Rajasthan Travel |
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Travel to Alwar |
This city was formerly known as 'Mewar The people of the state did not accept any external interference’s and daringly resisted against foreign invasions. In the 12th and 13th centuries they formed a group and raided Delhi. |
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| Travel to Ajmer |
Historically, Ajmer always had great strategic importance and was sacked by Mahumud of Ghazni on one of his periodic forays from Afghanistan.Later it became a favorite residence of the great Moghula.
One of the first contacts between the Moghula and the British occurred in Ajmer when Sir Thomas Roe met with Jahangir here in 1616. |
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| Banswara Travel |
Bharatpur Travel |
The biggest tribal fair held at Baneshwar (60 km) on the confluence of Mahi, Som and Jhakham, which are believed to be holy rivers of the region. |
Bharatpur was the premier Jat State in Rajasthan. Badan Singh established and founded the fort and palaces of Deeg in 1725. |
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| Travel to Bundi |
The onset of the monsoon is celebrated in Bundi, where it is observed on the third day of the month of bhadra.
Apalanquin bearing the goddess teej is carried through the streets.The celebrations merge with the festival of Janamashtami ,Krishna's birthday. |
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| Travel to Bikaner |
An enchanting desert city which comes alive with music and dance.
It is fast gaining popularity as the visitor finds an opportunity to see some unusual folk performances, camel, race camel dance etc. |
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| Chittaurgarh Travel |
Dungarpur Travel |
Alauddin Khilji was the first to sack Chittaur in 1303 A.D. overpowered by a passionate desire to possess the regal beauty, queen Padmini. |
Dungarpur district is the stronghold of the Bheels, a tribe whose history of occupancy in the Aravalli range is said to date back to 4000 BC.Founded in 1197. |
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| Travel to Jaipur |
Jaisalmer Travel |
A festival with a difference - as kites take to the sky all over Jaipur. In the evening, kites with lights in them and fireworks brighten the skies above. |
Jaisalmer exercises immense charm, but with the staging of the annual Desert Festival (January - February), it has also become one of the annual calendar. |
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| Jhalawar Travel |
Travel to Jodhpur |
(every year in Oct - Nov) A big cattle fair is held every year in the month of Kartik (Oct - Nov) at Chandrabhaga near Jhalarpatan. |
Held in October in Jodhpur, this annual, event attempts to showcase the art culture of the Jodhpur region. |
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| Travel to Kota |
Kumbalgarh Travel |
The history of the city dates back to the 12th century A.D. when the Hada Chieftain, Rao Deva, conquered the territory and founded Bundi and Hadoti. |
This jungle adjoins the historical Kumbhalgarh Fort and used to shield the fort from invaders. Now it protects the rare species of animals, struggling for their survival. |
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| Mount Abu Travel |
Nathdwara Travel |
The history of Mount Abu is as diverse as the city itself. It was once a part of the Chauhan kingdom of Rajasthan and served as a summer resort for the Rajput kings of the region. |
One can find the idol of Srinathji, sculpted out of one piece of black marble belonging to the 12th century and was first installed by Sri Vallabhacharya in a small temple at Jatipura, near Mathura. |
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| Pushkar Travel |
Travel to Ranakpur |
Historically, Pushkar always had great strategic importance and was sacked by Mahumud of Ghazni on one of his periodic forays from Afghanistan. |
Ranakpur is named after Rana Kumbha whom Dharna Sah, a Jain businessman, approached when he had the vision of his great temple to ask for the land for its construction. |
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| Travel to Ranthambore |
Travel to Rohet |
There are about 42 tigers in Ranthambore National Park. A good network of gravel tracks crisscross the park and safaris are undertaken in open-sided jeeps driven by ranger. |
Rohet is famous for village safaris, which introduces its guests to local cultures and traditions. Guests are taken into homes and received with warmth and affection. |
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| Travel to Sariska |
Travel to Shekhawati |
Some of the finest variety of birds and animals are spotted here. Alwar has one of the finest wild life sanctuaries in Rajasthan-Sariska, which is an excellent tiger country. |
This was the land where Marwari businessmen started constructing their mansions or havelis in the 18th and 19th Centuries. |
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| Travel to Udaipur |
Udaipur is the jewel of Mewar kingdom ruled by the Sisodia dynasty for 1200 Years. The foundation of the city has an interesting legend associated with it. |
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