Wonders of Rajasthan

Tonk is a stunning city in the Indian state of Rajasthan, located close to the right bank of the Banas River, 95 kilometres (60 miles) south of Jaipur . Agriculture and animal husbandry is the main employment of the people in this region. This tranquil city, which is from an Asian country, used to be ruled by "Pathans." It is well-known for its felt industry and animal skin, and one may purchase it from the market at a reasonable discount. The nawab of the Tonk, a passionate reader, created a sizable collection of Arabic and Persian books. It is considered to have a very long history and linkages to Bairath's civilization and culture. The Pathan tribesmen from Afghanistan who migrated to India in 1643 AD held sway over the old large enclosed town, which is located immediately south of the huge Banas River on the gentle slopes of a minor hill range. The historic temples of Govind Deoji, Kalyanji, Raghoraiji, and Gopinathji are open to visitors, and this city is home to fa

Dholpur is situated on the left bank of the renowned Chambal River . Dholpur was carved out from the erstwhile Bharatpur District on 15 April 1982. It is only 55 kilometres from Agra and Gwalior and very close to the border of the neighbouring state of Uttar Pradesh. It was dominated by numerous dynasties over the years, including the Mauryan, Rajput, Afghan, Mughal, British, and ultimately the Jats. Dholpur is home to a number of forts and lakes, as well as artifacts dating from the time of the Mahabharata to the relatively modern Mughal Empire. It was formerly referred to as Dhawalgiri and afterwards as Dhaulagir , but it is now always called Dholpur. At addition to its beautiful sandstones, Dholpur is renowned for its red sandstone, which was also utilised to construct the renowned Red Forts in Delhi and Agra. Courtesy: abhinav modi(unsplash) Among the places to visit in Dhaulpur are the Dholpur Palace, Sarmathura waterfall, Van Vihar sanctuary, Chopra Shiv Temple, Chambal Ravines,

The UNESCO World Heritage Site , Keoladeo National Park, is located in Bharatpur, the Eastern Gate of Rajasthan . Keoladeo National Park , formerly known as Bharatpur Bird Sanctuary, is the main tourist attraction of the city and is famous for being a wintering place for Palaearctic migratory waterfowl as well as having a huge number of non-migratory permanent breeding birds. Maharaja Suraj Mal founded Bharatpur, sometimes referred to as Lohagarh , in 1733. The bright Braj Celebration, which is held here in Rajasthan after the well-liked Holi festival, is well-known. Chowries, or fly whisks, fashioned by hand in Bharatpur and featuring handles of ivory, silver, or sandalwood are another local specialty. Bharatpur is located 50 kilometres west of Agra and is conveniently accessible to tourists because it is situated between the golden triangle cities of Delhi, Jaipur, and Agra. You will undoubtedly like everything that Bharatpur has to offer, regardless of whether you are a history ent

Courtesy: Vindhya Chandrasekharan My grandmother used to talk to me about the Mewar Rajput Kings' monuments, palaces, and lakes. Even I had a constant desire in going there. So, this time I moved on to Udaipur . Last year, it was regarded as the fifth-best city in Asia and the tenth-best city overall . Perhaps for this reason, it has become a favourite filming site! I arrived early in the day. Similar to what Grandma said! Unique in terms of aesthetics and design. I stayed at the Oberoi Udaivilas , which Travel & Leisure magazine named the top 25 hotel brands the world (2022) . The level of excitement was sky high. I asked a hotel travel agent to accompany me to the city's main attractions after I finished my meal. I was initially taken to the City Palace by him. The palace is close to Lake Pichola and is about 450 years old. Through the Tripolia gate, which has three arches, we entered the palace. Beautiful terraces, hallways, and gardens... just as in dance scenes, actio