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The ancient town of Kota located on the banks of Chambal River is one of the most frequented cities in Rajasthan. The city is growing at a rapid pace. However the cultural heritage of Kota cannot be ruled out. The city is also famous for its many forts, museums, palaces, temples and gardens. The pleasant blend of the old and new is what makes Kota so interesting. The many cenotaphs sprawled all over Rajasthan bears testimony to all the bloodshed and battle that took place here for land acquisition. Rajputs were known to be fierce fighters and patriots. They zealously guarded their land from the Mughals and in the process many of them lost their life. Cenotaphs at Kesar Bagh, Kota is Rajasthan is one of the most important tourist destinations here.
Cenotaphs are generally memorials built in honor of a gallant soldier or a member of the royal family.
History of Cenotaphs at Kesar Bagh:
Cenotaphs at Kesar Bagh consists of 65 memorial pavilion dedicated to the members of the royal family of Bundi. Located at the picturesque Kesar Bagh it is one of the most visited spots in Kota.
Description of Cenotaphs at Kesar Bagh:
Kesar Bagh lying on the opposite side of Sukh Sagar Lake gives you ample scope to go through 66 of the most famous cenotaphs of the royal families of Bundi. The first of these were constructed in 1581 and the last in 1821. A chronological order has been maintained so that the visitors are able to make out the time period of each of the royal members. The garden is in a derelict condition . But the cenotaphs still bears testimony to the royal blood of Rajasthan who were much responsible for the reigning popularity of Kota and Bundi.
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