Ajit Bhawan- India's First Heritage Hotel In Jodhpur

Rajasthan is India's largest and the only desert state. However, it's not just these 2 features that make the state of Rajasthan what it is today. The royal state of Rajasthan is known throughout the world for its undying hospitality, hundreds of years of culture and traditions , carefully-preserved cuisine, and a plethora of fairs and festivals. These are things that attract thousands of people from all walks of life to Rajasthan, each year. When I think of Rajasthan, I think of colours and cuisine and royalty and heritage. I think of celebrations and feasts and fairs and festivals . The very essence of India, it can be found in Rajasthan. And today, I'll dedicate this post solely to Rajasthan festivals and fairs. Let's begin. Rajasthan International Folk Festival Often dubbed as People's Platform for Creativity and Sustainable Development, this is an annual art and music festival that takes place is Jodhpur . Each year, the festiv...

The land of sand dunes - Rajasthan! Who would want to miss the opportunity to visit this historical heritage of India ? Rajasthan amazes everyone with each of its absolutely irresistible places and Jaisalmer definitely tops the place. Jaisalmer is alluring everyone from across the world to visit its majestic forts and ornate havelis. The location of the Jaisalmer fort is definitely attractive as they are located to the top of the hills which can be see0n from the long distance. Watching the beauty of the fort with its perfect inscription is the evidence of an absolutely advance level of infrastructure of ancient India . Place to love, Jaisalmer is the hub of historical monuments to live and love the history of India . Once you are at the historical place, you can sense the history alive here. Here are the places to visit Jaisalmer and you can definitely enjoy while exploring. 1. Dussehra Chowk Of Jaisalmer Fort One of the prominent places, Dussehra Chowk is the c...

While there are a number of different ways to traverse through Rajasthan, some more exciting than the others, one of the best ways to experience the royalty of this multifaceted kingdom is through luxury trains . Two of the country's poshest trains run through the royal state of Rajasthan . These are Palace on Wheels and Royal Rajasthan on Wheels. Let's learn a bit more about these uber luxury carriages luxury rides and the routes they follow: 1. Palace on Wheels: The world famous Palace on Wheels was India's first luxury train which started way back in January 1982. It was a joint venture between Rajasthan Tourism Development Corporation and Indian Railways which was solely meant to promote tourism within the state. The train offers a heart-rending trip and takes one on a journey through the bygone era of erstwhile kings. Palace on Wheels has 14 uber-luxurious coaches bedecked with ornaments and adornments reflecting the ambiance preferred by the Maharajas...

Whenever work takes over completely and stress kicks in, one is left with only 2 choices; to stay back at home, remain indulged in work and drown in sheer monotony, or get the earliest ticket to Rajasthan, the state famous for its rich heritage, luxury living and overwhelming spa and wellness resorts. For complete rejuvenation, detoxification and invigoration, one needs to blindly indulge in spa and wellness resorts in Rajasthan. Let's take a look at some of the finest hotels in Rajasthan that offer best in class spa and wellness treatments to their customers. 1. The Tree of Life - Resort and Spa: This is one of the  best resorts in Jaipur , tucked away from the chaos prevalent in the city. It offers its guests all the solace they came looking for, along with unmatched relaxation, beauty and service. The luxury resort comprises of 13 luxurious villas and is just an hour away from Jaipur International Airport. 2. Leela Palace, Udaipur- Overlooking the shimm...

Rajasthan which is one of the biggest Indian states is called the heritage of India due to many reasons. Splashed in imperial greatness, the illustrious place that is known for Rajasthan is known for its social extravagance, rich history and a considerable measure of tourism choices. There is a great deal of alternatives for tourism in Rajasthan , India. Some of prominent tourism choices are social tourism, untamed life tourism, legacy tourism, town tourism, recorded tourism, and so forth. Rajasthan tourism additionally offers a considerable measure of exercises which you will surly love to enjoy. Investigating natural life parks and havens, jeep safari, camel safari, vessel riding on dazzling lakes, winged animal watching, and so forth are a few exercises which you will surely not have any desire to neglect to appreciate them amid your Rajasthan visit. Camel Safari in Rajasthan The energetic and vivid province of Rajasthan is additionally known for its differences which...

Rajasthan is India at its vibrant best and is known throughout the world for its splendiferous palaces, exotic wedding destinations , epic forts, scrumptious cuisines and warm people. Set amidst a jagged yet alluring landscape, Rajasthan envelops romance, artistry and sheer magnificence and is a regal holiday destination for people from all walks of life. Comprising mostly of the Great Indian Desert , Rajasthan is perhaps the most colourful Indian state. From Jaipur’s pink hues to blue shades of Jodhpur; and from Jaisalmer’s golden tincture to the parched complexion of the futile desert, Rajasthan is sloshed in jazzy flamboyance.   The former land of royalties , it is a land of never-ending diversity. Synonymous to heroism and honour, Rajasthan was established in an era that marked wartime ballads and is a perfect destination for those who want to delve into its glorious remnants. Let’s glance through the royalties of Rajasthan : Mewar Dynasty Royal family of ...

A self respecting king wanted a grand and secure fort. When one fine day he stumbled upon the ideal location, an isolated hill, he ordered his men to clear the place of its inhabitants. A holy man, who was known as Chidiya Wale Baba was the only one residing on the hill. The hermit was known to feed the birds and talk to them. Hearing the king's plan he became all furious and cursed the king with recurrent droughts in his kingdom. The appalled and apparently terrified king asked for forgiveness to which the hermit laid a condition. A man had to be buried alive upon the hill before they could lay foundations for the fort's construction. The king was dejected for there was no one who he believed would volunteer for the noble yet deadly cause. The fort' construction felt like a lost cause and just before the king decided to call it off, a man by the name of Rajaram Menwal volunteered for the deed. Ecstatic, as the king was, he accepted the offer and on an auspicious day,...