Jai Maa Palace

The Foremost Tourist Attraction In Kota Is The 'Garh'. This Large Complex, Also Known As The City Palace, Is Built In A Predominantly Rajput Style Of Architecture. The Palace Is A Sprawling Complex Of Suites And Apartments Built By Different Rulers Of The Rajput Dynasty At Different Times In History.

The Gracious And Conspicuous Rangji Temple Is Another Popular Shrine That Witnesses Thousands Of Pilgrims And Tourists Every Year. The Temple Is Dedicated To Lord Rangji, Believed To Be An Incarnation Of Lord Vishnu. The Influence of South Indian Style, Rajput Style and Mughal Style in the Temple’s Architecture Is Highly Noticeable. The High-Rising ‘Gopuram’, Prevalent Mainly In The Temples Present In South India Is Another Feature Of The Temple That Attracts Visitors.

Dedicated To Lord Brahma's First Wife, Goddess Savitri, This Temple Is Situated On A Hillock Right Behind The Brahma Temple. The Presence of the Only Brahma Temple in Pushkar Is the Outcome of Savitri’s Curse to Brahma for Marrying another Goddess, Gayatri, While Starting His Yagna In Pushkar.Hilltop Hindu temple offering sweeping lake & valley views via cablecar or trekking ascents.