Jal Mahal
Enchanting Water Palace appears to float on Man Sagar Lake. Originally built in 1699 and expanded in the 18th century, it has five floors - four submerged underwater. No entry allowed but exterior views are magical.
Enchanting Water Palace appears to float on Man Sagar Lake. Originally built in 1699 and expanded in the 18th century, it has five floors - four submerged underwater. No entry allowed but exterior views are magical.
External viewing only - entry and boats prohibited. Street promenade and stalls are free to visit. Palace beautifully lit at evening
Evening for illuminated palace and reflections. Early morning for birdwatching. Allow 30-60 minutes.
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Declared a protected heritage site. Plans to convert it into a luxury restaurant were halted. Boats and swimming prohibited to protect the lake and bird ecosystem
Traditional Rajasthani jewelry and handicraft stalls along the road. Birds like herons and cormorants on the lake. Amber Fort just 8km away on the same road
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