Dhundhar Circuit

Jaipur – Samode – Ramgarh – Dausa – Abhaneri

Jaipur, the Pink city and Rajasthan’s colourful capital, is full of things to see and do. There are impressive monuments, an excellent range of handicrafts, a wide variety of cuisine, and entertainment that can keep you enthralled for days. In fact, you will find yourself waiting to extend your holidays. It’s a city that can cast it’s spell on you from the moment you arrive.

Sightseing Places:

Amer Fort, Jaigarh Fort, Nahargarh Fort, Kanak Vrindavan, City Palace, Jantar Mantar, Ramniwas Garden, Albert Hall Museum, Jal Mahal.

Brij – Mewat Circuit

Alwar – Sariska – Deeg – Bharatpur – Karauli – Ranthambore

Alwar has been among the historic cities in Rajasthan. It is surrounded by prehistoric as well as historic sites that are an archaeologist’s delight.

Some important sights that are not to be missed are the Bala Qila, City Palace, Vinay Vilas Palace, Vijay Mandir Palace and Moti Doongri.

To the west lie the protected forests of Sariska. Once the hunting grounds of the rulers of Alwar, the Sariska Tiger Reserve and Wildlife Sanctuary today provides shelter to a large variety of wildlife.

The palaces and Gardens of Deeg are among the most beautiful in this region. The Gopal Bhawan, nand Bhawan and Krishna Bhawan are ingeniously desgined palaces that have attractive features and are rich in history.

A visit in this region is not complete without a trip to Bharatpur.  The history of Bharatpur traces the rise and fall of  Jat power in eastern Rajasthan. The fort of Bharatpur is the focal point which ook sixty years to built and was known as Lohagarh or the iron fort. On your visit do not miss to visit the Keoladeo National Park, once the hunting preserve of the princess of Bharatpur is ranked among the world’s best bird sancturies.

The other area of international importance is the tiger land of Ranthambore. This is the ideal place in Rajasthan to see the Indian tiger in it’s natural habitat. If you can pull yourself out of the Ranthambore forests, don’t miss the formidable fort of ranthambore, which has a popular Ganesh Temple.

Hadoti Circuit

Bundi - Kota – Jhalawar -  Baran

Bundi, the first major destination in Hadoti to be reached from Jaipur has a strong association with Rudyard Kipling, who drew inspiration from the town and it’s surrondings. The palaces and fortress of Bundi seem to come straight out of a fairy tail.

It is a region that has kept it’s past alive but also prepared itself to face the 20^th century with all the necessary requirements.

Take the bustling, cluttered city of Kota, which is a thoroughly modern. But it also has its majestic fort and palaces to woo the travelers. Kota is famous for its sarees called Kotadoria.  These cotton sarees are very popular as summer wear.

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