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Jaipur :-

Jaipur, popularly known as the “Pink City”, and “Paris of India”, is the capital of Rajasthan state,

India. Jaipur is worldwide famous for unique Architecture, Vastu, Astrology, Forts, Monuments,

Palaces, Art and Craft, Culture and last but not least for unique Food.

Heritage of year 1727 is still alive in Jaipur which is the main attraction of Jaipur tour.

Jaipur is renowned on international tourism map as one vertex of Golden Triangle of Indian

tourism. Many scripts and poems have been written on the beauty of Jaipur city by domestic

tourists as well as foreign tourists. Countless documentary movies have been made on Jaipur in

last 250 years.

Main attractions of Jaipur tour are Amber fort, Nahargarh Fort, Jaigarh Fort, Jal Mahal, Hawa

Mahal, City Palace, Galta temple, Birla temple, Govind dev ji temple and Albert hall museum for

sight seeing.

In addition to this, it is best to always check the schedules of fairs and festivals of Jaipur at the

time of planning your Jaipur tour so that you can witness colorful fairs and festivals of Jaipur.

AJMER :-

Founded in the seventh century by Ajaipal Chauhan, Ajmer derives its name from Ajay Meru.

Ajay Meru is the invincible hill, at the foot of which the city stands today. Surrounded by the

Aravalli mountain range, Ajmer is an oasis. Ajmer is a popular pilgrimage; the Dargah Sharif,

where the tomb of the Sufi Saint Khwaja Moinuddin Chisti is revered by the Muslims. Ajmer is

also the base for tourists who are visiting Pushkar, the abode of Lord Brahma; Pushkar Lake is

a sacred spot for the Hindus. During Kartika which falls in the months of October and

November, devotees throng to Pushkar in large numbers to take a dip in the sacred lake.

Pushkar :-

Pushkar is an important centre of pilgrimage for Hindus. The place has a magnetic appeal with

400 temples that are blue white and a number of bathing ghats. The town resounds with

chanting of prayers and religious songs, along with drums and gongs. Pushkar is a happy tourist

attraction and the main marketing spot sells didgeridoos(Australian wind music instrument),

scarves in tie and dye, to the mix of eager tourists flocking from the world over. There is a dash

of commercialism but the town retains a mystique. The Nag Pahar is a small hill which

separates Pushkar from Ajmer a mere 11 km apart.