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» Samode General Information |
Samode, on the outskirts of Shekhawati, is situated in the royal Indian State of Rajasthan around 42 km from capital city Jaipur. The small village itself is a centre for block printing and lacquered bangle making is also famous for forts and palaces. It was built in the 19th century. The highlighting of the building is the exquisite Diwan-i-khas covered with original paintings and mirror work. Samode is famous for Samode Palace and Samode Bagh, the Nathawats of Samode played an important role in the durbar of Jaipur. Samode is an ideal desert gateway. |
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» Facts and Figure |
Language |
Rajasthani, Hindi and English |
STD Code |
0141(Jaipur) |
Best Time to Visit |
October to March |
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» How to Reach Samode |
Air : The nearest airport is Jaipur from where flights can be taken for other major cities of India. Major cities are connected with Jaipur by air Delhi, Mumbai, and Udaipur.
Rail : There are several good trains that connect Jaipur with Delhi, Mumbai, and Calcutta. Jaipur is the nearest railhead that links it.
Road : Samode is connected to other places in Rajasthan through state transport corporation buses.
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» Samode Sightseeing |
Samode Bagh : Samode Bagh was built by Rawal Sheo Singhji. It is modelled on the geometric style of the Mughal Garden. Visitors came here to enjoy rare moments in airy atmosphere, which is surrounded by rippling water fountains. Special feature of the stay here is the accommodation which is provided in the tents. Evening come alive with the local folk music and dances in the magic of camp fire.
Samode Palace : The Samode Palace displays the excellence of Rajasthani architecture. The painstakingly carved Sultan Mahal reflects an artists Zest for creativity and excellence. Durbaar Hall is painted with Ornate floral motifis and colored delicately with vegetable pigments carries a charm of its own. |
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» Samode Excursion |
Shekhawati : Beyond the last ripples of the Aravalli range, north of Jaipur, lies the eastern most extent of the Thar Desert, where small sand-blown towns nestle between dunes and sprawling expanse of parched land. This small village is quite famous for its Havelis with murals and wall paintings. This place is also known as the living art gallery of the world by many experts. |
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Jaipur : A flambuoyant showcase of Rajasthani architecture, the Pink City of Jaipur has long been the most famous destination of India. It is one of the most vibrant and colorful city of India. Famous for its colorful culture, forts, palaces, and lakes the city basks in the glory of a rich and eventful past. |
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