Forts and palaces are the first things that come to mind while thinking of India. They have been depicted in many photographs and documentaries, after all, and they play a crucial role in the long history of the nation. It is therefore not unexpected that these architectural wonders are high on travellers' "must-see" lists while visiting India. Rajasthan is home to the majority of India's forts and palaces, which were constructed there by Rajput military ruling clans (before being invaded by the Mughals). They are particularly prevalent in Jaipur's Pink City. As relics from the Mughal era, you can still find them in other states as well. The former royal proprietors of several of India's palaces have now transformed them into hotels. After their royal position and privileges were removed by the Indian Constitution in 1971, they needed to do this in order to make money. More information on them can be found in this indispensable guide to Indian royal hote