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 Thomas Fuller rightly said that ‘A memory is the treasure dwelling of the mind wherein the monuments thereof are kept and preserved for life.’ Palaces are the unfading marks in history. You cannot ignore the fact that every Palace has an exciting story to tell whether it is about its residents or people associated with it. One such story comes from the Sajjangarh Palace, also known as Monsoon Palace.

Coming from the ravages of time, Sajjangarh Fort is a magnificent and stunning palace built on the Aravalli hilltop. Built-in 1884, the Sajjangarh Palace is a palatial residence of Maharana Sajjan Singh. The Palace overlooks a breathtaking view of the Lake Fateh Sagar, City Palace, and the King’s ancestral home, Chittorgarh.

The palaces, the history, and culture of the Mewar Kingdom are spread all over Udaipur, which should be explored thoroughly. We at Udaipur Tourism, a division of Holidays DNA, make it possible for you to explore every marvelous aspect of the city of lakes in the best possible manner.


Location: Udaipur, Rajasthan, India

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