Travel to Rajasthan

Chart Dance

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Chart Dance: This is popular in the Kisherigarh region and involves dancing with a Chari, or pot, on one’s head. A lighted lamp is then placed on the pot.

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Kumbha Shyam Temple at Chittorgarh

Kumbha Shyam Temple: Kumbha Shyam Temple Situated on the on the eastern side of Chittaurgarh, the Kumbha Shyam Temple is dedicated to Sarah, the Boar incarnation of Vishnu. This temple was erected by Maharana Kumbha on a base laid in the 9th century AD. A large image of Garuda, the

Hotels Alwar

Hotel Alwar Introduction Hotel Alwar is located at 26 Manu Marg in Alwar Rajasthan. It is at a distance of about 2 km from the Railway station and 1 km from the bus stand. It covers a sprawling area of 25 acres and rises to 10 levels which is why

Pal Haveli

Pal Haveli Introduction Pal Haveli owned by Thakur of Pal and was built in the year 1847. The hotel is located in the heart of the city and is accessible by all the local transports. The hotel is situated in an advantageous position and you can easily take autos and

Government Museum Bharatpur

Government Museum: The building Kamra Khas within the fort has been converted into a museum, displaying a rich collection of antiquaries, exquisite sculptures and some ancient inscriptions. The sculptures speak volumes about the art of a by gone era and culture typical of this area. The inscriptions are of immense

Sola Khamba 16 Pillars Tomb Ajmer

Sola Khamba (16 Pillars Tomb): Built during the reign of Aurangzeb albeit minus his contribution, the Sola Khamba is also known as the Shaikh Ala-al-Din’s tomb. This saint was the overseer of the shrine of Moin-ud-din Chisti and he built his own tomb in four years from 1659. Located just

Lake Pichola Hotel

Lake Pichola Hotel, Udaipur Ultimate Udaipur: Ruled by desert, Rajasthan is like an artist's canvas, swashed with infinite shades. On the fringes of this great Indian Desert State, The City of Lakes, Udaipur sizzles with all its charm, grandeur and remnants from the past --- just the perfect making for a

Camel Festival

Camel Festival: The most important festival, often known as the Bikaner festival too, happens to be the Camel Festival. The festival takes place in the month of January, and is started with a magnificent procession of camels as Bikaner boasts of some of the best racing camels in the region.

Hotel Maharaja Palace

Maharaja Palace Hotel Alwar is a beautiful place in Rajasthan which attracts a large number of tourists each year. It is referred to as the state’s gateway. There are many monuments to be seen here which are not only of historical importance but also reflects the architectural skills of the

About Bikaner

Overview on Bikaner: This city lies on the northern point of the triangle of desert cities. Bikaner is another royal walled city dating back to 1486 AD. It was, however, a major trade centre as it stood on the ancient caravan route which linked central Asia and North India with

Security Tips for Rajasthan Travelers

Things to Remember While Travelling: On the streets, wear shoulder bags across the body (impossible to snatch), and keep all money and valuables out of sight (never in unzipped pockets). Beware of being frisked by beggars pretending a friendly hug. Never give anyone your camera, radio or walk man to 'look