Melangarh is built on a steep cliff. It is built of red sandstone and was built as a royal palace in the past. It was built more than 500 years ago. After India's independence, it was donated by the former royal family, and the world's talents were able to see its past glory. The castle is protected by seven gates and the horse road is spacious. Each city gate has a short bend of 90 degrees. It is said that this design can prevent the impact of enemy elephants. There are many cannon marks on the wall, and in the past 500 years, the castle stood proudly in the rain of bullets and never fell. On the side wall of a city gate, there are dozens of red handprints, which are said to be the sinister imprints of the later generations when the kings were thrown into the fire and buried in the gates of the city after the death of the king. Looking at the red handprints, can't help but think of the expressions on the face of the funeral scorpion, is it sad? Is it strong? Is it helpless? Is it yearning? I really want to know if they still believe in love at that moment, and willingly use life to perform a performance art about love. The world is no more than death, but there are always noble reasons to die. Because love is death is a moving tragedy; because the system is dead is an outrageous ugly, but fortunately the ugly funeral system was finally abolished in the last century in India. The most in the palace is the stone, the palace wall, the carved door, the light window, and the exquisite eaves. Large groups of pigeons rushed through the high walls and screamed. There is also a renovated interior with a magnificent jewel, which is the only castle that has been down all the way.