Travel to Rajasthan

Reaching Rajasthan by Road

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How to Reach Rajasthan by Road?

One can reach Rajasthan by Road very easily since a network of National Highways and State Highways roads covers the state extensively. Road transport in Rajasthan, on the other hand, is much better than in the other parts of India. From Delhi, Jaipur is only 5 hours drive along the panoramic roadways. So most of the tourists prefer travel to Rajasthan by road.

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Visa Information for Rajasthan

Visas Information: All foreign tourists to India must possess a valid visas. Visas are not issued on arrival. Contact the Indian embassy or consulate in your country for issuing of visas. A tourist visa is valid for three to six months. Tourist visas allow multiple entry to simplify visits to neighbouring

Hotel Sun Bird

Hotel Sunbird Introduction: Hotel Sunbird in Bharatpur is just a few miles away from the Bharatpur Bird Sanctuary. From here you can discover the exquisiteness of the bird sanctuary while on a walk. Temple Shiva will also be a part of your destination while you visit the Bharatpur Bird Sanctuary.

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.

Kolayatji : Bikaner

Kolayatji (50km): A famous pilgrimage spot with a temple dedicated to Kapil Muni (saint) The temple is the venue for an annual fair held in the month of Kartik (oct-nov)when thousands of devotees gather in large number to take a sacred dip in the holy waters of the Kolayat lake

Rohet Garh

Rohetgarh Hotel About Rohet Garh Rohetgarh is a recognized Heritage Hotel. Rare among hotels it has remained a family home, where the members of the erstwhile ruling family welcome you personally as their honored guest. Accommodation Its elegantly appointed rooms have their own individual character and furnishings. Most of them are air-conditioned

Facts about Jaisalmer

Facts and Introduction to Jaisalmer: Altitude: 250 m above sea level Languages: Rajasthani, Hindi, English & Urdu Religion:

Hotel Dundlod Castle

Hotel Dundlod Castle The Dundlod castle stands in the middle of the city as the major historical landmark and the hallmark in the area of hospitality. The Dundlod Castle is reminiscent of the 18th century majestic havelis and castles with large rooms, antique furniture and the contemporary touch in the

Gait Ghoomar Dance

Gait Ghoomar is one of the many dance-forms of the Bhil tribals. Performed during Holi festival, this is among a few performances where both men and women dance together.

Bringing In Currency to India

Any amount in the form of currency, travellers cheques and the like can be brought in and the same amount can be taken back. In case the amount exceeds US $10,000 in the form of currency notes, travellers cheques or bank notes / or currency notes alone of more than

The Circuit House

The Circuit House: The former British Residency, overlooking the artificial lake, Ana sagar, has now been converted to the circuit House. The lake and the cenotaph and the shrine of the Hindu reformer Swami Dayanand, founder of the Arya Samaj movement in India, can be viewed from here.