forts and palaces in India has in abundance. but the summer palace of the ruler of Bharatpur, the best preserved of all. The palace was in the middle of the 18th century. built.
for the adaptation of the novel by Hermann Hesse "Siddharta", the palace was used as a backdrop.
up in the seventies of the palace was inhabited by the maharaja.
The palace is built in double most of what is right, is also left. Included seen. there are 2000 fountain of mini-maxi, they were powered by huge water tanks. wait for it: the fountains were dyed with different natural colors. otherwise it would become boring. water curtains which flowed down from the balconies
made the heat bearable. creativity is an object of the special air-cooling system for the rulers. a windmill made of wood with a device to boost, it was cooled with water
, was mobile and could be flown into the bedroom of his huge bed. there was a tiger cage with outdoor enclosure.
a large hall for wrestling was included as well. next to a pool to cool down. gardens of fruit trees and flowers for the ladies of the harem.
enough of palaces.
we stay in the beautiful Hotel Udai Vilas Palace in Bharatpur.
to bettmümfeli there were puppet theater. we are both tired and go to sleep without a theater.
to morn mlg
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