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Gatore Ki Chhatriyan || Cremation Ground of the Kings of Jaipur || Indo-Persian Architecture

Ever thought where the royalty in Rajasthan cremate their dead? You will find your answers at Gatore Ki Chhatriyan, the royal crematorium grounds meant for the Kachhwaha community that ruled the land centuries ago. Located a short distance from the centre of Jaipur, the cluster of royal tombs make a soothing and beautiful place where anyone with a meditative bent of mind can sit back, relax, and ponder over the mysteries of life for hours. Gatore Ki Chhatriyan was chosen by the founder of Jaipur in the 18th century for cremating the members of the royal family. It is located on the foothills of Nahargarh Fort enclosed by the Aravalli Hills. The cenotaphs of the royals are omnipresent all around the complex which appears to be compact open-air palaces and ornate towers. The structures bear the spots where the former ruling kings were cremated. No other city in the country does not provide the perfect mix of old world charm and new world vibrantness like the pink city of Jaipur. No matter how many times you've gone there, the compelling city always calls you back. If you are coming to Jaipur at any time soon, you can already decide to check the RDB point in the Nahargarh or forts and palaces, but there are many other things in comparison to normal tourism activities in the city. 1. Take an evening stroll in the Statue Circle Garden and capture the mesmerizing allure of the city. The gentle breeze and fountains make it a perfect setting right in the heart of the city. 2. While you relax at Statue Circle Garden, do not forget to sip on a glass of cold-coffee from the small dairy at the corner that sells the best coffee in Jaipur. The thick coffee, with ice-cream, chocolate syrup, and lots of chocolate chips is to die for! 3. Relive the old days at Indian Coffee House, situated at M. I. Road. The old paint, faded decor, and waiters wearing turbans will take you back to the days when intellectual discussions would take place over a steaming cup of coffee! 4. Enjoy a Kathak performance on a full moon night, at the Deewan-e-Aam of Amber Fort. 5. Visit the Amber fort and palace, an extravagant and enormous example of Mughal and Rajput architecture. 6. Stop by the Rajasthali Handicraft Emporium on M.I. road, a flagship brand of the Rajasthani government formed to promote handicrafts. From terracotta pottery, paintings, silver and lac jewelry and Kota Doria sarees, the Rajasthali Handicraft Emporium stocks them all. 7. Go to Nahargarh's RTDC open-roof restaurant in the evening, for a perfect combination of chilled beer and a view of the magnificent city from high above! 8. There's no excuse to not try the famous Jaipur ki Kachori at Lakshmi Misthan Bhandar in Johri Bazaar and Doodh Mishthan Bhandar, in Lal Kothi. 9. If it's raining, visit Jal Mahal, a palace in the middle of Man Sagar lake. The majestic palace looks surreal under the night sky. 10. Treat yourself to amazing cakes, pastries, and muffins at Zolocrust, the bakery at Hotel Clarks Amer. Everything is freshly made to order and you can watch your dessert being prepared right in front of you! 11. Built using white marble with a backdrop of the Moti Dungari hills, Jaipur's Birla Mandir is a masterpiece of art. The calm and tranquility in the air makes it the best place for some peaceful alone time. Some video links you can watch. अक्षरधाम (स्वामीनारायण मंदिर) --    • swaminarayan mandir jaipur। Swaminara...   रामनिवास बाग (अल्बर्ट हॉल) --    • रामनिवास बाग जयपुर ।। Ram Niwas garde...   मोती डूंगरी गणेश जी मंदिर --    • मोती डूंगरी गणेशजी मंदिर, जयपुर ॥ हर ...   झारखण्ड महादेव --    • झारखण्ड महादेव का मंदिर जयपुर। jharkh...   हवा महल --    • Hava Mahal Palace of winds Jaipur Raj...   बिरला मंदिर --    • Travel Guide Laxmi Narayan Temple (बि...   जयपुर मेट्रो रेल --    • Jaipur Metro Travel Guide By Discover...   गोविंददेवजी मंदिर --    • गोविंददेवजी मंदिर The power of spirit...