Masuda Fort
Fort
Masuda Fort
Masuda Fort, located near Ajmer in Rajasthan, was originally built around 1595 AD but quickly fell into ruins. It was later restored and renovated by Nar Singhji Mertia between 1583 and 1623. The fort is known for its exquisite architecture featuring multiple compartments like Kaanch Mahal (Palace of Mirrors), Bada Mahal, and Chandra Mahal, with captivating miniature Rajput paintings influenced by Persian art.
The fort complex also includes a library of rare manuscripts and the Gopaldwara Temple nearby. It stands as a remarkable example of medieval Rajasthan architecture and cultural heritage, reflecting its historical importance as the seat of power for local rulers.
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Masuda Fort is located in Ajmer, Rajasthan.
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