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Rajasthan-The Place of Royals

Author: Jenny Franklin

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Rajasthan is famous for the royalty that remind us of the classy lifestyles of the kings. Rajasthan offers its visitors the beauty of royal cities that has captured the world’s attention.

Jaipur is known as the pink city that gives you a sense of royal splendor of breathtaking forts and palaces. The land of Rajwaras tells the tales of the victory, defeats and romance of Rajputs. A camel ride in Jaipur and visit to magnificent palaces will make your day. The whole city is enclosed by a strong wall that prominently known for its architecture. Ghewar and Mishri are the most demanding food among people and many types of chutney are made from the different spices like coriander, mint, garlic and chutney.

Pushkar is known as the land of gods and echoes of pushkar are famous all over the India for religious prayers. Every year millions of pilgrims visit pushkar just to see Brahma temple that is located in the heart of valley. The Sufi city is a place of great divine and for seeking special blessing of Lord Brahma, millions of devotees on kartik purnima take bath in the holy water of Pushkar Lake. The glittering pushkar lake consists of fifty-two ghats and temples, among which the well known are Gayatri and Savitri temples.

Amber fort is an exclusive experience and royal destination for people. This fort is divided into 4 sections that can be accessible through staircase while pathways are used for transporting tourist through elephant ride.Jaleb chowk is near to the main entrance of Amber Fort.

Udaipur is known as the city of lakes and is one of the best tourist places. The main attractions of Udaipur are Monsoon palace, Jag Mandir palace, Udai Sagar Lake, Fatah Prakash Palace, Pratap Memorial, Saheliyon-ki-Bari, Folk Art Museum, Jagdish Temple and Eklingii Temple.

Jaisalmer is a breathtaking tourist palace that known as the Golden City of India. Some of its major attractions are Jain Temples, Salim-Singh-Ki-Haveli, Nathmeliji-Ki-Haveli, Sand Dunes, Camel Safaris, Patwon-Ki-Haweli, Desert National Park and desert expedition. Jaisalmer is also known as Mini Rajasthan.

The other attraction of Rajasthan is the Ranthambore national Park. This national park is a home of royal Bengal tigers and is mainly known for the large populations of Bengal Tigers. Some of the other animals that are found in Ranthambore are reptiles, mammals and birds and it has one of the largest Banyan trees in India.

The Mount Abu is the only hill station of Rajasthan. Mount Abu is also known as the “oasis in the desert” as its height is the home of blue lakes, green vegetation, shiny waterfalls and rivers. The nearest city to Mount Abu is Udaipur, which is just 185 km afar.

Bikaner is known as the camel city that holds an important position in boosting tourism with some of its major attractions such as Lalgarh Palace, Junagarh Palace and Havelis.This place initially known as Jungladesh, which was later shaped into an amazing city known as Bikaner.

The old city of colorful Rajasthan popularly known as the Chittaurgarh .The forts and places of Chittaurgarh tells the story of sacrifice and pride of in India. This city is located in the South east of Rajasthan, near Madhya Pradesh border. One of the famous palaces is Rana Kumbha; one can see great architectural work with unique history.

Alwar is surrounded by sand hills of the Aravalli Ranges and is popular among the tourist due to the Sariska Tiger Reserve. Alwar has magnificent history with rich natural reserves that includes lakes and valley. Some of the major places of Alwar are Hope Circus, Siliserh Lake, Purjan Vihar and City Palace. Rajasthan are dotted with the tales of pride and valor of bygone era and forts and palaces.

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