Travel Guide For Rajasthan Visitors

By Author: Kanak Sharma
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Rajasthan is located in the north west of India and covers the area roughly as Germany. Being the land ruled by Rajputs and Mughal Emperors, Rajasthan has a lot to offer in the form of its austere beauty and archeological display.

Rajasthan is encompassed by three major states of Delhi, Uttar Pradesh and Haryana. Hence, it makes almost every nook of Rajasthan easily accessible. People who plan to visit a affluently diverse land like Rajasthan, often get baffled with the thought that which place to see and which place to leave.

A Rajasthan Tour in our leisure can rejuvenate your mind with its exclusive sight seens and rich culture. Among all the tourist destinations in Rajasthan, Ajmer is a city which is very sacred for Muslims. This place has a famous mosque of Garib Nawaj Khwaja of Naiumuddin Chisti. Muslim people from across the world come and bow at this sacred home of Alla. The mosques is located in the old town area of Ajmer.

The Dargah is the tomb of a Sufi Saint, Khuaja Maunudin Chisti, who turned up to Ajmer from Persia in 1192 and lived there until 1233. The mosque was built by Humayun. Due to ...
... its profound history and illustrious characters attached to it, the place draw every muslim pilgrim to its site. The Ana Sagar lake, Akbar’s lake and Daulat Bagh are few other attractions of the city.

Bikaner is another beautiful city of Rajasthan which is located at the northern region of Rajasthan and popular for its historical background, forts and other monuments. Aside of all, Bikaner also boasts about its world largest camel research and breeding farm. The city is well connected with all major cities of Rajasthan like Jaipur, Udaipur etc. and is about 470kms from the India Capital Delhi. Jodhpur is the nearest airport from Bikaner. Lallgarh palace, Ganga Golden Jubilee Museum, Junagarh fort and Camel farm are must see places in Bikaner.

Chittorgarh is another place which has got a lot of history attached to it and is famous for its huge fort. This place is easily accessible from the city of Jaipur and is only 112 kms from Udaipur. Chittorgarh is primarily popular for its humongous fort and its towers & temples like Kalikarmata Temple, Vijay Stambh- the victory tower, Kirtistambh- the tower of pride and the Padmini Mahal. Chittorgarh fort has a chronicle significance and is considered as the pride of Rajputs. The ancient fort is located at an elevation of a 180 m high hill, and covers an area of 240 hectares.

Dungarpur is another pretty place which is called the city of hills and is famous for places like Udai Bilas Palace, Juna mahal and Gaib Sagar lake. Like the aother surrounding cities ,Jaipur which is the capital city of Rajasthan also have several magnificent spots to visit. The City Palace Complex, Amber fort, Old city, Jaigarh fort, Nahargarh and Hawa Mahal are few places which creates the feel of tranquility and excitement in the visitor at the same time.

Like all cities above, cities like Jaisalmer, Jodhpur, Mandawa, Mount Abu, Pushkar, Ranthambore and Udaipur are destinations which promise to show the surreal beauty and ancient artistry.

If you are a newbie for Rajasthan Tours and want to experience Rajasthan in more than one convenient ways you can also pick out the places to visit in Jaipur or you might end up getting lost about which places to visit and which places to avoid.