Karauli
Country: India
Region: Asia
Period: 1348-1949
Location: 26.5°N, 77.02°E
Description
Karauli is a historic city located in the northern Indian state of Rajasthan, known for its palaces, temples, and forts. As the capital of Karauli State from 1348 to 1949, it has a rich heritage tied to Rajput rulers. The city is famous for its pink sandstone architecture, and is also known for its proximity to the Aravalli hills.
Modern Remains
Karauli offers several landmarks for tourists, including the Karauli Fort, built by King Gopal Singh in the 16th century, and the Govind Devji Temple. The City Palace is a must-see for history lovers. Karauli is also known for its holi festival, celebrated with great pomp, and its colorful local bazaars, offering traditional Rajasthani crafts and attire.