India is a land of colourful cities, and each city has its own special identity. Some cities are known by unique colour-based names, like Jaipur as the Pink City and Jodhpur as the Blue City. But there is also a lesser-known city that stands out for its purple shades. This article explains why city is known as the Purple City of India and why it got this name?
Jhalawar is popularly known as the Purple City of India. It is located in the southeastern part of Rajasthan and is quite different from the dry desert areas of the state. This city is greener, calmer, and full of charm.
Here are the reasons why Jhalawar is known as the Purple City of India:
Jhalawar is a beautiful and historic city in southeastern Rajasthan, known as the “City of Oranges” and the “Purple City.” Founded in 1838 by the Jhala rulers, it was earlier called Brijnagar. Unlike most parts of Rajasthan, it is green and rich in water. Famous places include Gagron Fort, Garh Palace, and Sun Temple Jhalrapatan. The city is also well known for its sweet and high-quality oranges.
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