Eastern
Rajasthan is divorced from the dry and sandy deserts of northwestern
Rajasthan by the spiky Aravalli Hills, that fence the state from southwest
to northeast, covering a stretch of 850 km. The Aravallis lend moisture and
fertility to the eastern and south eastern part of Rajasthan making the area
apt for nurturing wildlife.
This is the reason why we have some of India's most popular wildlife
reserves and national parks here. The Keoladeo Ghana National Park or
Bharatpur Bird Sanctuary, conserving over 350 species of avi fauna species
in its 29 sq km marshy lands, is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
To the south-east of Keoladeo is situated the famous Tiger Reserve called
Ranthambore National Park. It is located at the intersection of Aravalli
Hills and Vindhyan Plateau and is famed for conserving a large number of
Royal Bengal Tigers. Another wild highlight of eastern Rajasthan is Sariska
Tiger Reserve. Apart from the varied wildlife species, you can also see some
of the finest medieval temples and forts here. Not to miss attraction here
is the ghost city of Bhangarh.
Eastern Rajasthan is also home to some of the most important pilgrimage
destinations of the country including the sacred town of Pushkar. It is here
that the largest cattle festival of the world, Pushkar Fair, takes place.
The town plays host to thousands of devotees who come to take a holy dip in
the Pushkar lake every year. One of the most important Muslim pilgrimage
centres, Dargah of Muin-ud-din Chishti, is also situated here.
Golden Triangle Holidays
Duration : 12 Nights / 13 Days
Attractions :-
- Delhi Sightseeing - Jama Masjid, Red Fort,Chandni Chowk
- Trip to Hawa Mahal in Jaipur
- Wildlife Safari in Ranthambore National Park
- Tiger Safari at Bandhavgarh National Park
- Visit to Khajuraho Group of Temples
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Monuments in North India
Duration :14 Nights / 15 Days
Attractions :-
- Visit Laxmi Narayan Temple in Delhi
- Temple visit in Mathura
- Appreciating arhitecture of Taj Mahal in Agra
- Holy Dip at Varanasi (Ganga)
- Visit to the erotic temples of khajuraho
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Representing the heritage of Rajasthan are the ancient cities of the east
including Alwar. Alwar is one of the oldest kingdoms of Rajasthan, dating
back to the Matsya kingdom of 1500 BC. Bharatpur, is another ancient city,
that was under the control of Jats for several years. Most of the
attractions of Bharatpur and Deeg were built under the rule of Jat ruler
Suraj Mahl.
Traditional colors continue to be sprinkled on the vibrant state,
throughout the year, by the festivals celebrated here including the Brij
Festival which is celebrated with Raslila of Radha Krishna, Alwar Utsav
which is a tourist carnival, Urs Festival celebrated by Muslims, Pushkar
Fair, Kaila Devi Festival and Shri Mahavirji Fair which is a prime Jain
festival.