Best Places to visit in Rajasthan

 Rajasthan is the most famous city in India for Tourist Attraction. Rajasthan the land of Maharajas. If you are looking for India’s architecture and explore its History, Only you need to take a trip to Rajasthan. This incredible State is a famous for its Forts, Palaces, Desert, Camels, Lake and its Handicraft product. Don'ts miss these places to visit in your beautiful life.

1. Jodhpur

Also called ‘Blue City’ because of the blue-painted building. It's a historical place because of  Mehrangarh Fort. Your Jodhpur trip will not be complete without a tour of  Mehrangarh Fort. This fort is complex in its building, stone, height. You can view all of Jodhpur city and also view the blue city from here.

Mehrangarh Fort

A nearby place to visit in jodhpur

A.Umaid Bhawan Umaid Bhawan is a very famous place in Jodhpur that was built in the year of 1928 to 1943. The residenceMaharaja Gaj Singh. You want to live a royal and luxurious life, Umaid is a perfect place to live. Umaid Bhawan Has 300+ rooms and attractive gardens.

The best and ideal opportunity to visit Jodhpur is between October to March when the climate is charming.

B.Jaswant Thada

 Jaswant Thada is a monument house built by Maharaja Sardar Singh in remembrance of Jaswant Singh II, who was his father.

Along with fascinating forts and beautiful places, Jodhpur is also famous for food like laal maas, Nirvana thali, Govind Gatta and Aloo Shimla Mirch, etc. If you want to eat this food. I prepare an exclusive list of the Best Dining Restaurants so you can enjoy these delicacies food.

2.Jaipur-The Pink city

Jaipur, The Capital of Rajasthan. We are also called Pink City because of its pink-painted building. Hawa Mahal, The City Palace, Amber Fort, and Palace, Jantar Mantar Observatory, and Birla Temple is a famous place in Jaipur. Jaipur is an outstanding and amazing place.                

Hawa Mahal

want to travel to Jaipur, taxi in Jaipur is the best option for you.
                                                                The best ideal opportunity to visit is from October to March.

3.Jaisalmer 

Also known as the Golden City, The Sun city of Rajasthan.Jaisalmer. Jaisalmer is a memorable city of the Thar Desert. There are many attractive places in Jaisalmer. These include inter alia, Jaisalmer Fort, Gadisar Lake, Patwon Ki Haveli, Sadar Bazar, and Desert National Park. The Jaisalmer Fort in Rajasthan is known as one of the world's last "living fortresses". This great sandstone fortress lies somewhere down in the Thar Desert and is the key fascination in Jaisalmer. Patwon-ki-haveli is the second-best place in Jaisalmer. It is famous because this was the first haveli constructed in Jaisalmer. It is one of the oldest Havelis in Rajasthan and still extremely beautiful.

Jaisalmer Fort

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Some famous things to do in Jaisalmer.

A.Camel Safari

B.Jeep Safari

How to arrive in Jaisalmer

To arrive at Jaisalmer, Jodhpur air terminal is the closest air terminal where you should take a taxi in Jaisalmer by JCR Cab or public vehicle to arrive at the city. Jaisalmer lies roughly a 300 km distance from the Jodhpur air terminal.

4. Udaipur-The Lake City

Udaipur, famous city for its lake and palaces. Its also known as a Romantic city in India. Lakes are the main attraction of this city. Fateh Sagar and Pichola are two famous lakes.

Things to do Udaipur

Explore the City Palace Complex

Boat on Fateh Sagar and Pichola Lake

Watch the Sunset at Ambrai Ghat

Visit Jagdish temple

5.Ajmer

Ajmer is a clamoring, confusing city, 130km southwest of Jaipur and only 13km from the Hindu journey town of Pushkar. It encompasses the sweeping pool of Ana Sagar and is itself ringed by the tough Aravalli Hills. Ajmer is Rajasthan's most significant site as far as Islamic history and legacy. It contains one of India's most significant Muslim journey communities, the sanctuary of Khwaja Muin-ud-clamor Chishti, who established the Chishtiya request, the superb Sufi request in India. Just as some heavenly instances of early Muslim design, Ajmer is additionally a critical place for the Jain religion, having a stunning brilliant Jain sanctuary. Notwithstanding, with Ajmer's blend of high-voltage groups and traffic, particularly during Ramadan and the commemoration of the holy person's passing, most explorers decide to utilize Ajmer as a venturing stone to laid-back Pushkar.