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The Rajasthan cities echo the splendor
of this state and are a living sign of the rich cultural diversity. The
cities of Rajasthan is stuffed with art and culture, history and is a
treasure trove of exquisite forts, palaces, havelis and temples
standing as an evidence to the imperial grandeur.
Rajasthan tourism brings you near the
real charisma of Rajasthan and traveling in and beyond Rajasthan is
also a wonderful experience.
The tourists traveling Rajasthan have
a broad spectrum of places to visit that unfurl the regal ecstasy of
Rajasthan. Jaipur is towards the west in Rajasthan and is well known as
the ‘Pink city’.
The entire Rajasthan carries an
exquisite charm making it different from other destinations in the
universe.
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The historical monuments narrate the
gallantry stories of the Rajput rulers. Rajasthan cities include
Jodhpur which is the second largest and was founded by Rao Jodha. This
city has beautiful forts, palaces and temples.
They bring the splendor of the past and the
folk dances, elegant handicrafts and music create an ambiance of being
a romantic city. Jodhpur is at the end of the Thar Desert, yet is
abundant in gardens, parks, ponds, artificial lakes and opulent houses
with gardens and lawns.
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The cities of Rajasthan include the
Udaipur that is also referred to as the Jewel of Mewar. This was found
by Maharajah Jai Singh. Udaipur has three lakes Fatehsagar, Pichhola
and Udaisagar.
The Jag Mandir on the Pichhola Lake
is quite famous. Jaisalmer is also one of the cities of Rajasthan
founded by Jaisal Prince and acquired the name.
The hospitality makes this town a
special place and tourists are attracted to this region owing to the
Jaisalmer fort.
The havelis here are quite enchanting
and reveals the splendor of the magnificent past. The pathway conceals
the city with sand dunes and camel safari is the best way to unearth
the golden city.
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The Rajasthan cities include Bikaner which
is also known as the camel city of Rajasthan. Bikaner is a desert
country and the routes are one of the ancient caravan routes.
The city of Rajasthan, especially Bikaner
was a flourishing centre of trade during the medieval period. The son
of Rao Jodhaji, Bikaji founded a desolate land called Jangladesh and
slowly transformed this land into Bikaner, an impressive city.
This city acquired its name from Bikaji. The
other Rajasthan cities are Alwar, Bharatpur, Ajmer, Mt.Abu, Bundi,
Pushkar, Ranthambore, Shekhawati, Ranakpur, Chittaurgarh and Sariska.
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