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8 Tourist attraction in Mount Abu

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Located near the Sirohi District, Mount Abu is the only hill station in Rajasthan. It lies in the Aravalli mountain range at an approximate elevation of around 1,220 meters above sea level, with its highest point being 'Guru Shikhar' which is at a height of 1,722 meters above sea level. Here are the eight places to visit in Mount Abu. Dilwara Temples   Known for their architectural splendour and exquisite stone carvings, the Dilwara temples in Rajasthan are dedicated to Jain Tirthankars. Located about 2.5 km from Mount Abu. Wildlife Sanctuary   The Forest located between the Aravalli mountain range was declared as a wildlife sanctuary in 1980 and covers an area of approximately 288 sq kilometers. It is a sub tropical forest which has an abundance of various species of flora and fauna. While there are traces of past dwellings of the lion and the tiger, but as of now the prime feline predator found here is the Leopard. Nakki Lake   Nakki Lake is fa...

5 Indian hill stations you must visit during the monsoons

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These Indian hill stations are beautiful during the monsoons. Let this list help you plan the perfect monsoon vacation.   The common perception suggests that travelling to the hills is a bad idea during the monsoons. Agreed. We all know that the slippery roads and the landslides make them inaccessible. So, what does a mountain lover do in these times? Well, not every hill station in this country is inaccessible during the monsoons. Instead, there are many places that become even better during this season. The rains simply bring out the best in them. Knowing this for a fact, here's a list of hill stations in India where you can travel to this monsoon. Madhya Pradesh and Kerala among the big winners at the National Tourism Awards . Wayanad Kerala When somebody talks about the most picture-perfect monsoon destinations in India , Wayanad has to be on the top. The slopes of this destination in Kerala are carpeted by a layer of greenery that ...

Now enjoy your Rajasthan vacation in semi-luxury train

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Now for Rajasthan travelers who thinks that luxury trains are beyond there budget for them Indian Railway Catering and Tourism Corporation (IRCTC) has given a chance to plan there Rajasthan  vacation in a semi-luxury train tour that would take travelers from Delhi to the historical and religious places of Rajasthan, including Udaipur, Ajmer, Pushkar and Chittorgarh. This would give ample luxury stay according to class of train they choose. The all-inclusive four nights/five-day package has been priced at Rs 29,000 for second AC and Rs 35,000 for first AC. The trip is specially planned for the long weekend of August 12 to August 16 , which would begin from Safdarjung Railway station in New Delhi. The package would be all inclusive of food, travel by air-conditioned vehicles, housekeeping and security arrangements. During the long weekend of Independence Day if you want to travel in personal vehicle away from chaos of groups the...

Rajasthan trips options for long weekend of Independence Day

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Start planning now for independence day long weekend holiday period. When the Independence Day falls on a Monday, you must plan to take a trip for sure for atleast four days start from weekend and for monday. Why not add in the Tuesday by calling sick and make the weekend even more fun! Or maybe the Friday after Janmashtami can also be called off! so get ready for long weekend for this specific period we made some of the best high demanding rajasthan tour packages so you no need to work harder to get tour ideas and search at google , we will provide you one stop for all your travel requirements . and according to your budget you can choose among the tour options that fitted you most .for any further query feel free to contact us through mobile or e mail. we would be happy to make a memorable rajasthan long weekend trip for your family. Looking for Domestic tour packages? then you are at the right place Book long weekend tour packages from Rajasthan tour planner India. ...

Rajasthan India Tours - 5 Top Destinations to Visit

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Rajasthan, 'meaning the land of kings' is a place enriched by its culture, warm hospitality, grandeur palaces, and majestic forts. The ancient forts, palatial palaces, and splendid havelis of the state are a witness to the history full of pride, honor, valor and bravery, the traits which can be sensed in the air of Rajasthan, the regal and imperial state of India - the largest state in the country. The multifaceted history, rich culture and vibrant living style of the place makes 'Rajasthan tourism' top the chart of domestic and international tourists. Every city of the state has its own unique flavor but the top 5 destinations are Jaipur , Udaipur, Jodhpur, Jaisalmer and Bikaner. Jaipur - the Capital City: Jaipur, 'the pink city of India' is named after the sovereign 'Sawai Jai Singh' who founded the city. The city was painted in pink when 'Prince of Wales' visited the city. The city is also one of the prime locations of Golden Tri...

Rajasthan Desert Safari in Sea of Yellow Sand

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A ride in the golden shimmering Thar Desert gives you a glimpse of the traditions and lifestyles of the colorful culture of Rajasthan. Pertaining to your comfort and convenience, Desert Safari is divided in two types: Camel Safari , it gives you a chance to travel the kaleidoscopic shimmering landscape on the back of a camel and if you want the journey to be short and light, Jeep Safari is the appropriate option where you can rent a robust gypsy. The best time to travel through the desert is either morning or evening as all through the day the heat is scorching with the sun at its peak. A Rajasthan desert Safari can be of a day or last till a week depending on your choice. You can either go for a day long journey to a Rajasthan village or a week long expedition covering extensive distances in the indefatigable Thar. The major historical cities of Rajasthan that lie on the periphery of the Thar are: Bikaner, Jodhpur, Jaisalmer and Pushkar . These cities are the ...

India's 5 most haunted places

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India is a land of mysteries. These are some places and legends associated with their history that will get you into believing that ghosts do exist. The Bhangarh Fort It is said that back in the old days, a 'tantrik' cast a black magic spell on the palace and the villagers around and Bhangarh was doomed forever. Visitors are not allowed in the area after sunset, owing to the paranormal activities reported inside. GP Block, Meerut Locals say that ghosts of men who were drinking partners when they were alive can be seen here. Ghosts of girls in red dresses have also been spotted here. Delhi Cantonment, Delhi  Though, it is a very commonly used passage that leads to the other side of Delhi, not many people have noticed that this area is a haunted place. According to those who have noticed, most of the times they have seen a lady standing in white dress asking for lift. If you go through, she will run as fast as the car runs and people reporte...