is the Rasila dance. Durange that auspicious day, people take a dip in the holy water of Banganga river which is believed to be a very process of purification.

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Located at a distance of around 32 kms from Bharatpur in Rajasthan, Deeg is a tiny town dotted with majestic fortifications, splendid palaces, pretty gardens and beautiful fountains. Once the summer capital of the rulers of Bharatpur, Deeg is now popular for its historical opulence, religious significance and annual fairs and festivals.

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from city center 11 out of 12
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Dholpur Palace, better known as Raj Niwas Palace, is a magnificent heritage palace of the 19th century. Lately converted into a heritage hotel, the regal palace has a total of 40 rooms segregated in three different categories depending on the needs of the guests. Surrounded by beautiful peacock gardens, the palace is an ideal weekend getaway destination.

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Constructed by Raja Ram Singh, Band Baretha is a tiny village 44 kms from Bharatpur. Formerly known as Shreepast and Shri Prasastha, the highlight of Band Baretha is the namesake dam which is built on the Kukand river. The dam is the largest of its kind in all of Bharatpur and provides drinking water to Bharatpur and several adjoining villages.