Best places to visit in Rajasthan 2021
Top places to visit in Rajasthan 2021
Rajasthan allures visitors with its larger than life monuments, fascinating cuisines, glorious heritage and folk culture which eulogies the bravery of its immortal kings and princes. A safari on the desert, an exploration of a colossal fort , tasting an authentic dish or witnessing a lively folk performance, In this state, a new experience awaits you at every turn, as you explore the top places to visit in Rajasthan
.The options for discoveries and explorations here are limitless.
If you have been thinking of visiting this state, but are confused or desirous of experiencing the best that it has to offer, then this blog is for you. However, Rajasthan is an enormous state, and the visitor is often left wondering at the limitless options he is faced with. Here we tell you the places which you should not miss during a holiday in Rajasthan.
Top 6 places to visit in Rajasthan.
1. Places to Jaipur.
Jaipur commonly called the pink city is the best places to visit in Rajasthan in winters.
Jaipur normally is hot and hence is not ideal for summer tours, to experience and explore this city to the fullest a winter tour is a must. There is always something or other for every tourist who drop in at Jaipur, come to explore the various wonders and sites that is offered by Jaipur.
Explore and see the Amber places, Jaipur city places, jantar mantra, hawa Mahal, Albert hall museum, Nahargarh fort, jaigarh fort, JAL Mahal. During winter season there are plenty of fairs and festivals to participate and enjoy at this place.
Time to visit:- All through the year, avoid summers for the days are extremely hot.
Nearest airport:- sanganer airport - 12.0 km
Nearest railway station:- Jaipur junction railway station - 4.9 km
2. Places to Neemrana Fort Alwar.
Formerly known as Ulwar, the city of Alwar
Was founded by the Rajput ruler Pratap Singh in 1770. For history buffs, this city was the first, among others, to sign a treaty with the East India company and has been famous for participating in various battles and military engagements. Alwar is also known for the `haunted' fort of Bhangarh. With abundant flora and fauna, this place is a perfect example of a balanced ecology.
Time to visit:- October to march
Nearest airport:- sanganer airport - 162.8 km
Nearest railway station:- Alwar junction - 2.0 km
3. Places to Sam sand Dunes jaisalmer.
Nestled in the lap of the thar desert, jaisalmer is famous for its architecture and the buildings here are made of yellow sandstone, which at sunset glow with a global taint, giving the city its nickname The Golden City of India A perfect vantage point is the majestic jaisalmer fort located at the center of the city. Constructed in 1156 AD, it is perched on the trikuta hill overlooking the city and houses several places, havelis (mansions).
Intricately carved Jain temples, eateries and shops, as well as residences inhabited by about 4,000 people. A few of the mansions have been converted into heritage hotels, so you can stay there as well. Finish off your trip with a camel safari in the thar desert, or the Sam sand dunes that are located about 25 miles west of jaisalmer.
Time to visit:- September to April
Nearest airport:- Jodhpur Airport - 284.6 km
Nearest railway station:- Jaisalmes railway station - 2.8 km
4. Places to Ajmer.
Famous for the Dargah Sharif, the memorial of Sufi Saint moinuddin chishti, Ajmer is where you head for your religions quest. And miss to attend Qawali at Dargah Sharif, that's an enjoyable experience. Ajmer is one of the best places to visit in Rajasthan in summer.
Time to visit:- All through the year
Nearest airport:- sanganer airport - 140.1 km
Nearest railway station:- Ajmer junction - 1.6 km
5. Places to Bishnoi village Jodhpur.
Jodhpur is famous for its mehrangarh fort,
blue Houses, temples, sweets and snacks. It is also acknowledged as the blue city and the Gateway to thar desert. The former capital of marwar, Jodhpur with its mighty mehrangarh fort overlooking the city is one of the best places to visit in Rajasthan. The city from the fort looks completely blue in colour because of its blue walls and blue Houses. Jodhpur with esses thousands of tourists from around the year from across the world.
Time to visit:- All through the year
Nearest airport:- Jodhpur Airport - 9.6 km
Nearest railway station:- Jodhpur junction - 9.2 km
6. Places to pushkar camel fair.
Pushkar is situated at an altitude of 510 m on the banks of pushkar lake. The town derives its name from the Sanskrit word pushkar which means blue lotus flower. According to mythology, lord Brahma was on his way to search for a suitable place to perform a Yagna a lotus fell from his hand on the earth and water sprouted from that place. He then decided to name the place a after the flower, pushkar. Pushkar is one the top attractions you must include.
Pushkar is one of the oldest existing cities of India and also one of the five sacred dhams for devout Hindus, the others being badrinath, Puri, rameswaram, and Dwarka. According to history, pushkar was a favourite retreat of the Mughal rulers, which was later taken over by the scindias after the eventual decline of the Mughal rule. The scindias handed over the city to the British thus making pushkar one of the few places in Rajasthan to be under direct British control, until Independence.
Time to visit:- October to November for the world-famous pushkar camel fair
Nearest airport:- sanganer airport - 154.3 km
Nearest railway station:- Ajmer junction - 14.0 km
By sorce name- pushkar
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