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| A pleasant, long and relaxing holiday through the corridors of history and romance is what we have in store for you. The grand Taj Mahal, the Red Fort of Delhi, through the forts and palaces built years back by the Maharajahs of the land; Jaipur, Udaipur, sandy outposts of Jaislamer and the breezy lake of Udaipur. This is a holiday that allows you to take a good look at the history that made India while also letting you some of the most pleasant moments in its luxurious palaces.
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 Accommodation for 12 nights single/twin sharing basis
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Breakfast at all the hotels
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Air-conditioned medium car for all transfers and sightseeing
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English speaking guide during all local sightseeing
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Once Elephant ride in Jaipur, once camel ride in Jaisalmer
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All applicable taxes
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| ITINERARY |
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DAY 1: ARRIVAL IN DELHI
Upon arrival transfer and check into to the hotel. Afternoon half-day tour of Old Delhi and New Delhi. Visit the Red Fort, translated as the Lal Qila in Hindi, the fort is laid out along the River Yamuna as an irregular octagon. Surrounded by a wall of about 2.4 kms in circumference, it is built of red sandstone and completed in 1648. The fort has two main entrances, the Delhi Gate and the Lahori Gate. The latter faces Chandni Chowk, the city's most crowded but diverse market. The Jama Masjid, the largest mosque in India, was also built by Shah Jahan. The Humayun's Tomb, an attractive structure, is believed to be the fore-runner of the famous Taj Mahal of Agra. The most well-known landmark of Delhi, Qutub Minar, is one of the earliest remains of imperial Delhi (13th Century AD) and the tallest monuments of early times. Also pass by the Connaught Place, India Gate and the Presidentail Palace - The Rashtrapati Bhawan. Stay overnight at the hotel.
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DAY 2: DELHI - AGRA - BHANDAREJ
Depart to Agra, the City of the Taj. Visit the Taj Mahal, the most extravagant monument ever built for love. The Taj is one of the Seven Wonders of the World and was built by Mughall Emperor Shah Jahan for his wife. The Agra Fort, built by Emperor Akbar is another attractive monument with the maze of courtyards, mosques and the private chambers of the Fort. Thereafter, drive to Bhandarej. Upon arrival, check into the hotel. In the evening, visit the intricately carved 'step well' that the place is pretty popular for. Not to miss the Neena tribal village, the Hindu temples and the beautiful Bhadrawati palace. Stay overnight at the hotel.
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DAY 3: BHANDAREJ - JAIPUR
A full day excursion to Jaipur, the city that is known to have more pink-colored buildings than anyplace else. Visit the Amber Fort and enjoy an elephant ride on the way into the fort. Follow this up with a tour of the city and visit the City Palace, the Observatory, the Hawa Mahal (Wind Palace) and a drive around the City of Jaipur. A must do in Jaipur is shopping jewellery, handicrafts, clothes and the famous lakh bangles. Stay overnight at the hotel.
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DAY 4: JAIPUR - MUKUNDGARH
Drive to Mukundgarh. Upon arrival, check into the hotel. The Mukundgarh Fort and its many havelis (mansions) stand as witness to the interests, arts and lifestyle of the Maharajahs and nobility of those times. The fort was founded in the mid-18th century by Raja Mukund Singh. It is been built in the traditional style, spreading over 2 acres of land with several courtyards, overhanging balconies, arched windows and the framed frescoes that made the Shekhawati region so more popular. Besides, Mukundgarh's painted buildings and facades just are so- eye-catching. Stay overnight at the hotel.
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DAY 5: MUKUNDGARH - BIKANER
Drive to Bikaner, the city of deserts that has better come to be known for the mouth-watering 'bhujias', a traditional India dry, salty mixture, that it specializes in. Check into the hotel upon arrival. Take a tour of the city in the afternoon and visit the impressive Junagarh Fort. Constructed in the 16th century, it has a 986 meter-long wall with 37 bastions and two entrances. The Suraj Pol, or Sun Gate, is the main entrance to the fort. Visit the Chandra Mahal, or Moon Palace, with paintings, mirrors and carved marble panels, the Phool Mahal, or Flower Palace also decorated with glass and mirrors, the Karan Mahal that was built to commemorate a notable victory over the Mughal Aurangzeb. The Lallgarh Palace built in 1902 is an exquisite piece of work in sandstone. It stands out as a contrast to the bleak and rugged desert outside. Get a flavor of the place with a visit to the local markets. Stay overnight at the hotel.
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DAY 6: BIKANER - JAISALMER
Drive to Jaisalmer, the "Golden City" of Rajasthan. Golden sands and rolling dunes are the popular images of Jaisalmer and a visit to this desert post will only confirm your impression. Upon arrival check into the hotel. The rest of the day is at leisure. Stay overnight at the hotel.
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DAY 7: JAISALMER
A half-day morning city tour of Jaisalmer, visit the Jaisalmer Fort. This golden - yellow sandstone structure, over 800 years old, crowns the Trikuta Hill. Its walls, defended by 99 turrets, shelter the old city. Once an important gate for trade route, Jaisalmer grew wealthy on the trade money. The Patwon-ki-Haveli is a group of five mansions that are probably the best in the area with their delicate carvings, pillars and murals. The Jain temples in the area are particularly interesting with their age-old designs - they were built between the 12th and the 16th centuries. The local market is, like always, a great place to catch up on local past and present. In the afternoon, proceed to Sam Sand Dunes on the outskirts of Jaisalmer and enjoy a camel ride to its famous Sunset Point. Stay overnight at the hotel.
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DAY 8: JAISALMER - ROHETGARH
Drive to Rohetgarh. Upon arrival, check into the hotel. Visit the Rohetgarh Fort in the afternoon and later proceed for a village safari to the Bishnoi Village. The members of the Bishnoi community follow the 29 rules laid down by Jambhoji 1485, which are the basic principles of the ecology. Some of these rules include 'don't kill any animal, 'don't cut down green trees', 'take from the fields only what you need'. Stay overnight at the hotel.
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DAY 9: ROHETGARH - JODHPUR - ROHETGARH
A full day excursion to Jodhpur, the second largest city in the state of Rajasthan. The Mehrangarh Fort, sitting atop a steep hill, is one of the largest forts in India. The fort has it all that grand forts have - force, beauty, struggle and character. Sculptures and paintings that speak of the Kings who ruled it. To enter the fort seven gates have to be crossed and these gates enclose within them a number of palaces. The Jaswant Thada is a fantastic structure made in sheets of white marble so thin that that sunlight seems to filter through it in gentle rays. There are also two more tombs inside the structure. The local markets are packed with the memorabilia that one would like to carry home. Return to Rohetgarh in the evening. Stay overnight at the hotel.
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DAY 10: ROHETGARH - MT. ABU
Proceed to Mt Abu by road. Mt Abu is Rajasthan's only hill station and a beautiful one at that complete with green hills, steep rocks, a tranquil lake, picturesque locations and of course a pleasant climate to go with it all. Upon arrival, check into the hotel. Visit the Dilwara Temple, a masterpiece of a monument that dates back to the 11th-13th centuries. The popular Nakki Lake in Mt. Abu is like a star attraction of the city. articularly interesting are the strange rock formations around the lake. Look out for the Toad Rock which looks like a real toad about to jump into the lake. Others are Nun Rock and Nandi Rock etc. Set in the heart of the town, the lake gets its name from the legend that it was scooped out by the gods with their fingernails or 'Nakh'. It is the only artificial lake in India that is 1200 mts. above sea level.and Sunset Point in the afternoon. Stay overnight at the hotel.
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DAY 11: MT. ABU - DUNGARPUR
Proceed to Dungarpur by road. Upon arrival, check into the hotel. In the afternoon, visit the Udai Vilas Palace and enjoy a boat ride on the lake in the evening. This palace-turned-hotel dates back to the mid-19th century when Maharawal Udai Singhji-II, a great patron of art and architecture built a wing with bluish-grey local stone. It has sculptured pillars and panels, ornate balconies, balustrades, bracketed windows, arches and frieze of marble carvings complete with the works of good Rajput architecture. Dungarpur is full of surprises and promises to be a memorable experience. Stay overnight at the hotel.
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DAY 12: DUNGARPUR - UDAIPUR
Proceed to Udaipur, the 'Venice of the East', by road. Upon arrival, check into the hotel. Take a half-day afternoon city tour and visit the City Palace, a marvel of marble and granite. This is the largest palace in Rajasthan and never fails to delight one with its exquisite workmanship. The shrine of Dhuni Mata and the museum of Rana Pratap are the highlights of this complex. Sahelion-Ki-Bari, a short distance away, has four pools and delicately carved kiosks in marble. The Jagdish temple houses some imposing sculpted figures and heavily ornamented interiors. Built in the early 18th century, this is now a popular tourist spot. The Bhartiya Lok Kala Mandir and the Fatehsagar Lake are the other sights that one could catch. Stay overnight at the hotel.
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DAY 13: UDAIPUR - DELHI - DEPARTURE
In the morning transfer to the airport for the flight to Delhi. A car and our escort will receive you at Delhi Airport. Rest of the time for leisure and shopping. Transfer to the international airport in the evening for your onward connection.
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| HOTEL DETAILS |
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WELCOMHERITAGE CONNAUGHT HOUSE
 
City: Mount Abu
This delightful English cottage was formerly the official summer residence of the Chief Minister of the princely state of Mewar. Neat and compact, it is surrounded by impeccably maintained gardens. The cottage is at a walking distance from the Nakki Lake and Mount Abu and is most valued for the repose and retreat it offers in itself.
Rooms
The hotel has 14 air conditioned rooms with room service, telephones, refrigerators, running hot and cold water and televisions.
The other facilities offered at the hotel are garden lunches and picnics, sightseeing, acceptance of major credit cards and doctor on call.
The hotel has a restaurant that offers multi cuisine fare including Rajasthani food.
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UDAI BILAS PALACE
City: Dungarpur
Udai Bilas Palace is a heritage hotel in Rajasthan. It nestles amidst the blue waters of the Gaibsagar Lake on one side and a private reserved forest on the other. It is an embodiment of an old world charm of princely India. The furnishings of the hotel are mostly from 20th century art deco style with marble washrooms and English fixtures.
Rooms
The palace has 22 beautiful rooms which are categorized as 6 Standard rooms (double bed and single bed categories), 10 Standard Suites and 6 Grand Suites. The rooms are opulent and grand as would be expected in a palace in Rajasthan.
This heritage hotel offers a world of comfort and luxury in the vibrant state of Rajasthan and this is a great option if travelling with family.
Location
The hotel is located in Dungarpur in Rajasthan 25 kilometres away from National Highway 8, 175 kilometres away from the Ahmedabad Airport and 120 kilometres from the Udaipur Airport.
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THE IMPERIAL
City: New Delhi
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TAJ LAKE PALACE
City: Udaipur
Taj Lake Palace, located in the middle of Lake Pichola is an architectural wonder constructed in white marble and mosaic, resembling the Taj Mahal. Set against the backdrop of the majestic Aravalli mountains on one side of the lake and palaces on the other, the hotel is spread across a four acre island.
Rooms
The hotel boasts of opulence, royalty and luxury in all of its 83 rooms and suites comprising 39 Deluxe rooms, 27 Luxury rooms, 17 Suites and one Grand Presidential Suite. Highlights of some of the spectacular rooms and suites include bright and cheerful colours in the one bedded Rang Mahal Suite with a Spa treatment room (massage room) and its own private Jacuzzi, charmingly set in two levels offers scenic views and of Jag Mandir, the neighbouring island palace; Sarva Ritu or the 'All Seasons' Suite is a seamless blend of royal living and contemporary luxury. The interiors are embellished with charming beds with decorative silver headboards, rich furnishings, a brilliant Waterford chandelier and engravings. The beauty of this suite has been enhanced by enclosing the corner chattri, once semi-open pavilion to enjoy the view and breeze, and adding a Jacuzzi in the snug space. With a flick of a switch, the glass panel changes from frosted to clear. So you can soak yourself in complete privacy with a drink and a spectacular view of the lake and mountains.
Room amenities at Taj Lake Palace are in keeping with what is expected of a 5 star hotel - television, telephone, tea/coffee maker, electronic safe and a hair dryer, shaving mirror and toiletries like soap, shampoo and moisturiser in the bathroom, among other offerings. Guests can also avail of 24-hour room service.
Dining
From casual, all-day dining to formal, fine dining, guests can look forward to a wide array of delectable culinary delights and refreshing beverages. Amrit Sagar is a stylish bar renowned for its fine selection of vintage wines, spirits, cigars and 'sheeshas'. The bar has a refreshing indoor-outdoor ambience and is open from 11 am to 11 pm. Jharoka is a 24-hour dining restaurant by the lake with its scalloped arches frame has splendid views of the lake and City Palace. Enjoy a contemporary fare from the extensive menu featuring a vibrant array of dishes from around the world. Neel Kamal, the fine dining Indian cusines restaurant is open for lunch and dinner from 12:30 pm to 3 pm and 7:30 pm to 11 pm. Guests can also have exclusive dining experiences where Royal Butlers creating magical dining moments wherever desired - whether it is within the luxury of a suite, a sit down dinner by the lily pond; a romantic dinner on the Mewar Terrace overlooking the lake or a romantic dinner in the candle studded courtyard.
Conferences & Banquets
Taj Lake Palace is a popular venue for conferences and banquets. Small gathering and meetings can also be arranged in the hotel's indoor and outdoor venues.
Spa & Fitness
On offer at the Taj Spa is the best in Indian rejuvenation therapies ranging from Indian aromatherapy massages, time-honored Indian treatments, body scrubs and wraps, Ayurveda, Yoga and meditation as part of an extensive menu. For recreation, guests can take a dip in the languid pool by the lakeside, or laze in the hot and cold Jacuzzis housed in the corner pavilions or exercise at the mini gym adjoining the pool.
Facilities
Other guest facilities at the hotel include business services like mobile phones on hire, secretarial services, Wi-Fi internet connectivity and laptops and computers on hire. Other services available are a bookshop, games' room, shopping arcade, aerobic workout room, laundry service, currency exchange facility, florist, doctor on call, babysitting services and car hire services.
Taj Lake Palace can also arrange for exclusive sightseeing tours like Heritage walks, jeep safaris, horse riding and guided treks.
Location
Taj Lake Palace is located in the middle of Lake Pichola in Udaipur city.
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MUKUNDGARH FORT
City: Mukundgarh
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LAXMI NIWAS PALACE
City: Bikaner
The Laxmi Niwas Palace built in the year 1902 in the Indo Saracen style portrays delicate filigree and lattice work; a standing example of the Princely Rajputana State. This heritage hotel offers comfortable accommodation with state of art facilities to its guests.
Rooms
Most of the rooms are decorated lavishly using pure gold wall paintings and painted or carved wood ceilings, reminiscent of the bygone era. This is blended well with the modern amenities like air conditioning, running hot and cold water, refrigerators, televisions, telephones etc.
Dining
A luxurious multi cuisine restaurant, the Swarna Mahal is located in the private dining hall of the Royal family, which serves Indian, Chinese and local cuisines. A extensively local traditional food is also served against the back drop of a Rajasthani village. About 10 kilometres from the village is a rustic camp in between the sand dunes, which has been specially set up for the guests to have theme dinners. Lined with mashals and oil lamps with the star lit sky is a moment you are not likely to forget. Besides these, the hotel also has a lounge and a bar serving an array of domestic and international liquor.
Facilities
The hotel has a conference room/hall, which served as the private audience room of Maharaja Ganga Singhji. Today, it is open for all kinds of business and informal meets and is backed by a set of secretarial services. Besides this, the hotel offers numerous activities to the guests like lawn tennis court, badminton court, croquet, practicing net, putting green, 3 greens, table tennis, billiard and board games etc. Alternatively, you can even go on a jeep ride or safari across the desert. Laundry service, housekeeping service, room service, parking facilities, car rental are some of the other services offered in the hotel.
Location
The Lakshmi Niwas Palace is located on Dr. Karni Singhji Road in Bikaner.
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JAI MAHAL PALACE
City: Jaipur
Set amidst 18 acres of beautifully landscaped Mughal gardens, Jai Mahal Palace boasts of royal opulence set in Rajasthani magnificence.
Rooms
The hotel exudes royalty and luxury in all its 100 rooms and suites comprising 10 Deluxe rooms, 67 Luxury rooms, 17 Luxury rooms with a private sit-out and 10 Luxury Suites. The Deluxe Rooms are tastefully decorated in traditional Rajasthani decor with marble flooring and reflect ancient Rajput culture and heritage. The Luxury Rooms, designed in turquoise and red, evoke the rich colours of Rajasthan. The rooms seamlessly blend contemporary and traditional style and offer modern facilities such as cordless phone and LCD TV. The stylish bathrooms have state of the art fittings, a separate shower cubical and a separate bath tub. The Luxury Rooms with a private sit-out are located on the ground floor and offer tranquil views of the beautifully landscaped lawns or the pool. The Luxury Suites have a bedroom and sitting area. Each of the six theme suites - Junior, Topaz, Crystal, Jaipur, Peacock and Gangaur - are classic and unique.
Room amenities at Jai Mahal Palace are in keeping with what is expected of a 5 star hotel - tea/coffee maker, mini bar, electronic safe, television, direct dial telephone and a hair dryer and toiletries like soap, shampoo and moisturiser in the bathroom, among other offerings. Wi-Fi connectivity is also available as is 24-hour room service.
Dining
From casual, all-day dining to formal, fine dining, guests can look forward to a wide array of delectable culinary delights and refreshing beverages. The pan-Indian restaurant Cinnamon is open for lunch and dinner from 12:30 pm to 3 pm and 7 pm to 11 pm; Giardino is an open-air Italian restaurant by the poolside and is open from 7 pm to 11 pm and is closed on Tuesdays; Marble Arch is the 24-hour multi cuisine restaurant; Marigold Bar offers a fine selection of wines and beverages from 11 am to 11 pm; the Pool Lounge serves snacks and refreshments from 1 pm to 8 pm; The Terrace is an open-air lounge that serves a variety of teas and coffees and snacks from 7 am to 11 pm.
Conferences & Banquets
At Jai Mahal Palace, one conference hall and two boardrooms can accommodate 10 to 150 persons auditorium style or 200 persons for social events. The lawns can also be used for larger gatherings and can fit up to 2,000 persons.
Spa & Fitness
On offer at Jai Mahal Palace is the best in Indian rejuvenation therapies ranging from Indian aromatherapy massages, time-honored Indian treatments, body scrubs and wraps, Ayurveda, Yoga and meditation as part of an extensive menu. The hotel also has a gym and a swimming pool. There are also badminton and tennis courts.
Facilities
Other "fun" guest facilities at the hotel include an astrologer, camel buggy rides, croquet, a life size chessboard, pool table, mini golf, nature walks, horseback riding and cultural folk dances. The hotel also organises special activities for children.
Other services available are a business centre, secretarial services, bookshop, barber's shop, beauty salon, shopping arcade, laundry service, travel desk, currency exchange facility, florist, doctor on call, babysitting services and car hire services, among others.
Location
Jai Mahal Palace is located on Jacob Road in Civil Lines in Jaipur.
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FORT RAJWADA
City: Jaisalmer
Location
Fort Rajwada is situated on Barmer-Link Road in Jaisalmer. The Jaisalmer airport is 6 kms away, the railway station is 2 kms away and the bus stop about 3 kms away. The Jaisalmer Fort is about 3 kms away from the hotel. Please note, the Jaisalmer Airport operates from October to March only.
Overlooking the fortresses of Jaisalmer lies the six acre legacy of royal interiors and gardens called Fort Rajwada. Original balconies with intricate carvings and 'jalis', as old as 450 years, adorn the walls of the grand lobby of Fort Rajwada. It is a true example of heritage preserved complemented by some of the finest conveniences of 21st century.
Rooms
The Fort offers 96 Deluxe rooms and 4 Suites, all centrally air conditioned with exquisite 'jharokhas' (windows) and a host of facilities like a satellite television, telephone, direct dial telephone and 24 hours hot and cold running water in the spacious attached bathroom. The Suites have two rooms, decorated with traditional glass cut stones in vibrant colours.
Dining
Roopal is Fort Rajwada's multi cuisine restaurant for 85 people offering Indian, Rajasthani and European cuisines round the clock. The lawn beside the pool is used for al fresco dining and is aptly named Pool View restaurant. It can accommodate over 100 people and guests are entertained with traditional dance and other recreational programmes. The Sonal Dining Hall has a capacity of 135 persons and offers multi-cuisine food, with Rajasthani delicacies in its mesmerizing ambience. The interior decor is reminiscent of the romance of the desert and brings alive the litany of the bards. The Paatu bar offers 16th century ambience complimenting 21st century comforts like a range of international and domestic liquors and a variety of cocktails and mocktails.
Facilities
Some of the facilities provided at Fort Rajwada include a swimming pool, currency exchange counter, travel desk, laundry and dry cleaning, internet connectivity, health club, book shop, safety lockers, two state-of-art conference rooms, billiards' room, parking facilities and doctor on call. The hotel also offers in-house traditional Ayurvedic massages and treatments to rejuvenate the body by masseurs from Kerala using a variety of using oils imported from their homeland. Sightseeing trips in Jaisalmer, in addition to camel or jeep rides and private camping facilities can be arranged on request.
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Fort Rajwada spells elegance and extravagance - the lobby is beautifully adorned with a monolithic 'jharokha' enhanced by a set of 'diyas'. The Suites are worth a look and are classily furnished.
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BHADRAWATI PALACE
City: Bhandarej
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| DESTINATION INFORMATION |
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| NEW DELHI |
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Delhi is the present day version of Indraprastha, the legendary capital of Pandavas, and has in-between been seen various rulers on its throne, the longest being Mughals. No wonder Delhi has charmed writers, Sufi saints and travellers alike. The present Delhi is one of the most developed Indian as well as global cities albeit with its glorious past lurking across the city. The head of Indian government sits in Delhi in the Parliament in central Delhi, surrounded by forts and monuments of his ancestors, both autocratic and monarchs. These are places like Red Fort, Qutub Minar, Humayun's Tomb, Jantar Mantar et al. Then there are imperial architectures around Lutyen's Delhi including Connaught Place, in heart of city and the closest Delhi can get to London's Trafalgar Square.
While these old one's have been there since long, the New Delhi, including NCR or National Capital Region has shown exemplary growth in architecture, business avenues, services, tourism and township. Let us have a quick trip across the capital...
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Humayun Tomb - Delhi
India Gate - New Delhi
Red Fort - New Delhi
Jama Masjid - New Delhi
Delhi Bahai Lotus Temple
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| BIKANER |
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Bikaner is one of the three main destinations in Desert circuit and a royal fortified city with a timeless appeal of royal aura. The Camel Country as is popularly known, Bikaner is a beautiful desert city in the North-Western part of Rajasthan. This former princely state was founded in 1486 AD by Rao Bikaji as a small settlement at first, and then into a massive city.
Be it the imposing palaces, richly sculptured red sandstone temples, the milestone Ganga Canal or the rapid growth of industrialisation and agriculture (mainly Bajra, Jowar, Pulses), Bikaner has managed to hog the limelight for not only its culture and heritage but also for its advancement.
Besides exploring the unique architecture and history, a visit to this royal city will open up avenues to dig into the ethnic treasures - the Usta Art, Karni Mata Fair, Camel Festival, and lifestyles of the groups who have made Bikaner their home for several centuries now.
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The inside view of the magnificent Anoop Palace, Bikaner
Gajner Palace on a sunny day
Bikaner Juna Garh Fort
Bikaner Lallgarh Palace
Bikaner Rajasthani Puppets on display
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| DUNGARPUR |
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Dungarpur or the ‘town of hillocks' founded 1335 AD is located in south Rajasthan and is said to have been under the rule of a Bhil Chieftain Rawal Veer Singh Dev, who is said to have been assassinated in the fourteenth century. Today, Dungarpur is famous for the various fairs it hosts - Beneshwar Fair, Urs at Galiakot and Neelapani. Channa or the Gher, the fascinating ring dance is said to have its origins here. One of the main tourist attractions of Dungarpur is the Juna Mahal. It is a seven-storied structure that resembles a fortress, dating back to the 13th century. The famous places to see in Dungarpur include the Gaib Sagar Lake. Set amongst scenic environs, the lake is a bird watcher's paradise.
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There are various places around Dungarpur, which are cultural and historical must-visits. Baroda Village about 41 km from Dungarpur is famous for the ruins of temples of old Rajput architecture. The Boreshwar Mahadeo temple at Boreshwar located 83 km from Dungarpur, the Shiva Temple in Kanba Village about 9 km from Dungarpur, and the Shiva temple at Deo Somnath cannot be missed if you are going to south Rajasthan simply for its cultural beauty and historical importance.
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