Jaipur

• I didn’t know why it was called the Pink City. Then I found every building in pink. - Laxmi
• The desert of Rajesthan, its forts and the world’s biggest watch still functioning at Jaipur were marvellous. - Suraj KC
• Amer Fort on the sand hill depicted the territory defence of India 400 years back. - Sovit
• Hawa Mahal, Jal Mahal, Rajghar Fort and Jantar Mantar are the places which change Jaipur into a valuable book of history. - Sita
• The Hawa Mahal, an enormous palace, was made to survive severe desert winds by installing windows in every possible part of the walls, so that the wind continued to blow on its path - in through one window and out from another. - Sovit
• Jantar Mantar was an ancient observatory made by Sawai Jai Singh. I found it very impressive. - Sapana
• Saying that it was a beautiful piece of brilliance would simply be understating the genius of Sawai Jai Singh. - Prakash
• They must have great minds who calculated such astrological formulae and built the open laboratory with the world’s largest sundial. - Amrit
• When I compared the time given by the sundial with my watch, to my surprise it was very accurate. - Jhapindra
• This was the only place where my heart was magnetised completely. - Sita
• One of the new things for us was the camel in Jaipur. It had a long neck and flat toes. - Shankar
• We could see camels used for ploughing and for transportation. - Lalita
• How could those people keep such a large creature under their control? - Ajit
• Visiting Asia’s No 1 cinema hall and returning in dismay without getting to go inside, after we had discovered the hall was ‘house full’, was a disappointment. - Bhim
• We watched ‘Mast’ in Jaipur: really memorable and significant. - Prem Nath
• I disliked Jaipur in spite of the Raj Mandir film hall. - Kamal

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