Deeg, India
Deeg Palace
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A relic from our glorious past around 200 km from Delhi is a good weekend getaway. The antiques are well maintained and you can see some very interesting articles Here you will see how they shifted a building from one city to another back in 18th century Another amazing and unique thing about this place is the fountain system that has 2000 fountains that are still functional and are controlled by people who would plug or unplug one of the 400 tubes that supply water to the section. The water was recycled to refill 600000 gallon water tank.
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Underrated & serine, this place is worth a visit if you plan a trip to Bharatpur.
A Paradise for history lovers. Rich history with technological advancements in ancient eras.
Deeg palace built in 1772 as a luxurious summer resort for the rulers of Bharatpur State The palace was in active use till the early 1970s. it's said that King Suraj Mal captured Delhi and plundered the Red Fort carrying away masses of valuables including an entire marble building, which was dismantled and numbered. The palace was then reconstructed at Deeg. I'm disappointed by tourist who are plucking out semiprecious stones from the building and taking away with them that's ridiculous. The palace is marvelous and amazing masterpiece of Indian architecture.
Jal Mahal of Deeg commonly known as Deeg Mahal, The Fort is on water and you will be happy to know that this mahal is one of those property not acquired by anyone of foreign looteras like Mughal or Khilji or British which makes it unique and amazing property to visit.
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