Experience Amazing Rajasthan Tour And Attractions with Mhara Rajasthan

The rich culture and history of Rajasthan have attracted millions of tourists every year, and it has become a favored destination for celebrity and destination weddings. With some of the most impressive historical sites and palaces, it is a wonderful place to visit with Mhara Rajasthan.

The list of places that can be included in the amazing Rajasthan tour package is quite literally unlimited. But we take a peek at the most famous cities that are on the bucket list of everyone who visits the enchanting land 

• Udaipur – Plucked out of a fairy tale it boasts of gorgeous palaces and havelis with crooked lanes winding their way around the city in which you find the majestic tourist attractions in Rajasthan. The City of Lakes is serene and tranquil and allows a grand view of Lake Pichola with the legendary Lake Palace in its middle. One of the most acclaimed tourist destinations in Rajasthan it is also well known for Lord Eklingji Temple which is attended by pilgrims. Sajjangarh located close by with its Monsoon Palace adds to the appeal of the city. The Jaipur-Jodhpur-Udaipur package is cherished by every tourist. 

• Mount Abu – A lush green hill station in this otherwise dry state it is located near Abu Rad rail station. The famous Dilwara Jain Temples are found here and which makes it an engaging holiday destination for many. The coniferous trees and flower shrubs seem to belong more to Manali rather than Rajasthan. The elegant mountain resort town hosts a three-day festival during summer to encourage more visitors. Lake Nakki and a wildlife sanctuary add to its glory. 

• Bikaner – Located close to the Thar Desert, Bikaner is renowned for the Junagarh Fort built five centuries ago by Rao Bika Ji. One of the biggest cities of Rajasthan, it is well recognized for its red sandstone architecture and picturesque bazaars which come alive every evening. The largest camel farm in the world is located here as well as offbeat attractions like Karni Mata Temple with vast hordes of rats that are fed and looked after by devotees. 

• Ajmer – It is famed for being the holy site of many religions. The Sufi saint Khwaja Moin-Ud-Din Chishti lived here and established the Chisti Order. His tomb or dargah is popular across India and Pakistan, and millions visit it yearly for prayers to its patron. Ajmer is also close to Pushkar Lake which is said to have been created by Lord Brahma and has the only temple devoted to him in the world. 

• Jaipur – The striking beauty of the state capital delights all. The Pink City has much to offer to visitors who throng the Amber Palace. Different sites of interest include the Hawa Mahal-a uniquely designed palace which looks like a honeycomb with hundreds of windows. 

The engrossing history of Rajasthan remains in memory as long as one lives. The quaint old world charm makes it an exhilarating destination for every visitor.  

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