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Ajmer :
Ajmer
is situated in heart of the royal land
of Rajasthan. The place affords a blend
of Sufi culture and Hindu religion.
Ajmer has been a strategic location to
the Rajputs, the Mughals and the
Marathas. The annual urs of Khwaja
Moinuddin Chisthi is held on a grand
scale and attracts pilgrims from all
over the world. Visit the place to know
more about the state- or Indian culture
to be precise.
Bikaner : Founded
in 1486 AD by the Rathore prince, Rao
Bikaji, hence the name Bikaner, the city
is another worth-watching destination in
the royal land of Rajasthan. Surrounded
by a seven-kilometres wall with five
entrances that was built primarily to
protect the city from vagaries of the
desert and any external aggression, the
city has many magnificent buildings.
Bharatpur
: Bharatpur
is popular for its bird sanctuary.
Situated near the Keoladeo Ghana
National Park, Bharatpur is a wonderful
place to view the rarest of rare species
of birds. Just 55 km by road from Agra,
Bharatpur is the eastern gateway to
Rajasthan. The city is also popular for
the rare Siberian cranes that come here
to spend their winters in the warmer
climate of Bharatpur.
Chittaurgarh :
In
Chittaurgarh lived kings and queens that
are narrated so impressively in the
history. View a world full of grand
palaces, elegant forts and an origin to
many courageous stories. Chittaur was
bagged for the first time in 1303 AD by
Alauddin Khilji. He was driven by a
passionate desire to have beautiful
queen Padmini. It is said that he saw
her face in the reflection of a mirror
and was taken aback by her hypnotizing
beauty.
Jaisalmer
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Jaisalmer
is one of the most loved towns of
Rajasthan. As a tourist destination,
this city renders countless moments of
pleasure for the yearning tourist. The
traditional warmth and culture dominates
the city of silvery sand dunes. The
special magic and aura that this city
creates is another feather in its cap.
The city manages to sustain even during
Brisith Raj and Mughal dynasty.
Jodhpur :Located
amidst the thorny vegetation and brittle
yet awesome sand dunes, lies a grand
fort above 120 meters. The city of
Jodhpur is surrounded by 10-km long wall
with eight gates. Here you can see a
multitude of palaces, forts, temples and
havelis, all celebrating the grandeur of
Rajasthan.
Mount Abu :
The
only hill station in the otherwise
barren land of Rajasthan offers a
welcome respite from the harsh climate
of Rajasthan. Mount Abu has a magic of
its own that leaves everyone visiting
the city speechless. The cool and
pleasant environment of the place
creates a perfect ambience for peace and
tranquility.
Pushkar :
There
are a few places in India that can't be
described and Pushkar is one of them.
You have to come here and experience the
things first hand to appreciate the real
beauty of this serene town. Surrounded
by hills on three sides and sand dunes
on the other, Pushkar forms a
fascinating location and a befitting
backdrop.
Ranakpur :
Ranakpur
known for its superbly carved Jain
temples. Located 98 kms from Udaipur,
these were built during the reign of the
liberal and gifted monarch Rana Kumbha
in the 15th century. The main 'Chaumukha
Temple" is dedicated to tirthankara
Rishabji and a four faced image is
enshrined in the inner sanctum, open on
all four side. The temple has an
enormous basement covers 48,000 sq. feet
area. There are four subsidiary shrines,
twenty four pillared hall and eighty
domes supported by over four hundred
columns.
Sariska :
Reputed
among the wildlife enthusiasts as wooden
valley, Sariska Wildlife Sanctuary
welcomes you with open arms in a truly
fascinating world of wild species.
Surrounded by barren mountains and
covered with the dry deciduous forests,
it is a haven to the wild species.
Explore the park and savor the
experience.
Udaipur :
The
various lakes in the Udaipur city have
made it the Venice of the East. The
pleasant climate of the city offers a
welcome respite from the harsh climate
of Rajasthan. From lakes in midst of the
sandy terrain to green forested hills,
the city offers many surprises that will
leave you mesmerized.
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This
famous city is the capital of Rajasthan
and has earned universal renown as the
" Pink City ", and pink it is,
with beautiful constructed palaces,
havelis and forts. Tall, rugged men with
handle-bar whiskers sport bright pink
turbans. Jaipur which means the city of
victory was built exactly 273 years back
and is 262 km by road from Delhi (
Capital of India ). A strong wall
encircles the old city and even today
has a suggestion of formidable strength,
its function of protecting all within is
obvious.
