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Top 5 Things to Do in Udaipur

Udaipur, the city of lakes, is one of the most picturesque locations of Rajasthan, and the delightful city is every traveller and photographer’s paradise. It is also known as one of the many romantic cities in the world, and it could be called rightly so due to its sheer magnificence. There are a number of exciting things one can do in Udaipur, but if you’re looking for some offbeat tracks to explore and under-explored things to do, check out the following five things to do in Udaipur that will surely make you see the city in a different way.

Perched upon the banks of Rivers Gambheri and Berach, the city of Chittorgarh boasts of a glorious Rajput history. Chittorgarh used to be the capital of the Sisodia Dynasty of Mewar. The most alluring factor of this city is the Chittorgarh Fort. Famous for the Jauhar that Rani Padmini and Rani Karnavati underwent during siege, the Chittorgarh Fort has seen a lot of valiant battles. The fort is the largest one in India, and attracts tourist in a large number throughout the year. Owing to the battles and wars the city has seen, some of the warriors even have their statues installed in the fort by Emperor Akbar. Let’s travel through the various tourist spots of Chittorgarh.

Sita Mata Wildlife Sanctuary is situated in the south-east part of Pratapgadh in the State of Rajasthan. Encapsulated within an area spanning 422.95 square kilometers, the Sanctuary is a protected area reserved for the conservation of wild animals. In the year 1979, Sita Mata Wildlife Sanctuary was declared a protected forest reserve by Rajasthan government and has served as an asylum for wildlife ever since. The sanctuary is located at a distance of around 45 kilometers from Pratapgadh. However, its divisional headquarters is situated at a distance of 108 km in Udaipur.

Alwar, also known as the Gateway to Rajasthan is place of rare serenity. This city located about 160 kms from Delhi was once the seat of the Rajputs and one can still witness the remnants of their splendor here. The small size of this city is no measure to the stature of its rich heritage. The city is not only famous for the Indian sweet dish – “Kalakand” but is also a traveller’s paradise. The sights this city offers include:

Fondly known as the ‘Pink City’, Jaipur is one of the most beautiful cities of India. Famous for the historical architecture and heritage, this city takes pride in having well-organized streets throughout. Jaipur is also a rather immensely popular destination for tourists. Be it adults, kids, or teenagers, this city is an attraction that can’t be avoided. If you haven’t visited Jaipur at least once in your life, you’re missing out on the pretty streets, extensive and compelling Rajasthani history, beautiful markets of art, craft and jewellery, and the unforgettable food. Many tourists from around the world have said that Jaipur is a city that you must visit at least once in your lifetime. Whether it is with your family, loved one, or your friends, Jaipur will charm you even until after you’ve left the vicinity. Let’s have a look at the hangout spots you can visit while in Jaipur with your friends.

This quaint village in the Beawar Tehsil of Ajmer in Rajasthan is located about 5,649km to the west from the Ajmer district headquarters. Since Taragarh does not have any railway station, people reach through nearby villages like Kishanpura, Dewata, and Jawaja etc. The nearest railway station is the Ajmer Junction, which is about 2.4kms away. Being a small village in the Beawar Tehsil, the population of this location isn’t very high. You can enjoy the peaceful and cool atmosphere. While touring Ajmer, it’s recommended to visit this town for its lesser known wonders. Take a look at the following places you can visit.

‘There, on the desert land, the rarest take flight over the golden sand!’

The Desert National Park is spread across a huge area of 3100 sq km and is one of the largest national parks in the country. It lies in Jaisalmer, Rajasthan close to the Thar Desert and seems to defy all common notions that deserts don’t support flora and fauna. Well this one is inhabited and frequently visited by some of the rarest and most beautiful birds, reptiles and animals! It supports a unique and fragile ecosystem. The entire area is covered in patches of thorny bushes, cacti, a few plants interspersed with sand dunes lying along the India-Pakistan border. A unique place to discover, this place is haven for bird watchers! It is here that you see life-forms living on the edge with the prevailing harsh conditions of the Thar Desert. So head there, if you want to witness a yet another marvel of nature.

With the increasing demands of the daily lives and the commitment to work, we often forget to live a little bit for ourselves. The in-between moments of time, away from the hustle-bustle of the city lives is what make up the stories, which we find ourselves telling around for years. Here are some astonishing weekend getaways around Jaipur that will instil a little more life to the moments that matter the most.

A dream wedding cannot be complete without the perfect fairytale like honeymoon. And what’s a better place to make a fairytale come alive than Rajasthan? Known as the Royal State throughout history, Rajasthan boasts of its grand palaces and intricate architecture. It has majestic forts and traditional Havelis. Sparkling lakes, renowned temples and the desert backdrop make sure there is enough variety to suit everyone’s tastes. Moreover, for the travelers, Mountains and Wildlife are available too. And the Hot-Air Balloon Safaris take it to the next level! So lessen your burden of choices a little and book tickets to Rajasthan for your dream honeymoon:

The desert state of India, Rajasthan ironically is very vibrant with its fauna. Also known as the land of kings, Rajasthan offers spacious environs for the wild to roam around carelessly in their natural habitat. Offering a large diversity in the landscape, the state makes it easy for its ecosystem to survive together in the extremes. Ranging from the dry arid lands to lush green swamps, the state colors itself with the hues of its inhabitants. With such a variation in the land the place offers brims with an unmatchable biodiversity. The flora of Rajasthan also experiences a huge contrast because of the contrasting feature of the region. Enlisted here are top five wildlife habitats in Rajasthan that should be visited once in a life time to experience the wild first hand.

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