Introduction to Swargasuli
Swargasuli also known as Isar Lat meaning the heaven piercing minaret was built in 1749. It is located at the junction of the Tripolia Bazar and the Gangori Bazaar. Isar Lat or Swargasuli is a seven storey minaret designed in archetypal Rajasthani lattice work.
History of Swargasuli
Swargasuli was built to commemorate the difficult victory of Ishwari Singh over the armies of Mewar and Marathas. The Marathas and Mewar armies were supporting Madho Singh’s claim to be the ruler. Ishwari Singh after winning the throne began his rule. However, he could not fight the strong Maratha opposition for a very long time and decided to kill himself. After suicide he was not cremated at Gaitor, the ususal royal crematorium where all rulers are cremated.
Description of Swargasuli
The seven storey minaret was built on the lines of the Qutub Minar and Kirti Stambha of Chittaurgarh. The walls are designed in intricate lattice work which helps to provide air and light to the entire building. The highest point of the minaret is also accessible.
How to get there
Swarguli is located in the heart of the city of Jaipur. Tourists may either hire taxis, rickshaws or board buses leaving from different parts of the city. The nearest airport is the Jaipur Airport and the nearest railway station is Jaipur Railway Station.
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