India Travel Update 
Introduction to Kesar Bagh
Kota is a very charismatic city well regarded for its forts, palaces and museums. But yet another striking feature it holds is its lakes and gardens which are so captivating that one feels completely hypnotized. The aroma of these existing gardens is so pure that it brings ‘Heaven on Earth.’ The most astounding is that the beauty of entire gardens and lakes are distinguished and unbeatable from each other such as Kesar Bagh, Kota in Rajasthan. Its admirers are copious and come round the year to explore the place frequently.
Description of Kesar Bagh
The elucidation to this Kesar Bagh, Kota is really edifying as this place is purposely constructed to revere the cenotaphs of the bygone Bundi rulers. While standing before these cenotaphs, you would not be able to hold yourself back from saying that kudos to those valiant hearts in whose remembrance these memorials were built was really remarkable and courageous. Being situated on the opposite sides of Sukh Sagar Lake, it is also a dwelling place for more than 66 cenotaphs of Bundi rulers, queens and their princess. You eyes will be jammed at this white marble edifice in which greater part of its ceilings, pillars and sides are very adroitly imprinted with motifs of elephants, all local deities and horses.
However, the main chattri is pinnacled with a Shiva Lingam which is a common attribute seen in every architecture of Rajput. So, ensure to step in to Kesar Bagh, Kota in your next visit to Rajasthan.
Char Dham
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Rajasthan
