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Rajasthan

Known by the Briish as 'Rujptana', 'Land of Kings', glorious Rajasthan is one of India's most popular tourist destination. Before 1947 (independence ) there were about 18 feudal kingdoms; many rulers from the Hindu Rajputs to their Musilm overlords, the Moghuls made their fortune from taxing traders passing from Pakistan to India across the Thar Desert and poured thsi into building vast forts, carved Temples and bejewelled palaces. Eighty percent of the population live in rural communities, working the land and hearding animals, Local festivals bring excitement to an otherwise routine reural life with puppet shows, camel riging, trading, socialising and feasting. Udaipur is undoubtedly a dream destination for a romantic holiday. Every year, thousands of tourists come from all over the globe to visit this romantic city. Udaipur is easily accessible from all the major cities of India including Delhi, Mumbai and Jaipur

Chittorgarh Fort
Chittorgarh Fort is also known for its historical backdrop, the Fort is one of the best attractions in Chittorgarh. Extended in an area of 700 acres of land, Chittorgarh Fort is quite popular amongst travelers for its many architectural marvels. It is built in a hillock 300 feet in height.
Siliserh Lake and Palace
Siliserh Lake was constructed by Maharaja Vinay Singh in 1844 at a distance of 13 kilometers from Alwar. The intention was to channelize water to Alwar and this was fulfilled as the landscape of Alwar bloomed into luxurious gardens.
Nakki Lake
Nakki Lake the mythological lake with a very interesting story behind its creation is the heart of Mount Abu, the legend has it that this lake was dugg by Gods or Devtas using their nails or nakh that's why the name Nakki Lake
Deshnok
At about a distance of 30 Kms lies the most mesmerising shrine of Karni Mata. One can sight the rats which are considered to be personifications of storytellers. They are acknowledged as Kabas, and it is remarkably fortunate to have one run across your feet.
Chaumukha Temple
This temple is built on high plinth, encircled by lofty boundary walls with fraceful turrets.The temple has three entrances with double stories portals each leading through columned courts into the main halls – a seeming confusion of halls
Ana Sagar Lake
Ana Sagar Lake is an artificial lake situated in the city of Ajmer in Rajasthan state in India. It is was built by Anaji Chauhan, the grandfather of Prithvi Raj Chauhan, in 1135 -1150 AD and is named after him.
The Fatehsagar reservoir
A large reservoir built by the Ojha family, the Fatehsagar is a johra or water tank approximately two kilometers away from the Piramal Haveli. While the main water tank was originally used for bathing purposes by men and women, a ramp on one side at the back was built for animals to come and drink water. It is a hidden architectural marvel and definitely worth a visit!
Ganga Temple
The Ganga Temple situated in the core of Bharatpur city is a masterpiece of architecture. It is justly the most gorgeous temple in the city. Maharaja Balwant Singh instigated the erection of this temple. It consists an outstanding idol of goddess Ganga and fascinates visitors to its overwhelming impressive architecture
The City Palace
The City Palace on the banks of Lake Pichola really sets the standard as far as such heritage tourism is concerned. It is a majestic white marble palace royally placed perfectly in a peak reflecting its beauty in the Pichola Lake. Interior of palace is breath-taking with beautiful paintings, grand silver doors, frescos and mirror work, fountains and beautiful gardens.

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