Rajasthani architecture

Rajasthani architecture

Rajasthani architecture is about architecture found in Rajasthan.

Description

Rajasthani architecture is a collective term to describe architecture styles from Rajasthan.The styles of architecture include
* Jharokha
* Chhatri
* Haveli
* Stepwell (bawdi)

Details

Elaborate specifics to Rajasthan.


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