The diversity of India's climates and cultures can seem like night and day, but whether you've booked a camel trek through the desert of Rajasthan or a houseboat ride through palm-lined canals of Kerala, we're pretty sure you'll be planning your return before you leave.
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Palace of Winds
The Palace of Winds is located in the center of Jaipur. It adopts traditional Islamic architecture and is a landmark building in Hapur. The entire city is divided neatly into nine rectangular areas. The Wind Palace was built in 1799 and is located behind the Royal Palace. There are countless large and small windows on the walls of the Wind Palace, allowing wind to blow in anywhere in the palace. If there is a strong wind, as long as the windows are opened, the strong wind will blow through the front and rear windows without blowing the palace down.