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JAIPUR

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Reached via a short trek, and offering gorgeous views of the Jaipur skyline, Amer Fort features intricate artwork in earthy colours on sandstone and white marble. Its many courtyards, mirrored chambers and ornate gateways cradle centuries of significant moments in Mughal history within them.

Jaipur is known for its iconic monuments and historical sites, but look beyond actively. The are popular with adventure junkies, especially the Mount Abu region. Rock climbers can test their skills on the hard granite rocks, and trekkers will find their high-altitude paradise amid lush forests dotted with viewpoints and famous temples.

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