Jaipur

Jaipur, well know with the name as the Pink City and the first planned city of India, is situated in the desert jewel of India named as Rajasthan and also id the capital of the Rajasthan. Jaipur the marvelous city of the vibrant Rajasthan is the most visiting destination by the entire tourist for exploring its cultural and architectural beauty, rich heritage and culture and ancient glorious historical monuments.

It was situated by the Maharaja Sawai Jai Singh in 1728 and the name of the Pink city Jaipur is given by him. The city is built by the pink stucco in the imitation of the sandstone and is remarkable in among pre-modern cities for the width and continuity of its street, which laid out into six sectors separated by broad streets.

Various book of architecture and many architects are involved for the designing the lay out of the city Jaipur and by their efforts the best architectural city had been created. The city is situated on the eastern part of the Rajasthan bound in the north by Alwar and Sikar, in south by Tonk, Ajmer and Sawai Madhopur. Modern architectural facilitates are vastly growing in the city and it has become the hot spot from the traveler points of view.

It is well connected by the Air as the international Airport is located in the city, by Road -surrounded by all the major highways and connected with all the major Indian cities, by Rail - connected with all the major Indian cities. The area covered by the city in the municipal limit is near about 64.75 sq. km and the best season for visiting in Jaipur is from September to March.

The prime attraction of the city that can be explored are City Palace - the house of the glorious Maharaja families, Hawa Mahal, Amber Fort, Jaigarh Fort - where one can explore the one of the biggest Toph named as Jaivan in the fort, Nahargarh Fort, Jantar Mantar, Ancient Govind Dev ji Temple, Ramgarh Band - build upon the Ban Ganga and various tourist places. Various other things related to Jaipur like as handicraft, blue pottery, textiles, carpet weaving, are very popular in the world.

Pushkar

Pushkar, the holy city and a unique gem among the vastness and the grandeur of India, is most visiting tourist place and a paradise for the nature lovers. The camel fair of the Pushkar is very famous in the world which is organized in the month of October/November.
 

The sacred lake of the Pushkar attached with the myth that it was created by the Lord Brahma, 52 Ghats and near about 500 temples can be explored here and all these things make the Pushkar city a sacred and the pilgrimage for the Hinduism. The temple of Lord Brahma, situated here, is the only temple in the world.

Pushkar  is well connected by train to Jaipur and Delhi, traveling to and from Pushkar is relatively inexpensive, fast and extremely safe. Other major temples that can be explored in the Pushkar are Raghunath, Varah, Savitri, Gayatri etc. A myth is closely attached with the Pushkar that when the Lord Brahma was passing this spot, he dropped a lotus flower and where the petals fell, water sprang out and the lake were formed there.

The other unique attraction of here other than the temples is the Nag hill which is considered the oldest hill in the world and on the hill there is a Nag Kund. Pushkar is well connected by Air as the Airport in Jaipur, by Road and by the Railways and the area covered by the Pushkar is near about 5 sq. km. 

Samode

Samode, an ideal desert gateway, lies on the way of Shekahwati, is famous for its haveli and fort, located 40 km. far apart for the capital city of Rajasthan - Jaipur and is well connected by roads. Explore the Samode on the top of a camel will give you a grand and unforgettable experience through your life.

One can easily approach to Samode by roads from the Delhi or Jaipur as it has not own any airport and railhead. Famous Samode palace against the background the stony hills, which was created by the Rawals of Samode, is near about 400 years old and has been converted into now a comfortable hotel.

The Diwan-i-Khas of the Samode palce is covered with the original paintings and mirror work and is fine example of the Rajput haveli architecture.