Tourist places in Rajasthan-India

Rajasthan is a state of India which is considered to be the best state for tourism. In Rajasthan, there are many tourist destinations in every district, it is particularly fortified which is in almost every district. Apart from these, there are many mythological temples in Rajasthan. 

Tourism industry is prosperous in Rajasthan, endowed with natural beauty and great history. Rajasthan is a suitable tourist destination for both domestic and international tourists. Every third foreign tourist visiting India is sure to visit Rajasthan because it is part of the "golden triangle" for tourists visiting India.

There are different types of places to look and feel in different cities of Rajasthan. You can see here in this list.

Udaipur-

City Palace Complex • City Palace Museum • Government Museum • Glass Gallery • Vintage Car City Palace • Lake Palace • Jagdish Temple • Baghor Ki Haveli • Ahar • Monson Bhawan • 7 lakes of Udaipur • Pichola Lake • Nagda, Eklingi • Haldighati • Jag Niwas • Shilpagram • Moti Nagri, Saheliyo Ki Baari, Old Rajmahal • Temple of Saas Bahu • Eklingi garh, Gol Mahal, Udaipur • Sajjan Niwas • Dhola Mahal • Special Odi and Sisarama Village, Kumbhalgarh , Jawar • Chavand , Unvaas, Jagat, Toos (Mandesar) , Iswal,Jag Mandir, Shrinthaji • Rupaarayana, Rishabhdev • Ranakpur Jain Temple and Fatehsagar Lake.

Jaipur-

City Palace • Jantant Mantar • Hawa Mahal • Albert Hall Museum • Jal Mahal,

Aamer's Fort • B M. Bidla Auditorium, Galta Temple , Jumweramgarh Dam • Barrath • Ramnivas Bagh • Gator • Amber Fort, Sagar Lake • Moti Doongri Ganesh Temple,Temple of Govind Devaji • Statue Circle, Sanganer, Sambhar Lake • Shila Devi Temple • Jaighad Fort,Nahargarh Fort,Moti Dungari, Birla Mandir, Sheesh Mahal,, Jagat Shiromani Temple,Galta Dham, Ganga Mata Temple, Ghushmeshwar Shivalaya, Dargah Hazrat Maulana Ziauddin Sahib and Panna Meena Ki Baadi.

Mount Abu-

Dilwara Jain temple • Nakki lake, Gomukh temple, Arbuda Devi temple, Achalgarh fort, Sunset point, Mount Abu Wildlife Sanctuary and  Guru peak.

Jaisalmer-

Jaisalmer Qila- Sonar Fort, • Artistic Havells, Gadisagar Pound and Teela Ki Pol, Baadal Vilas , Jawahar Vilas, Amarsagar, Bada-baag, Mool Sagar,Gajrup Sagar,Ladurva,Sam Dunes, Kuldhara village, Pokaran, Ramdevra, Tanot Mata Temple, Desert National Park, Sola Khamba and  Rani Mahal.

Ajmer Pushkar-

Pushkar Lake • Khwaja Muinuddin Chishti Dargah • Anasagar Lake • Fortress of Taragarh • Adhaai Din Ka Jhopda, Savitri temple , Soni Ji Ki Nasiya, Rangji temple, Akbar's fort, Nasia temple, Brahma temple in   Pushkar.

Alwar-

 Tomb of Fatahganj • Baala Fort • City Palace • Neemrana Fort Palace • Silised Lake • Tal Tree • Narayani Dham • Sariska National Park • Temple of Bhartruhari.

Bikaner -

Junagadh Fort, Temple of Karnimata, Fort of Bikaner • Suraj Pol or Sun Darwaza, Lal Gadh Mahal, Rajasthan Archaeological Museum, Saradool Museum, Karani Museum, Ganga Golden Jubilee Museum.,

Jodhpur-

 Mehrangarh Fort • Gangaani • Uday Temple • Osian • Mandore Museum • Jaswant Thaad • Mandore Garden • Janana Mahal • Umaid Mahal.

Chittorgarh-

Chittorgarh Fort • Samadishwar Temple • Ratan Singh Mahal • Jain Kirti Column • Fateh Prakash Mahal • Temple of Kalika Mata • Kumbhswami Temple • Saat-Vees Devri, Vijay Stambh, Gaumukh Kund • Kumbh Mahal • Palace of Rani Padmini • Kirti Stambh.

Bharatpur-

 Deg • Dig Castle • Deg Fort • Lohgarh Fort, Bharatpur Bird Sanctuary.

Dongarpur -

Gab Sagar Lake • Dio Somnath • Juna Mahal Sawai madhopur Amareshwar Mahadev Temple • Banki Mata Temple • Khandhar's Fort

Dausa

Abhaneri • Harshat Mata Temple • Chand Baawdi.

Dholpur

Miran-e-Bagh • Achelswar Mahadev Temple.

Sikar

Laxmangarh • Laxmangarh fort

Jhalawar

Bhavani Natyashala • Chandrabhaga Temple

Karauli

Kailadevi temple • Timangarh fort.

Other 

Charbhuja Temple • Rajsamand Lake • Kankadoli • Laila Majjan's Mazar • Sri Nakoda Parsvanatha Tirtha • Badoli • Jambu Aranyya • Sri Mahavir Ji • Rani Sati Temple • Sojat • Arab-Persian Research Institute • Sanchor • Rao Madhoshimha Trust Museum.

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Mountains of Nellong valley in Uttarakhand (India)

As you hear the name of Ladakh, beautiful picture of snow-clad hills, valleys and beautiful lakes emerges in front of the eyes, but there is another place which is beautiful like Ladakh. That is in Uttarakhand, yes, if you are fond of roaming and along with a little adventure too, Nellong valley can prove to be the best destination for you. Nellong Valley is located in Uttarkashi district of Uttarakhand in north India, which is very beautiful and scenic. This beautifully lovable valley of natural beauty was being demanded to be opened for tourists for a long time and finally 52 years later it has been opened for the country tourists.

The height of the Nellong Valley is 11,000 feet above sea level, due

to which snow can be seen throughout the year. Here is the beauty of Ladakh, there are high roads, so many places of historical importance are present. The beauty of this valley can be judged from the fact that tourists from Nelong travel far and wide to see and enjoy the courtesies. According to tourists, the Nellong Valley is not only very beautiful and attractive but also very exciting.

There is no vegetation in this whole area far and wide. It can also be called desert desert in a way. Here, along with the Tibetan Plateau, can be seen in the trekking trails

of India's Tibetan trade that lasted decades ago. In this valley, two rivers, along with the Ganges, flow. Ganga goes ahead and meets Bhagirathi in Bhairav valley. There are many places ahead of Neyang, Naga, Nilapani, Tirapani, PDA and Sumala, where the camps of army and ITBP have been built, which remain in the security of the area throughout the year and are ready to serve the country.

The Nellong Valley is not only a beautiful place, but it used to be a very big business route between India and China. After the Indo-China war in 1962, the valley was permanently closed for tourists, but after nearly 52 years to promote tourism, the Nolong Valley has been re-opened for tourists. Presently the permission of the district administration is required to go here but for the foreign tourists, the area is still closed.

Winter season i.e. is forbidden to come to this place in November

and December but the time of March to June and September-October time is considered suitable for visiting here. Keep in mind that vehicles in this area are allowed to come in a limited amount. After coming here, tourists can get to see the Wooden Bridge built in Nellong Valley. Iron straps on wooden planks are tied on each other, and wooden guardrails are mounted on them so that they are forced to press the oval under the saw teeth. Also, seeing the pedestrian architecture, tourists are also amazed.

The bridge has the specialty that at one time it was the center of trade between India and Tibet. In addition to mountainous trees here, snow leopards and Himalayan blue sheep are also found here. No tourist here is allowed to spend the night. Since the war between India and China in 1962, this entire area was

completely restricted to the movement of ordinary people and tourists, Although 52 years later it has been opened for domestic tourists but due to security reasons foreign tourists are still banned. According to most of the tourists who look at the Nellong Valley, this is only seen in the same pattern of Tibet. Most tourists believe that this place is even more beautiful and captivating than Ladakh.



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Kashmir Tour

Nestled in the lap of the Himalayas, Jammu and Kashmir holds a special position throughout the world for its natural beauty. Jammu and Kashmir basically shares their borders in three areas i.e. it includes the Kashmir Valley, Jammu and Ladakh and Himachal Pradesh and Punjab State. Jammu and Kashmir, which is under India, is a popular tourist attraction, so that tourists can come here anytime to spend their vacation.

Srinagar is the capital of the Jammu and Kashmir region of India. Situated in the middle of the Kashmir Valley, this city is one of the main tourist destinations of India. While on the one hand, Dul is famous for Lake, on the other hand, it is especially famous for various temples. Situated at 1700 meters high, Srinagar is especially known for lakes and houseboats. Apart from this, Srinagar is also world famous for traditional Kashmiri handicrafts and dry fruits. The history of Srinagar is quite old. It is believed that this place was founded by the Praversen II 2,000 years ago. Five districts are located around this district. Srinagar district is situated north of Kargil, south of Pulwama, adjacent to north-west of Budhamgam. Srinagar is the summer capital of the state of Jammu and Kashmir. These cities and the surrounding areas were once considered one of the world's most beautiful tourist destinations - such as Dal Lake, Shalimar and Nishat Bagh, Gulmarg, Pahalgam, Chashmashahi, etc.

Apart from the lovers of nature, this place holds a special position in the heart of the enthusiasts engaged in adventure activities. The emperor believed that if there is a heaven on earth then it is right here. Kashmir is one of the most beautiful places in the world, along with its magnificent mountain ranges, crystal clear stream, temple, glacier, and gardens make four moons in the magnificence of this place.

Weather of Jammu & Kashmir

Jammu and Kashmir can be visited anytime, however, the best time to visit this place is between the months of March and October. During this time the weather and the climate are pleasant, due to which the beauty of the place is exposed and it is also an ideal time for sighting the site.

Tourism in Jammu & Kashmir-

Jammu and Kashmir is a major tourist destination in India, in

which Srinagar is considered to be the summer capital and Jammu as winter capital. Peer Panjal mountain chain and powerful Himalayas set four lanes in the state Shobha, along with this place is a must go place for adventure enthusiasts, nature lovers and pilgrims. Here there are the Amar Mahal Museum in Jammu and the Dogra Art Museum which is very popular among art lovers and every vibration of art will definitely want to go here once. Religious destinations include Vaishno Devi, Dargah Ghar Shah, Bahu Mandir, Jiyarat Baba Burden Shah, Shiv Khori, and Peerkhala Kho Guha Mandir. Clear blue water, mountain, lake, and pleasant climate are one of the most important features of the valley of Kashmir.

Apple and Cherry plantations, shikaras and trucks ride, houseboat and Kashmiri handicrafts make the beauty of this place even more unique and attractive. 

Here, many major mosques and temples like Hazratbal Masjid, Jama Masjid, Charar-e-Sharif, Kheer Bhavani Temple, Martand Surya Mandir, and Shankaracharya make the state a major pilgrimage site. The tourists coming here are Nishat Gardens, Shalimar Gardens, and the Chasham-A-Shahi Gardens, who represent the prosperity of the last Mughal empire, of course they will become so enthralled by seeing them and then they will not be able to stop them from appreciating this place

This state provides a great opportunity to those people who want to engage in adventure things like hiking, mountaineering, trekking, rafting, skiing and other adventures. These cities coming under Jammu and Kashmir, Patnitop, Gulmarg Krimchi, and Kishtwar have a special significance throughout the world for adventure sports and adventure.

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About South India Tour

                                                                 Welcome to South India

An Overview

South India is an area in the southern part of India. This includes Andhra Pradesh, Karnataka, Kerala and Tamil Nadu. It is also located in the Union territory of Puducherry (Puducherry) and Lakshadweep islands in the Arabian Sea. Godavari, Krishna, Tungabhadra and Kaveri rivers are important non-perennial sources of water. Southern region speaks one of the Dravid languages: Kannada, Malayalam, Tamil, Telugu, and Tulu speaks. South Indian origin is the classical dance of India like "Bharat Natima" and "Kathakali".

This part of India includes vast beaches, waterfalls, forests, lakes, backwater,

wildlife sanctuaries etc. The famous city of this area is Hyderabad and its twin city of Secunderabad, Mysore, Bangalore (Bengaluru), Kochi (Cochin), Trivandrum (Thiruvananthapuram), Chennai (Madras), Kanyakumari (Nagercoil) etc. Some famous hill stations in this area are Kodaikanal, Ooty (Otakamund), Munnar etc.

General Information

Southern part of India is called South India, Andhra Pradesh, Karnataka, Kerala and Tamil Nadu cover the states. The area of ​​south India is also known as Dravid because it is used in the national anthem of India. The majority of South Indians speak Dravidian language: South India speaks in English and Hindi in other languages ​​in Kannada, Malayalam, Tamil and Telugu.

Culture of South India

The culture of South India is similar to South Asia and Southeast Asia because many dynasties of South India rule south and southeast Asia. South India is essentially a celebration of the eternal universe through the celebration of the beauty of body and motherhood, which is preceded by their dance, clothes and idols. South Indian person wears white punches or colored luny with typical

boutique patterns, and women wear a sari in traditional style.

Rice is the highest food in South India, whereas fish is an integral part of the value of South Indian food. Coconut is an important component in Kerala and Andhra Pradesh. Hyderabad's Biryani, Dosa, Idli, Uttam popular southern Indian food is famous throughout the region.

Geography of South India

South India is a peninsula, which extends from the Arabian Sea, the Bay of Bengal to the east, the Indian Ocean in the south and Vindhya and Satpura mountains in the north. South Indian is a peninsula, in the west of the Arabian Sea, the Bay of Bengal in the east, the Indian Ocean in the south and Vindhya and Satpura ranges in the north. Satpura ranges define the northern branch of the Deccan Plateau. 

Western Ghats, along the west coast, mark another plateau boundary. The narrow gates of green land between the Western Ghats and the Arabian Sea in the Konkan region are the major rivers of this region, Godavari, Krishna and Kaveri, which flow eastwards and are empty in the Bay of Bengal. All three rivers make deltas before the Bay of Bengal and the coastal delta regions have traditionally formed the rice bowl of South India.

Climate of South India-

The climate of South India is very tropical with monsoon which plays a major role. The highest

rainfall in the region comes from the south-west monsoon in the months of June to October. Tamilnadu and southeast Andhra Pradesh received rain from north-east monsoon from November to February in this region from October to March on the cooler night, while days are very hot.

The northern part of southern India, from October to March, the temperature may fall below 10 degree Celsius. In the months of March to June, the days are very hot and the temperature can be more than 40 degrees Celsius, the minimum minimum temperature in the southern coastal area is 20 degrees Celsius and maximum is 35 degrees Celsius.

About South Indian Festivals- 

There are four states in southern region of India, with Tamil Nadu, Kerala, Karnataka and Andhra Pradesh and Union Territory of Pondicherry. The weather in these regions during the winter is mainly hot and pleasant. During monsoon, there is heavy rainfall in the coastal areas during the rainy season. South India is after the Dravidian tradition and there are different ways to celebrate their own festivals.

Karnataka celebrates all the national festivals and other religious festivals. But the most famous of them is their own special enemy, which is known as Mysore Dosara. Kannighees celebrates this festival with comets and glamor and the goddess dedicates the festival to Chamundeswari. This is a 10-day festival which comes in the month

of October. On the last day of Vijaya Dashami, a colorful procession of caprious elephants carrying the statue of Goddess Chamundi is taken through the well-decorated streets of the city. The festival was started by the Maharaja of Mysore and continues to this day. The palace is published every night and on the last day, the former Maharaja goes towards India's most colorful procession. People from all over the world gather to see the pomp and show in Mysore, celebrated in a grand style with many cultural performances in the great court hall of the festival Maharaj Mahal. In fact, a unique celebration of the common festival of Dussehra.

Another unique festival of Karnataka is Karaga which is celebrated

in Bangalore in honor of the Queen of Pandavas, Draupadi Karanga is celebrated on the full moon day of April, the first month of Kannada calendar. Yugadi is celebrating New Year in Karnataka. It falls in the month of Chait, after the new moon day in April. Karnataka State is celebrated on 1st November and it is a state festival.

The state of Andhra Pradesh is located in the south eastern part of India. The people of Andhra are known as Telugu, they are religious and celebrate festivals with great enthusiasm. Hyderabad is the capital of this state, which was ruled by the Nizam, has seen that the state celebrated the festival of Eid with great enthusiasm. Preparation of Biryani and Haleem is characterized by Telugu Muslims during Ramadan.

Makar is the special place of Sankranti in the Andhra community. This harvest festival is celebrated for 3 days in mid-January. The first day is bhogi which is spent with glee. The second day is active Many families arrange a doll show and invite their friends and offer gifts to the poor. Kanuma is the third day when they accept their gratitude for the participation of animals. They decorate their animals and worship them.

Famous for Kerala, the country of God, famous for its rear water and boat races. In this small state there is almost equal population of Hindus, Muslims and Christians and celebrate their festivals in harmony. Vishnu is the new year of Malayali people, which falls on April 14 every year. Keralites believe that when they wake up in the morning, they should look at the best things. The decorations of the huge flowers and other things are kept in front of the deities and worship them. Sweet meats are prepared from jaggery, rice and coconut.

Another important festival is Onam. Onam falls in August - September is celebrated in honor of King Mahabali, who once ruled Kerala. It is believed that their period is the Golden Age in Kerala's history. He was in danger for the gods and therefore they killed him. But since he proved to be a good king, he was allowed to return to his country in a year. Onam is the day of that day and the people of Kerala rejoiced to return to their king. The detailed flower motifs are being made in front of their homes to welcome it and cooked a completely vegetarian feast to the Kings palate. Malayali wear their traditional clothes, are full of gold ornaments and exchange gifts.

Located about 160 km south of Coromandel Coast, from Chennai, the central region is located in Pondicherry. French ruled this region for 300 years and today it is a living monument of French culture in India. Festivals are organized almost every month in Pondicherry. Still with constant French influence, similar to festivals, there is little difference from the rest of India, Pongal of Tamil Nadu is celebrated with similar enthusiasm in Pondicherry.

In the middle of March, the Mashimam Festival is a huge celebration when the nearby Devas of nearby temples reach Pundicherry. A sanctuary bath is done on the beach, thousands of witnesses and participate in this festival.

Rampattinam and Villionur car festivals are organized in July and May, respectively.

Folk Dances of South India-

Padayani (Kerala)

Padayani is one of the most colorful and popular dances of

southern Kerala. Padayana is associated with the festivals of some temples, which are called Padani or Padeni. Such temples are in Aleppi, Quilon, Pantamthitta and Kottayam districts. The main kolam (grand masks) displayed in the footage is Bhairavi (Kali), Kalan (God of death), Yakshi (fairy) and birds (bird).

Padayani contains a series of divine and semi-divine simulations, kollam is applied to different sizes and colors. Dancers, actors, singers and players play an important role in the performance of the footsteps. Actors or dancers wear corpses, which are many headgears, to cover many specimens and instruments and masks for the face or chest piece and artist's stomach.

Kollatam

'Kollattam' or stick dance is one of the most popular dances of Andhra Pradesh and Tamilnadu. Taken from Kolattham Coal (a small stick) and atam (drama).

It is also known as Kolanalu or Kolkalnu. Kolattam dance is a combination of rhythmic movements, songs and music and is done during the festivals of the local village. Kolatam is known by different names in different states of India. Koltam Group has a number of dancers in the range of 8 to 40. The stick used in the Coliseum dance provides the main rhythm.

Perini

Perini Thandavam is the male dance of warriors. As part of the tradition, before the warriors went to the battleground, performed this major dance in front of the idol of Natraj or Lord Shiva. It is popular in some parts of Andhra Pradesh state. In earlier times the rulers of Kakatiya dynasty had preserved such type of dance. Perini dance is done along with the green of the drum.
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