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Man Mahal, Pushkar

 Man Mahal, Pushkar


Man Mahal was built as the royal residence of Man Singh and is an impressive work of architecture. From the top of the magnificent palace, there is a magnificent view of the surrounding area. The reflections of the temples in Pushkar in the Pushkar Lake are a fascinating sight and make it a perfect place for photographs.

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