Jag Mandir

Castles & palaces

Jag Mandir

Udaipur, India

Built in the early 17th century by Maharana Karan Singh, Jag Mandir is an island palace that served as a refuge for Shah Jahan, the later builder of the Taj Mahal. Its yellow sandstone architecture features a row of carved elephants that seem to guard the palace.

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