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Sikar |
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Founded in the late 17th century, Sikar is famous for its "havelis" (mansion) with beautiful frescoes and intricately carved temples. Sikar was one of the rich towns and a massive fort was erected to protect it from invasions. There is a large bazaar where you can pick up some souvenirs to be carried home.
Places of Interest in Sikar
The main attraction is the Lachhmangarh Fort, which looks impregnable and affords a complete view of the entire town. Inside the fort are splendid monuments with attractive murals including Gopinath Temple, Raghunath Temple and Madan Mohan Temple. The Chini Mahal or the China Palace is done up in blue-and-white porcelain. Other attractions include Sagarmal Sodhani haveli, Madho Niwas-Kothi and Jubilee Hall.
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