A renowned hub of heritage, culture, learning and religion, the city of Ajmer has survived the test of time to retain its charm and relevance even in present times. Flanked by the Aravalli Hills, the city houses the Dargah of the renowned Sufi saint Khwaja Moinuddin Chishti, a revered pilgrimage destination for followers of Islam….
Although Rajasthan is known as the land of kings and queens, it has many monuments of worship for all the pantheon. The temples had been constructed during 8th to 15th century and are majestic architectural structures. The temples are evidence of the hard work of fine artists and the high taste of the kings. These…
Are you on your tour to Rajasthan and wondering where to stay? Are you looking forward for a luxurious stay to pamper yourself? Well, the royal land of Rajasthan has plenty of options to choose from. This desert state witnesses the royal era of history. Rajasthan is a land of treasures, full of gems to…
Rajasthan is popular for its royal ambience, colorful history and stunning fort and palaces. The lavishness and grandeur of these palaces tell tales about the time they were built. These forts are ideal example of the majestic architecture of Rajasthan. Made on high hill tops surrounded by deserts these forts and palaces have their own…
Do you want to experience the nomadic life in the Thar desert? The fun of exploring the camp life is attracting many tourists all over the globe. Resting inside thick tents engulfed by raw nature, belly dance, barbeque, traditional folk dance and bonfire: the package is worth experiencing! If you are looking forward for an…
1. Dargah Sharif This holy shrine housing the tomb of the Sufi saint Khwaja Moinuddin Chishti is a sacred refuge where heartfelt prayers are heard and answered as well! Hailing from Persia, the Saint arrived in Ajmer in 1192 and resided here until 1236 when he passed away. 2. Nareli Jain Temple Located amidst the…
1. The Hawa Mahal The daunting picturesque architecture of the Hawa Mahal with all its emblazoning architecture is a masterpiece in its own form. Said to be the most bewitching sight in the city, with vibrant small markets decorating the surrounding of the Mahal like petals on ferns. Also, known as the Palace of Winds…
1. Jaisalmer Fort This fort happens to be the most important landmark of the city of Jaisalmer. It is not merely a historical monument but a mini town containing living quarters, shops and temples. It has been designated as a World Heritage site by UNESCO. 2. Gadisar Lake Maharawal Gadsi Singh constructed this beautiful lake…
1. Mehrangarh Fort This landmark structure of Jodhpur built in 1459 by its founder Rao Jodha figures among the most massive forts in India. Located atop a 400-ft hillock and guarded by an enormous wall measuring 120-ft in height (at places) and 70-ft in width that runs around the premises, and seven gates that control…
1. Dilwara Temple Complex Located about 2 km away from the heart of the city, this complex of temples are dedicated to the 24 Tirthankaras of the Jain religion. However, tourists flock here from all parts of the world to witness the spectacular architecture created by the artful crafting of marble. There are a total…
