A Royal Experience In The Rajasthan Holiday Package

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Rajasthan, the brave state of so many dynasties, is full of quite a few imperial palaces and so much more. To experience the royal heroes, aristocrats and their larger-than-life stories, explore some exquisite imperial destinations. Throughout your North India travel plan, there are very few destinations that exude the royal power and valour in such manner.

Royal Palace On Wheels is a luxury train journey that explores the royal destinations via a train that has a royal ambiance and modern hospitality amenities. This comprehensive journey is as close to royal living as you would get today. The entertainment, cuisine and recreational facilities add a pinch of glamour to the enriching journey.

Palace On Wheels is another luxurious train holiday in Rajasthan. This exotic week long holiday brings you closer to the state’s culture and grandeur. This journey includes a visit to Agra, it allows you to experience a camel ride, explore wild life in Ranthambore National Park, get a tea in a fort and eat lunch in a palace. The life and myths of royal life create a stimulating holiday package for Rajasthan.

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... Bhavan Palace is the royal residence of Maharaja Umaid Singh. This palace, previously known as Chittor Palace, was built from ground up in1943. No wonder it reflects western influences as the King was very influenced by western architecture and hired a British Architect named Henry Vaughn. You can enjoy this blend of modern British architecture and Mewar traditions during your stay in Umaid Bhavan Palace as the space has now been converted to a luxury hotel.

Chittorgarh Fort is one of the ancient forts that’s seen quite a few violent times. This was the administrative head quarters of the Chittoor region, was ruled by the brave and relentless Rajput dynasties. The state of the fort depicts the endurance and bravery of the rulers. When you travel North India, you would hear quite a few legends about the local royalties. However, none was more famous than Rani Padmini of Chittoor. The tales about her beauty, love and bravery are timeless and engaging.

City Palace of Udaipur was once known as Jag Niwas. Today, it is City Palace – a luxurious hotel. It was built in 1746 under the rule of Maharana Jagat Singh II and has been the summer palace for the royal family ever since. This former imperial residence has a breathtaking view of Lake Picola, marble walls, a grand courtyard, terrace, garden and fountain. However, the delicate and elegant design has been the most popular tourist attraction.

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Ninad Chaudhari works as a Web UI Designer / Developer with Cox & Kings. Ninad is an ardent photographer and loves travelling to North India and pursue his passion. He recently visited Rajasthan on holiday package from Cox & Kings and his albums are replete with pictures of this tour.