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 Granary Well planned cannon foundry, it has a display of cannons, from the smallest one to the mightiest one. Some of these were used in the Mughal Campaign lead by the Rajput King, Raja Man Singh. Here is also the JAIMAN (Jaivan) - the largest cannon in the world. |
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 Johari Bazar and
the Khazana Walon Ka Rasta These two down hill markets are the ones with all the royal stuff which is semi - real and real. One can shop for artifacts, handicrafts and other semi precious Jewels. Precious and real ones can be found in the Khazana Walon ka Rasta. |
 Showcase »Shubhat Niwas : Its the Hall of the Warriors it is place where meetings were held between the warriors and the Generals to discuss out the strength of the royal army, strategies and plans to discuss the war. »Armoury Hall : Inside the museum there is this Armory Hall which showcases the Royal Armory - the Sword, the Shields, the cannon balls, guns and muskets. It takes you to the past era with a childlike ease. »Painting Hall : There on one side of the museum are the paintings - of the Royal family, the war scenes, the paintings of dances and festivals. There is quite a range of them which gives us a glimpse of the Royal Lifestyle. In And Around »Hawa Mahal : This splendid Palace is a MUST SEE for all those who visit Jaipur or the nearby places. The honeycomb windows give a clear sight of the on-goings of the market below - a system specially devised for the Queens to entertain themselves. »Jantar Mantar : An old age observatory, it still works (though not in use) and can give accurate results of the future if calculated properly. »Blue Pottery : This is a must pick for all those visiting the Bazaars (shopping centres) of Jaipur. Travellers coming to Jaipur is bound to take these hand made beauties with them. You too take your pick! Our Suggestions
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