Do you know about Jantar Mantar of Rajasthan ?? | क्या आप जानते हैं राजस्थान के जंतर मंतर के बारे में ??

OMG! There is such a unique timepiece, which tells about the sun's direction.

          The pride of this state, famous for its anne, baan and pride, is hidden in it. The great palace has been proclaiming its majestic chint with great silence today. Here the states have introduced 'art and science' in a mold and have presented such a sampling of Indian architecture, knowing that you will also call OMG. Rajasthan's pink city Jaipur This city was settled. Aamer's "Maharaja King Sawai Jai Singh II" King Sawai Jai Singh II had a keen interest in art as well as in astronomy. This was the reason that he was determined to build a Jantar Mantar Observatory in Jaipur. Jantar Mantar i.e. Sun Clock The word 'Jantar Mantar' has been taken from the Sanskrit word 'Yantra Mantra', which means 'equipment and principles'. King Sawai Jai Singh II started the construction work of this observatory in '1720' and it was completed in '1738'. This observatory is made up of 'City Palace' and 'Hawa Mahal' of Jaipur city. Which is also included in the 'UNESCO World Heritage Site'. This observatory of Jaipur has various geometrical types of '19 tools', which show local time of day, prediction of eclipse and position of constellations. With the help of these tools, you can measure accurately within one second. Jantar Mantar contains 'Jai Prakash Yantra', 'Samrat Yantra', 'Ram Yantra and a Mixed Machine' in which 'Suryagali' and a heavy 'Hemisphere' on the northern wall are included. The huge emperor Jantar is a sunglasses, which is 90 feet high, and its shadows show the time of day. Use of a small domed umbrella gives information about the prediction of eclipse and the arrival of monsoon. In today's era, Jantar Mantar's equipment is used for weather forecast, weather period, monsoon intensity and flood or famine prospects. The first observatory in the country was built in Delhi in 1724. In addition to Jaipur and Delhi, such observatories have been constructed in Ujjain, Varanasi and Mathura. These observatories still tell the right time and are working fully. Foreign tourists come from far away to see these observatories and study the celestial scriptures of India.

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