Situated on the north-eastern edge of the Fort-Palace, this spacious room is named after the fish avatara – the first of the ten incarnations of Vishnu, from which Darwin possibly drew inspiration for his Evolution of Man theory.
Situated on the north-eastern edge of the Fort-Palace, this spacious room is named after the tortoise – the second incarnation of Vishnu, from which Darwin possibly drew inspiration for his Evolution of Man theory.
Situated on the north-eastern edge of the Fort-Palace, this spacious room is named after the wild boar avatara – the third incarnation of Vishnu, from which Darwin possibly drew inspiration for his Evolution of Man theory.
Situated on the north-eastern edge of the Fort-Palace, this spacious room is named after the fourth half man-half lion incarnation of Vishnu, from which Darwin possibly drew inspiration for his Evolution of Man theory.
Up a flight of stairs, the Vaman Mahal is named after the fifth, dwarf incarnation of Vishnu, from which Darwin possibly drew inspiration for his theory on the evolution of Man.