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Nort India Cities TourJaipur  Known as the Pink City, Jaipur's buildings have a pink tinge to them, being built of the local sandstone. Built by Jai Singh II, it is now one of the world's major gem centres. Places of interest are the city palace or Chandra Mahal - Converted as a Museum, Hawa Mahal (Palace of Winds),Jantar Mantar - The Royal Observatory built by the Maharaja Jai Singh. Excursion to Amber fort (The Massive citadel on the hill) Highlighted by an elephant ride upto the entrance of the fort. The fort is a living example of the grandeur and majesty of the Rajput Kings.  Click Here For More Details.. Jaisalmer The rich and beautiful palaces and "Havelis" of Jaisalmer shimmer against the relentless monotony of the thar desert. its rulers were known for their valour, their beautiful havelis and glorious temples for close to ten centuries Jaisalmer has assumed the air of a virtual art museum. Places of interest are Jaisalmer fort - which house royal apartments and a palace as well as the famous Jain temples. Gadisar lake - A rain water lake, a picinic spot ideal for boating, havelis - intricately latticed with conspicuous facades. Click Here For More Details.. Jodhpur  Gateway to the Thar desert, the city is known for its striking forts, stately palaces and gracious buildings. Some of these are now India's finest hotels. The city was built in 1459 by Rao Jodha of the Rajput clan. The clan claims direct descent from the Lord Rama, the hero of the epic, Ramayana. Places of interest are Meharangarh fort - The most impressive fort in entire Rajasthan, was built by the city's founder five centuries ago. All rulers of the city were crowned here. Jaswant Thada, A memorial built in pure white marble is for the exclusive use of the royal family, as a crematorium. Umaid Bhawan Palace, built in this century, resembles the Taj Mahal, but in rose coloured sandstone. Old fort museum and Mandore Gardens. Click Here For More Details.. Karauli A remote anceint town. A devotional city. A wealth of history and a magnificent palace built in 1635. This is Karauli. A blend of warm royal hospitality, a serene rural environment and an opportunity to see historical monuments and magnificent temples will make a visit to Karauli a memorable experience. The old city palace is a treasure trove of architecture, stone carvings, Gorgeous Jalli work and classic paintings. The Spell binding beauty of darbarhall is an experience in itself. Witness devotional life at the temple of Madan Mohanji, Kalyanji and Kaila Devi. Visit the local bazaars. Click Here For More Details.. Kanota The Royal castle at Kanota was built in the 18th century by Thakur Zorawar Singh Ji Champawat. The fortified medieval castle contains a unique library with a rare collection of about 10,000 books, manuscripts, miniaturesHoliday Packages and very nice armoury. Click Here For More Details.. Khajuraho  Khajuraho - about 200 kms from Jhansi is in a wilderness and not really enroute to anywhere or from anywhere, you should not miss the beautiful, ornate temples built by the chandelas in the 10th and 11th centuries. The temples have survived precisely because of their isolation at a site where there is neither a town or an industry. The Chandelas ruled for five centuries and the 85 Khajuraho temples out of which only 22 have survived were the outpourings of their creative genius over a hundred years period.The temples were constructed from 950 AD to 1050 AD and are in three distinct groups. These temples have been designed and carved to lead the eyes from ground level upward till you seem to be looking at heaven. The world at large identifies the Khajuraho temples as sensuous and erotic sculptures. But they are more than just that, Life in every mood has been captured in stone, testifying not only to the craftman's artistry but also to the extraordinary breadth of vision of the Chandela Rajputs. Click Here For More Details.. Kumbalgarh Built by Rana Kumbha in mid 15th century. Kumbalgarh is the second most important bastion of Mewar, after Chitaurgarh. This is the second most important fort in entire Rajasthan after Chittaurgarh covering an area of 12 sq km. This fort fell only once to the army of Akbar and that too because the water supply of the fort was contaminated by the enemy forces. Even today the fort is reached with some difficulty so its inaccessibility when it was built can be imagined. Places of interest are Kumbalgarh fort, Mahavir temple and Kumbalgarh sanctuary. Click Here For More Details.. Udaipur  Gleaming in its abundance of lakes and palaces, the enchanting lake city of Udaipur nestles in a valley among lush hills of the Aravalis, on the banks of the shimmering Lake Pichola. The main part of the palace converted into Museum, Lake Palace now converted into a luxury hotel. Pratap Samarak - Hilltop garden with the statue of Maharana Pratap, Saheho ki Ban, brings to the fore the unique life style of the royal ladies who once strolled in these gardens. Bhartiya Lok Kala Museum - A foundation for the preservation of arts in India and Jag Mandir. Click Here For More Details.. Lucknow Lucknow is an enchanting city. A Mixture of down at heel elegance, fascinating charm and unique culture gives it an irresistible appeal. This is a legacy that it inherits from more gracious times when the kingdom of Avadh saw the last great flowering of a civilization that began with the Mughal advent in India. Places of interest are Bara Imambara, Rumi Darwaza and Chota Imambara. The Jama Masjid , Lucknow's great mosque, La Martinere, one of the Lucknow's first, large European style buildings. The state Museum House has a valuable collection of Gupta and Kushan period finds. Click Here For More Details.. Mandawa  The Medieval fort of the Mandawa Emerges on the Horizon like a Mirage. A painted arched gateway adorned with Lord Krishna and his cows leads to the bazaars. The terrace of castle Mandawa presents a breathtaking view of the town and the semi arid plains beyond. The havelis of the Chokhanis, Goenkas Nevatia and Ladia and the Sarafs are extravagantly painted. One of the oldest frescoes is within the fort itself. Click Here For More Details.. Mount Abu Rajasthan's only hill station and a major pilgrim centre. Till about 11th century Mount Abu was an important Vaishnav and Shiv Pilgrim centre but is today recognised more as a Jain Pilgrim centre. The Dilwara temples are the best Jain temples in the country. Nakki Lake surrounded by hills and overlooks the enormous toad rock. This artificial lake is believed to be dug out by the Gods themselves with their nails hence its name Nakki. Click Here For More Details.. Neemrana Neemrana fort palace is situated on a majestic plateau concealed in a horseshoe formation of the Arvali ranges, considered the oldest fold mountains in the world. The beginnings of this rugged Architectural Jewel which rises to nine levels, dates back to 1464 Ad, making it India's oldest heritage resort. Click Here For More Details.. Nawalgarh Some of the finest of Shekhawati frescoes can be seen here at Nawalgarh. Hotel Roop Niwas, Anandilal Poddar Haveli, Jodhraj Patodia Haveli, Bansidhar Bhagat Haveli and Chokhani Havelis are the main attractions of this place. Click Here For More Details.. Pushkar  Located 11 kms west of Ajmer. Pushkar is sacred to the Hindus. The lake at Pushkar is believed to have been created by Lord Brahma himself and has the same sanctity for Hindus as Mansarover in Tibet. For most believers it is essential to visit pushkar at least once in their lifetime. Today there are as many as 400 temples in Pushkar and the lake is surrounded by ghats built over the years by several kings. Pushkar holds one of the largest cattle fairs in the world. For 12 days in the month of Kartik which falls some time in November, the sleepy town is taken over by the lakh of animals and visitors. Ranakpur In the 15th century, Rana Kumbha of Mewar gave a large stretch of land in a quiet and picturesque valley, deep in the Aravallis, to the jains. This area came to be known as Ranakpur. This is one of the five main holy places of the Jains. Although over 500 years old, these temples are well preserved almost in perfect condition. The central temple is Chaumukha temple. Dedicated to Adinath, the first Jain tirthankar, this three storey temple is the most complex and extensive in design. It has 29 halls, 80 domes and 1,444 pillars. Click Here For More Details.. Rohet Rohet is an evergreen oasis , a 16th century Rathore stronghold of Champavats. Click Here For More Details.. Sariska  This sanctuary established in 1955, nestles in the fascinating valley of the Aravallis. It offers an opportunity to see a variety of animals from a close range. Within the sanctuary are several interesting spots like Pandu Pol, temple of Buddha and Hanuman and old temple of Nilkanth Mahadev. Click Here For More Details.. Varanasi One of the India's oldest and holiest cities. The river front, seen at dawn, is a spiritually uplifting sight. it is also a famous centre for silk and cotton weaving. A boat ride on river Ganges enables one to observe the rituals being performed by the devotees on the banks. Places of interest are the Ghats - Sacred steps running down into Ganges river, Bharat Mata Temple is unique and is dedicated to the nation. Instead of deities's statues, it houses one of the most perfect relief maps of India carved out of marble. Yishweshwara Temple - Dedicated to Lord Shiva. Benares Hindu University - A centre of education in Indian art, Culture and music. Sarnath - It was in the deer park at Sarnath, 10 kms from Varanasi, that Lord Buddha delivered his first sermon. It was at Sarnath he set forth, for the first time, the wheel of law. Accordingly the centre is an important pilgrimage point for all buddhists. Click Here For More Details.. Dundlod The small charming town of Dunlod offers the tourist some beautiful havelis and magnificent fort which now houses a well stocked library and portraits done in European style. The Goenka Havelis of Dunlod have some very impressive frescoes. Click Here For More Details... |
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