“Mehrangarh Fort and Museum is one of the largest forts in India. The museum was built in 1459 by Rao Jodha, situated 410 feet above the city and surrounded by thick, imposing walls. This 15th-century fortress now serves as a museum, showcasing cannons, paintings, and lavish royal palanquins. Mehrangarh Fort and Museum holds unique significance as a repository of art and cultural history. The fort's walls, reaching up to 36 meters high and 21 meters thick, are surrounded by beautifully carved red sandstone palaces and exquisite temple architecture. The museum has one of the best-preserved collections highlighting the excellence and techniques of the Mughal period in Indian history.”
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