Kishangarh Tourism, Rajasthan India

Kishangarh is 27 Kms north east of Ajmer and was founded by Kishan Singh a Rathore Prince. In the 18th century it acclaimed fame as one of the finest schools of miniatures paintings. Though a smaller school with a much shorter duration it had a more refined style. It peaked under the patronage of Savant Singh an heir to the throne, who later became a hermit. It is said that Savant Singh modeled as Krishna while his mistress nicknamed as Bani Thani modelled for Radha. Paintings of Bani Thani are it most celebrated. The artist of this school favoured evening lights and grey skies with fine colours. This outstanding school lasted only a few decades. Today the artists still create duplicates of the work. The town is now an industrial town for marble and textiles. Kishangarh is connected by train and bus.

Kishangarh, a pristine picnic spot in the Ajmer district of state of Rajasthan in India, was acclaimed as the royal capital of the princely state of British, which was ruled by Rathores of Rajputana. This stunning place with much great history in art, crafts . The state was established by the Rajput King Kishan Singh of Rathore dynast