Rajasthan is a land of rich culture, traditions and festivals and is a major tourist destination of India, attracting thousands of tourists from across the world every year.
The major tourist attraction in cities of Rajasthan are :
Tourist Attractions In Alwar : Forts And Palaces In Alwar, Temples In Alwar, Other Attractions In Alwar, Excursion From Alwar.
Tourist Attractions In Bikaner : Devi Kund, Junagarh Fort, Bhandasar Jain Temple, Shiv Bari Temple, Deshnok Temple, Ganga Government Museum, Prachina Museum, Camel Breeding Farm.
Tourist Attractions In Chittorgarh : Chittorgarh Fort, Padmini`s Palace, Kalika Mata Temple, Rana Kumbha Palace, Kirti Stambh, Vijay Stambh.
Tourist Attractions In Ghanerao : Jain Temple, Kumbalgarh Fort, Muchala Mahavir Temple, Kumbalgarh Sanctuary.
Tourist Attractions In Jodhpur : Jaswant Thada, Umaid Bhawan Palace, Mehrangarh Fort, Mandore Garden.
Tourist Attractions In Mount Abu : Gaumukh Temple, Dilwara Jain Temple, Adhar Devi Temple, Shri Raghunathji Temple, Sunset Point, Honeymoon Point, Gardens and Parks, Museum and Art Gallery, Nakki Talab (Nakki Lake).
Tourist Attractions In Pushkar : Pushkar Lake, Temples In Pushkar, More Attractions In Pushkar, Excursions From Pushkar.
Tourist Attractions In Sawai Madhopur : Ranthambore National Park, Forts In Sawai Madhopur, Temples In Sawai Madhopur.
Tourist Attractions In Bharatpur : Bharatpur Bird Sanctuary, Lohagarh Fort, Banke Bihari Temple, Laxman Temple, Ganga Maharani Temple, Government Museum, Tour To Bandh Baretha, Tour To Kaman, Tour To Bayana, Tour To Roopvaas, Tour To Deeg Palace.
Tourist Attractions In Bundi : Bundi Palace, Chhattar Mahal or the Palace of Towers, Taragarh Fort, Nagar Sagar Kund.
Tourist Attractions In Dungarpur : Juna Mahal, Udai Bilas Palace, Gaib Sagar Lake,
Rajmata Devendra Kunwar State Museum and Cultural Centre.
Tourist Attractions In Jaisalmer : Havelis In Jaisalmer, Patwon Ki Haveli, Jaisalmer Fort / Golden Fort, Salim Singh Ki Haveli, Nathmalji Ki Haveli, Tazia Tower, Jain Temples Jaisalmer, Lodurva Temples, Khuri Sand Dunes, Sam Sand Dunes, Desert Culture Centre And Museum, Godi Sagar Lake, Folklore Museum.
Tourist Attractions In Kanota : Durbar Hall, The Library, The Museum, The beautiful garden of the Royal Castle.
Tourist Attractions In Nawalgarh : Muraraka Haveli, Hem Raj Kulwal Haveli, Morarka Haveli.
Tourist Attractions In Sariska : Hanuman Temple, Sariska National Park, Kankawadi Fort.
Tourist Attractions In Udaipur : Palaces, Havelis And Museums In Udaipur, Temples In Udaipur, Lakes In Udaipur, Excursions From Udaipur.
Wednesday, November 28, 2007
Tuesday, November 27, 2007
Rajasthan Fairs And Festivals
Rajasthan is a vibrant, exotic state in India where tradition and royal glory meet in a riot of colors against the vast backdrop of sand and desert. Referred to as the Desert Jewel of India, Rajasthan shimmers with even more vibrancy during the time of its colourful fairs and festivals. The desert glitters with the colors of joyous celebration and gay abandon with every fair and festival of Rajasthan. There is a celebration for every religious occasion, every change of season and every harvest, all invariably a reflection of the genius of their arts and crafts and their ascetic refinement.
Fairs and Festivals in Rajasthan state of India are :
Alwar Festival : Alwar festival emphasize the legacy of rich culture in Alwar.
Baneshwar Fair : This is a religious festival with simple and traditional rituals.
Banganga Fair Jaipur : The Banganga Fair of Jaipur is one of the biggest events of Rajasthan.
Brij Festival Bharatpur : Takes place before Holi in Honour of Lord Krishna at Bharatpur.
Camel Festival Bikaner : Event organized in Bikaner by the Department of Tourism, Art and Culture, Government of Rajasthan.
Chandrabhaga Fair Jhalawar : Chandrabhaga fair heald each year in month of kartik (October - November).
Desert Kite Festival Jodhpur : January 14 is celebrated in India as Makar Sankranti Festival.
Desert Festival Jaisalmer : This festival of Rajasthan is celebrated in Jaisalmer City.
Dussehra Festival Kota : One of the big festivals celebrated in most parts of India is Dussehra.
Elephant Festival Jaipur : Elephant Festival is an inimitable event held annually in Jaipur.
Gangaur Festival Jaipur : It holds a special significance for the Rajasthanis. It is celebrated in honour of Gauri (The goddess of abundance).
Gogamedi Fair : It is celebrated each year in Gogamedi in Ganganagar city of Rajasthan.
Holi Festival In Rajasthan : The colourful state of Rajasthan plays Holi in same way as Mathura.
International Kite Festival Jaipur : This festival is celebrated in Jaipur City of Rajasthan state.
Kailadevi Fair Karauli : The annual fair of Kailadevi is held in Karauli district of Rajasthan.
Kajli Teej Bundi : Celebrated in the town of Bundi in Kota city of Rajasthan.
Kolayat Fair Kolayat Bikaner : This festival is a reminder of the living traditions of ancient India.
Marwar Festival Jodhpur : A 2 day festival celebrated during the Sharad Poornima in Jodhpur.
Mahaveerji Fair Mahavirji : This annual fair is celebrated at Mahavirji in Rajasthan state.
Mewar Festival Udaipur : Festival of Udaipur city is famous for traditional Rajasthan Jewelry.
Naag Panchami Jodhpur : Festival of snakes dedicated to honour the Serpent God (Naag Devta).
Nagaur Festival : Festival held every year in the quaint Rajput town of Nagaur in Rajasthan.
Pushkar Camel Fair : The world's largest camel fair held in the holy town of Pushkar in Rajasthan.
Pushkar Fair : Pushkar Fair is held in the enchanting desert town of Pushkar.
Ramdeora Fair Pokaran Jaisalmer : Celebrated in Pokhran, Jaisalmer takes place twice a year.
Sheetala Ashtmi Chaksu Jaipur : Celebrated in Chakshu Jaipur is celebrated during the spring season in the month of March.
Shilpgram Crafts Mela Udaipur : The Shilpgram Crafts Mela in Udaipur is a crafts lover paradise.
Summer Festival Mt. Abu : Organized in the only hill station of Rajasthan at Mount Abu.
Teej Festival Jaipur : Festival of Teej is widely celebrated, but its real charm can be found only in Jaipur, Rajasthan.
Urs Festival In Ajmer : The Urs festival marks the death anniversary of the Khwaja in Ajmer.
Winter Festival Mount Abu : The romantic hill resort of Mount Abu provides a welcome respite from the heat of Rajasthan.
Fairs and Festivals in Rajasthan state of India are :
Alwar Festival : Alwar festival emphasize the legacy of rich culture in Alwar.
Baneshwar Fair : This is a religious festival with simple and traditional rituals.
Banganga Fair Jaipur : The Banganga Fair of Jaipur is one of the biggest events of Rajasthan.
Brij Festival Bharatpur : Takes place before Holi in Honour of Lord Krishna at Bharatpur.
Camel Festival Bikaner : Event organized in Bikaner by the Department of Tourism, Art and Culture, Government of Rajasthan.
Chandrabhaga Fair Jhalawar : Chandrabhaga fair heald each year in month of kartik (October - November).
Desert Kite Festival Jodhpur : January 14 is celebrated in India as Makar Sankranti Festival.
Desert Festival Jaisalmer : This festival of Rajasthan is celebrated in Jaisalmer City.
Dussehra Festival Kota : One of the big festivals celebrated in most parts of India is Dussehra.
Elephant Festival Jaipur : Elephant Festival is an inimitable event held annually in Jaipur.
Gangaur Festival Jaipur : It holds a special significance for the Rajasthanis. It is celebrated in honour of Gauri (The goddess of abundance).
Gogamedi Fair : It is celebrated each year in Gogamedi in Ganganagar city of Rajasthan.
Holi Festival In Rajasthan : The colourful state of Rajasthan plays Holi in same way as Mathura.
International Kite Festival Jaipur : This festival is celebrated in Jaipur City of Rajasthan state.
Kailadevi Fair Karauli : The annual fair of Kailadevi is held in Karauli district of Rajasthan.
Kajli Teej Bundi : Celebrated in the town of Bundi in Kota city of Rajasthan.
Kolayat Fair Kolayat Bikaner : This festival is a reminder of the living traditions of ancient India.
Marwar Festival Jodhpur : A 2 day festival celebrated during the Sharad Poornima in Jodhpur.
Mahaveerji Fair Mahavirji : This annual fair is celebrated at Mahavirji in Rajasthan state.
Mewar Festival Udaipur : Festival of Udaipur city is famous for traditional Rajasthan Jewelry.
Naag Panchami Jodhpur : Festival of snakes dedicated to honour the Serpent God (Naag Devta).
Nagaur Festival : Festival held every year in the quaint Rajput town of Nagaur in Rajasthan.
Pushkar Camel Fair : The world's largest camel fair held in the holy town of Pushkar in Rajasthan.
Pushkar Fair : Pushkar Fair is held in the enchanting desert town of Pushkar.
Ramdeora Fair Pokaran Jaisalmer : Celebrated in Pokhran, Jaisalmer takes place twice a year.
Sheetala Ashtmi Chaksu Jaipur : Celebrated in Chakshu Jaipur is celebrated during the spring season in the month of March.
Shilpgram Crafts Mela Udaipur : The Shilpgram Crafts Mela in Udaipur is a crafts lover paradise.
Summer Festival Mt. Abu : Organized in the only hill station of Rajasthan at Mount Abu.
Teej Festival Jaipur : Festival of Teej is widely celebrated, but its real charm can be found only in Jaipur, Rajasthan.
Urs Festival In Ajmer : The Urs festival marks the death anniversary of the Khwaja in Ajmer.
Winter Festival Mount Abu : The romantic hill resort of Mount Abu provides a welcome respite from the heat of Rajasthan.
Monday, November 26, 2007
Rajasthan Train Tours
Trains of Rajasthan - here we do not just imply the usual trains that are so useful for our day to day purposes, rather, we mean something special. The special trains that are run by Rajasthan Government specifically from tourism point of view. These trains beckon tourists from far and wide promising them a gala time of their life. With evocative names, these trains offer an opulence that is otherwise experienced only in dreams.
The interior decor, every inch reminding of the royal past, along with soft music playing in the background is just mesmerising. There are televisions, library, dining hall to cater to every sort of need of the passengers. Nights are spent in the luxurious environs of the train while days are meant for sightseeing. The sightseeing itinerary is designed in a way to show the passengers the best of the state. Luxury coaches are also provided to take passengers round the halting city.
Talking about the destinations covered by these trains, it is heartening to note that not only famous big cities are covered, rather there is a genuine effort to expose the passengers to every aspect of the state of Rajasthan. The various trains offer an opportunity to the passengers to explore the big & small, the civilised & wild and the modern and traditional world of Rajasthan. The number of days for which these trains take passengers on a trip also varies from 2 to 8 days. This means that even if tourists to Rajasthan do not have much time in hand, they can atleast enjoy some magical moments on board these trains.
Some of the major Trains of Rajasthan are :
Palace On Wheels Luxury Train : The Palace on Wheels Luxury Train runs from January to April and from September to December every year. The Palace on Wheels does not run during the hottest summer months.
The Fairy Queen Train : Enjoy your two day trip through the golden beauty of the Rajasthan. Fairy Queen, the world's oldest locomotive train is a wonder itself and takes you to the wilderness of the Sariska Wild Life Sanctuary.
The Royal Orient Train : The Royal Orient offers you multi-cuisined restaurants, thirteen coaches and gold ambossed saloons, inspired from puissant kingdoms.
Heritage On Wheels Train : Heritage on Wheels another luxury train in Rajasthan by RTDC and Indian Railways, takes you to the lesser known area of Shekhawati Region - Bikaner - Nawalgarh - Ramgarh - Mandawa including Gajner and Tal Chhapar sanctuaries.
Deccan Odyssey Train : The luxury train Deccan Odyssey or the Palace on Wheels of Maharashtra is one of the best way to explore and experience the rich culture of the land of Marathas-Maharashtra.
The interior decor, every inch reminding of the royal past, along with soft music playing in the background is just mesmerising. There are televisions, library, dining hall to cater to every sort of need of the passengers. Nights are spent in the luxurious environs of the train while days are meant for sightseeing. The sightseeing itinerary is designed in a way to show the passengers the best of the state. Luxury coaches are also provided to take passengers round the halting city.
Talking about the destinations covered by these trains, it is heartening to note that not only famous big cities are covered, rather there is a genuine effort to expose the passengers to every aspect of the state of Rajasthan. The various trains offer an opportunity to the passengers to explore the big & small, the civilised & wild and the modern and traditional world of Rajasthan. The number of days for which these trains take passengers on a trip also varies from 2 to 8 days. This means that even if tourists to Rajasthan do not have much time in hand, they can atleast enjoy some magical moments on board these trains.
Some of the major Trains of Rajasthan are :
Palace On Wheels Luxury Train : The Palace on Wheels Luxury Train runs from January to April and from September to December every year. The Palace on Wheels does not run during the hottest summer months.
The Fairy Queen Train : Enjoy your two day trip through the golden beauty of the Rajasthan. Fairy Queen, the world's oldest locomotive train is a wonder itself and takes you to the wilderness of the Sariska Wild Life Sanctuary.
The Royal Orient Train : The Royal Orient offers you multi-cuisined restaurants, thirteen coaches and gold ambossed saloons, inspired from puissant kingdoms.
Heritage On Wheels Train : Heritage on Wheels another luxury train in Rajasthan by RTDC and Indian Railways, takes you to the lesser known area of Shekhawati Region - Bikaner - Nawalgarh - Ramgarh - Mandawa including Gajner and Tal Chhapar sanctuaries.
Deccan Odyssey Train : The luxury train Deccan Odyssey or the Palace on Wheels of Maharashtra is one of the best way to explore and experience the rich culture of the land of Marathas-Maharashtra.
Sunday, November 25, 2007
Rajasthan Travels Information
Rajasthan has several tourist sights, especially in ancient and medieval architecture. Places of interest are Mount Abu, Ajmer, Alwar(Sariska tiger sanctuary), Bharatpur (Keoladeo bird sanctuary), Bikaner, Jaipur (the Pink City), Jodhpur, Udaipur, Pali, Jaisalmer and Chittorgarh. Tourism was given industry status in 1992.
Some major information for Travel in Rajasthan are :
Tourist Offices : Rajasthan Tousirm offices are spread all over the state and across the country.
Rajasthan STD Codes : It provides you all the information regarding the STD Codes of Rajasthan.
Passport & Visa : When planning a trip to Rajasthan, the first thing you need to do is to take Visa for India. Usually 120 days visa are given to tourist visiting India.
Foreign Currency : Indian Currency is the Indian Rupee (Re/Rs). Since you are not allowed to bring in Indian currency, your best option is the airport bank. Indian Rupee notes are printed in denominations of Rs 1000, 500, 100, 50, 20, and 10. The Rupee is divided into 100 Paise.
About Rajasthan : A complete travel guide for Rajasthan offers information on Rajasthan Rajasthan climate, Rajasthan History, Rajasthan Culture, Rajasthan Dance, Rajasthan Music and the local transportation. Detailed information is available on various tourist spots in Rajasthan, Rajasthan Hotels in those destinations, Wildlife in Rajasthan, forts & palaces of Rajasthan and various festivals of Rajasthan.
Best Time To Visit Rajasthan : Rajasthan experiences extreme climatic conditions. While it is a year round destination, from the comfort level, the period between October to March is by far the most salubrious and thus the best time to visit Rajasthan India.
History Of Rajasthan : Rajasthan was inhabited long before 2500 BC and the Indus Valley Civilisation had its foundation here in north Rajasthan itself. The Bhil and the Mina tribes were the earliest dwellers of this area.
Location Of Rajasthan : Rajasthan is the north-western region of India, and has remained independent from the great empires.
Climate Of Rajasthan : The climate of Rajasthan is generally hot and dry. However, the climate of Rajasthan can be divided into four seasons, namely summers, winters, monsoon and post-monsoon.
Area & Population Of Rajasthan : Rajasthan is the most colorful region in India exhibiting splendor and royalty in every walk of life.
Do`s And Dont`s In Rajasthan : People in their home environment live in a state of equilibrium with the locally occurring strains of microorganisms and with the altitude and climatic conditions of the region.
Passports Information For Rajasthan : The issuance of duplicate passports in lieu of lost or damaged passports is handled under a special procedure.
Communication Facilities Available In Rajasthan : Bio Technology is a frontier area of Science and Technology with a high promise for the welfare of humanity. A new generation of biotechnology developed as a result of intensive work in India has opened up new opportunities for economic development in the country.
Important Telephone Numbers Rajasthan : It provides you all the information regarding the major Telephone Numbers of Important STD Codes, Emergency Services/Public Utilities, Administration, Police, Judiciary, Revenue, Development, Education, etc.
Rajasthan Tourism Development Corporation : One of the numerous RTDC facilities available throughout the colourful state. You can experience a legendary lifestyle of the erstwhile Maharajas on the Palace-on-Wheels and Heritage-on-Wheels.
Useful Phrases : It provides you all the information regarding some of the major phrases use in Rajasthan.
Some major information for Travel in Rajasthan are :
Tourist Offices : Rajasthan Tousirm offices are spread all over the state and across the country.
Rajasthan STD Codes : It provides you all the information regarding the STD Codes of Rajasthan.
Passport & Visa : When planning a trip to Rajasthan, the first thing you need to do is to take Visa for India. Usually 120 days visa are given to tourist visiting India.
Foreign Currency : Indian Currency is the Indian Rupee (Re/Rs). Since you are not allowed to bring in Indian currency, your best option is the airport bank. Indian Rupee notes are printed in denominations of Rs 1000, 500, 100, 50, 20, and 10. The Rupee is divided into 100 Paise.
About Rajasthan : A complete travel guide for Rajasthan offers information on Rajasthan Rajasthan climate, Rajasthan History, Rajasthan Culture, Rajasthan Dance, Rajasthan Music and the local transportation. Detailed information is available on various tourist spots in Rajasthan, Rajasthan Hotels in those destinations, Wildlife in Rajasthan, forts & palaces of Rajasthan and various festivals of Rajasthan.
Best Time To Visit Rajasthan : Rajasthan experiences extreme climatic conditions. While it is a year round destination, from the comfort level, the period between October to March is by far the most salubrious and thus the best time to visit Rajasthan India.
History Of Rajasthan : Rajasthan was inhabited long before 2500 BC and the Indus Valley Civilisation had its foundation here in north Rajasthan itself. The Bhil and the Mina tribes were the earliest dwellers of this area.
Location Of Rajasthan : Rajasthan is the north-western region of India, and has remained independent from the great empires.
Climate Of Rajasthan : The climate of Rajasthan is generally hot and dry. However, the climate of Rajasthan can be divided into four seasons, namely summers, winters, monsoon and post-monsoon.
Area & Population Of Rajasthan : Rajasthan is the most colorful region in India exhibiting splendor and royalty in every walk of life.
Do`s And Dont`s In Rajasthan : People in their home environment live in a state of equilibrium with the locally occurring strains of microorganisms and with the altitude and climatic conditions of the region.
Passports Information For Rajasthan : The issuance of duplicate passports in lieu of lost or damaged passports is handled under a special procedure.
Communication Facilities Available In Rajasthan : Bio Technology is a frontier area of Science and Technology with a high promise for the welfare of humanity. A new generation of biotechnology developed as a result of intensive work in India has opened up new opportunities for economic development in the country.
Important Telephone Numbers Rajasthan : It provides you all the information regarding the major Telephone Numbers of Important STD Codes, Emergency Services/Public Utilities, Administration, Police, Judiciary, Revenue, Development, Education, etc.
Rajasthan Tourism Development Corporation : One of the numerous RTDC facilities available throughout the colourful state. You can experience a legendary lifestyle of the erstwhile Maharajas on the Palace-on-Wheels and Heritage-on-Wheels.
Useful Phrases : It provides you all the information regarding some of the major phrases use in Rajasthan.
Rajasthan Travels Information
Rajasthan has several tourist sights, especially in ancient and medieval architecture. Places of interest are Mount Abu, Ajmer, Alwar(Sariska tiger sanctuary), Bharatpur (Keoladeo bird sanctuary), Bikaner, Jaipur (the Pink City), Jodhpur, Udaipur, Pali, Jaisalmar and Chittorgarh. Tourism in Rajasthan was given industry status in 1992.
Some of the major information provided for Travel in Rajasthan :
Tourist Offices : Rajasthan Tousirm offices are spread all over the state and across the country.
Rajasthan STD Codes :
Passport & Visa :
Foreign Currency :
About Rajasthan :
Some of the major information provided for Travel in Rajasthan :
Tourist Offices : Rajasthan Tousirm offices are spread all over the state and across the country.
Rajasthan STD Codes :
Passport & Visa :
Foreign Currency :
About Rajasthan :
Friday, November 23, 2007
Rajasthan Temples Tour
The temples - Temples of Rajasthan reflect the great architectural movement that gripped the entire state from 8th to 11th century. Temples of Rajasthan are living testimony to the virile artistic talent of Rajasthan. The notable among these are Dilwara Temple-Mount Abu, Someshvara Temple, Mahavira Temple and Kalki Mata Temple.
Some of the other few major Temples of Rajasthan City are :
Govind Devji Temple, Jaipur : Govind Dev Ji Temple is a famous temple of Lord Krishna situated at the City Palace complex.
Karni Mata Temple, Deshnok : Karni Mata temple in Bikaner, Rajasthan is also known as Deshnoke Rat temple.
Birla Lakshmi-Narayan, Temple : The Lakshmi Narayan Temple or the Birla Temple as it is popularly known enshrines Lord Vishnu - The preserver of the Hindu Trinity.
Birla Temple, Jaipur : Birla Temple of Jaipur is a major tourist attraction of Rajasthan. Birla Mandir is also known as Laxmi Narayan Temple.
Vimal Vashi, Temple : Vimal Vashi temple is the oldest of the Mount Abu temples. The temple was built in 1021 AD by the Vimal Shah, a merchant and a representative of Gujarat ruler.
Dilwara Jain Temples, Mount Abu : One of the famous pilgrimage of Rajasthan is the Dilwara Jain temples in Mount Abu.
Brahma Temple, Pushkar : Pushkar is best known for its Brahma Temple built in the 14th century standing on a high platform near Pushkar Lake. This is the only temple in the world where Lord Brahma - Creator of the Universe, is worshipped.
Pap Mochini Temple, Pushkar : Towards the northen section of Pushkar is the Pap Mochini temple, not really popular for its architecture or deity but for the simple belief that anyone who kills a Brahmin will be purified of this deed by visiting the Hindu temple.
Savitri Temple, Pushkar : The Savitri temple is dedicated to Goddess Savitri, Lord Brahma's first wife. It is located on the hill behind the Brahma temple. To reach the temple one has to climb a long series of steps.
Varah Temple, Pushkar : The Varah Temple is dedicated to Vishnu, Preserver in the Hindu Trinity of Gods. The temple is home to an image of Vishnu in his fifth incarnation of wild boar.
Eklingji Shiva Temple, Udaipur : The Eklingji temple, Rajasthan is devoted to Lord Shiva, the tutelary deity of the former Mewar rulers. It is situated approximately 24 km to the north of Udaipur.
Ranakpur Jain Temples : The Ranakpur Jain Temple was built during the reign of the liberal and gifted Rajput monarch Rana Kumbha in the 15th century.
Shrinathji Temple, Nathwara : The temple of shrinathji or Lord Krishna, belonging to the Vaishnav religion is located at Nathdwara, 48 kms. north of Udaipur.
Shri Ramdev Temple, Ramdevra : The Shrinathji temple, Nathdwara is dedicated to Lord Krishna. It is located in Nathdwara, approximately 48km to the north of Udaipur.
Rishabhdevji Temple, Dhulev : The Rishabhdevji temple is situated in Dhulev, 64 kms from Udaipur. This temple, on the bank of the Koyal river, holds a special significance for people of that area.
Parshvanath Temple, Nakoda : On the road from Jodhpur to Barmer, the Nakoda Parshvanath temple is situated in a valley surrounded by hills as high as 1,500 feet. Among the statues here, there is an image of the Jain saint (tirthankara) Parshvanath in black stone.
Shrinathji Temple, Nathdwara : The Shrinathji temple, Nathdwara is dedicated to Lord Krishna. It is located in Nathdwara, approximately 48km to the north of Udaipur.
Ossian Temples, Jodhpur : This majestic land, Rajasthan, is filled with heritage and culture of Rajasthan, India. Explore the religions in Rajasthan and culture of Rajasthan with pilgrimage to Ossian Temples in Jodhpur.
Ossian Jain Temple, Jodhpur : Jain temples belong to 8th and 11th century. Surya (Sun) temple and the Sachiya Mata temple are famous for their beauty. Similarly, all the other temples are famous for one thing or the other.
Eklingji Temple, Udaipur : Eklingji is located about twelve miles to the North of Udaipur in Rajasthan. Eklingji (Shiva) whose temple is located here, is said to be the guardian deity of Mewar.
Galta Temple, Jaipur : Galta is a small pilgrimage centre located 10 kms away from Jaipur on the Jaipur-Agra highway. There is a beautiful temple in Galta dedicated to the Sun God.
Mehandipur Balaji Temple, Dausa : Mehandipur Balaji Temple is a famous temple dedicated to hindu God Hanuman.The temple is situated in Dausa district of Rajasthan in India and is 103 km from Jaipur and 40 km from Karauli and nearer to Bandikui railway station.
Some of the other few major Temples of Rajasthan City are :
Govind Devji Temple, Jaipur : Govind Dev Ji Temple is a famous temple of Lord Krishna situated at the City Palace complex.
Karni Mata Temple, Deshnok : Karni Mata temple in Bikaner, Rajasthan is also known as Deshnoke Rat temple.
Birla Lakshmi-Narayan, Temple : The Lakshmi Narayan Temple or the Birla Temple as it is popularly known enshrines Lord Vishnu - The preserver of the Hindu Trinity.
Birla Temple, Jaipur : Birla Temple of Jaipur is a major tourist attraction of Rajasthan. Birla Mandir is also known as Laxmi Narayan Temple.
Vimal Vashi, Temple : Vimal Vashi temple is the oldest of the Mount Abu temples. The temple was built in 1021 AD by the Vimal Shah, a merchant and a representative of Gujarat ruler.
Dilwara Jain Temples, Mount Abu : One of the famous pilgrimage of Rajasthan is the Dilwara Jain temples in Mount Abu.
Brahma Temple, Pushkar : Pushkar is best known for its Brahma Temple built in the 14th century standing on a high platform near Pushkar Lake. This is the only temple in the world where Lord Brahma - Creator of the Universe, is worshipped.
Pap Mochini Temple, Pushkar : Towards the northen section of Pushkar is the Pap Mochini temple, not really popular for its architecture or deity but for the simple belief that anyone who kills a Brahmin will be purified of this deed by visiting the Hindu temple.
Savitri Temple, Pushkar : The Savitri temple is dedicated to Goddess Savitri, Lord Brahma's first wife. It is located on the hill behind the Brahma temple. To reach the temple one has to climb a long series of steps.
Varah Temple, Pushkar : The Varah Temple is dedicated to Vishnu, Preserver in the Hindu Trinity of Gods. The temple is home to an image of Vishnu in his fifth incarnation of wild boar.
Eklingji Shiva Temple, Udaipur : The Eklingji temple, Rajasthan is devoted to Lord Shiva, the tutelary deity of the former Mewar rulers. It is situated approximately 24 km to the north of Udaipur.
Ranakpur Jain Temples : The Ranakpur Jain Temple was built during the reign of the liberal and gifted Rajput monarch Rana Kumbha in the 15th century.
Shrinathji Temple, Nathwara : The temple of shrinathji or Lord Krishna, belonging to the Vaishnav religion is located at Nathdwara, 48 kms. north of Udaipur.
Shri Ramdev Temple, Ramdevra : The Shrinathji temple, Nathdwara is dedicated to Lord Krishna. It is located in Nathdwara, approximately 48km to the north of Udaipur.
Rishabhdevji Temple, Dhulev : The Rishabhdevji temple is situated in Dhulev, 64 kms from Udaipur. This temple, on the bank of the Koyal river, holds a special significance for people of that area.
Parshvanath Temple, Nakoda : On the road from Jodhpur to Barmer, the Nakoda Parshvanath temple is situated in a valley surrounded by hills as high as 1,500 feet. Among the statues here, there is an image of the Jain saint (tirthankara) Parshvanath in black stone.
Shrinathji Temple, Nathdwara : The Shrinathji temple, Nathdwara is dedicated to Lord Krishna. It is located in Nathdwara, approximately 48km to the north of Udaipur.
Ossian Temples, Jodhpur : This majestic land, Rajasthan, is filled with heritage and culture of Rajasthan, India. Explore the religions in Rajasthan and culture of Rajasthan with pilgrimage to Ossian Temples in Jodhpur.
Ossian Jain Temple, Jodhpur : Jain temples belong to 8th and 11th century. Surya (Sun) temple and the Sachiya Mata temple are famous for their beauty. Similarly, all the other temples are famous for one thing or the other.
Eklingji Temple, Udaipur : Eklingji is located about twelve miles to the North of Udaipur in Rajasthan. Eklingji (Shiva) whose temple is located here, is said to be the guardian deity of Mewar.
Galta Temple, Jaipur : Galta is a small pilgrimage centre located 10 kms away from Jaipur on the Jaipur-Agra highway. There is a beautiful temple in Galta dedicated to the Sun God.
Mehandipur Balaji Temple, Dausa : Mehandipur Balaji Temple is a famous temple dedicated to hindu God Hanuman.The temple is situated in Dausa district of Rajasthan in India and is 103 km from Jaipur and 40 km from Karauli and nearer to Bandikui railway station.
Thursday, November 22, 2007
Rajasthan Travel Information
This fantastic post on this blog will provide all the travel related information on Rajasthan and India like :
Jaipur Tour
Rajasthan Adventure Tour
Rajasthan Handicrafts
Rajasthan Museums
Rajasthan Architecture
Religion & People Of Rajasthan
Rajasthan Pilgrimage
Rajasthan Folk Music & Dances
The Palace On Wheels
Royal Wedding In Rajasthan
Fairs & Festivals Of Rajasthan
Honeymoon In Rajasthan
Rajasthan Tribal Tours
Rajasthan Royal Desert Camp
Rajasthan Royal Heritage Tour
Rajasthan Wildlife
Rajasthan Tribal Tour Packages
Rajasthan Heritage Train Tours
Rajasthan Desert Safari Tours
Ranthambore Tiger Tour Reservation
Fairy Queen Train Tour
Rajasthan Heritage Hotels
Rajasthan Wildlife Adventure Tour
Rajasthan Eco Tour
Royal Camp Pushkar Rajasthan
Jaipur Tour
Rajasthan Adventure Tour
Rajasthan Handicrafts
Rajasthan Museums
Rajasthan Architecture
Religion & People Of Rajasthan
Rajasthan Pilgrimage
Rajasthan Folk Music & Dances
The Palace On Wheels
Royal Wedding In Rajasthan
Fairs & Festivals Of Rajasthan
Honeymoon In Rajasthan
Rajasthan Tribal Tours
Rajasthan Royal Desert Camp
Rajasthan Royal Heritage Tour
Rajasthan Wildlife
Rajasthan Tribal Tour Packages
Rajasthan Heritage Train Tours
Rajasthan Desert Safari Tours
Ranthambore Tiger Tour Reservation
Fairy Queen Train Tour
Rajasthan Heritage Hotels
Rajasthan Wildlife Adventure Tour
Rajasthan Eco Tour
Royal Camp Pushkar Rajasthan
Monday, November 19, 2007
Classical Rajasthan Travel Package
Tour Duration : 08 Nights / 09 Days
Destination Covered : Delhi - Udaipur - Ajmer - Pushkar - Jaipur - Fatehpur Sikri - Agra - Delhi
Tour Highlights : Travel to Classical Rajasthan Tour that gives you a Delhi Tour to Chandni Chowk, Jama Masjid, Red Fort, India gate. Agra visit for Taj mahal Tour, Jaipur Tour visiting Hawa Mahal, Jantar Mantar with Tour to Pushkar and Fatehpur Sikri. This Tour package have been designed for 09 Days and 08 Nights, that covers Tour to Delhi, Udaipur, Ajmer, Pushkar, Jaipur, Fatehpur Sikri And Agra.
Day 01 : Arrive Delhi
Day 02 : Delhi
After breakfast proceed for sightseeing tour of Old & New Delhi where ornate buildings recall the days when India was the Jewel in the crown of the British empire. Visit the Red Fort, Raj Ghat, 11th century Qutab Minar ,India Gate and the grand government buildings, the President’s House, also visit Laxmi Narayan temple popularly known as Birla Temple. Overnight stay at Hotel in Delhi.
Day 03 : Delhi - Udaipur
After breakfast proceed further to reach Udaipur by Road. Arrival at Udaipur check in the Hotel in late evening to relax and enjoying dinner of Indian food. Overnight stay at Hotel in Udaipur.
Day 04 : Udaipur
After breakfast proceed for sightseeing tour of Udaipur. Udaipur is so called the "Venice of the East". This beautiful city was founded by Maharana Udai Singh in the year 1568. Udaipur is full of Udaipur Palaces, Udaipur Temples and Udaipur Havelis that ranging from the modest to the extravagant. Visit the City Palace Museum, it is one of the largest museum in Rajasthan. At this palace complex you will marvel at the rooms with mirrored walls and ivory doors, colored glass windows, inlaid marble balconies and the peacock courtyard. Also visit the lovely Sahelion-ki-Bari gardens, The Jagdish temple and the local folk museum. Overnight at Hotel in Udaipur.
Day 05 : Udaipur - Pushkar - Ajmer - Jaipur
Today cross the entire stretch of Mewar to reach the most holy city of Pushkar and Ajmer by Road.
Pushkar happens to be the holiest place according to the Hindus as it is considered that Lord Brahma (the Creator) and his wife Saraswati (the godess of learning and music) performed a ritual in the lake. Here we visit the only Brahma temple of the world before intermingling with the local colours in the local bazaar. Pushkar is the world famous for its cattle fair held each year in the month of October & November. Further proceed towards Ajmer. Ajmer is about at a distance of only far from the Pushkar City.
Ajmer is the pious city for the Muslims. Surprisingly both the cities are at distance having the religious importance of their own with two religion i.e. Hindu and Muslim. Visit the Ajmer Durgah Sharif built in fond remembrance of Khwaja Muin-ud-Din-Chisti, where the Muslim pilgrims from all over India throng during the festival times. Later visit Mughal emperor Akbar’s Palace where his son Jehangir received Sir Thomas Roe to grant him the permission of trade to East India Company with India, that changed the history of India completely and slowly and steadily, India became colony of the British Empire. Continue towards Jaipur and reach by late evening and check into the Hotel in Jaipur. Overnight will be at hotel in Jaipur.
Day 06 : Jaipur
Morning excursion to Amer Fort experiencing the taste of erstwhile Maharajas by ascending the Fort on Elephants back. Afternoon tour of city visiting City palace, Jantar Mantar (Observatory), Hawa Mahal (Palace of Winds) drive pass by Pink City. Overnight will be at Hotel in Jaipur.
Day 07 : Jaipur - Fatehpur Sikri - Agra
Leave the Pink City after breakfast and reach Fatehpur Sikri by early afternoon. Visit this abandoned city built by the Mughal emperor Akbar in the second half of the 16th century. Fatehpur Sikri was built by Akbar after his Hindu wife bore him the long awaited son who was born after the renowned sufi saint Salim Chisti blessed Jodhabai Akbar’s Hindu wife with a son. Also visit Jodhabai’s palace, the biggest palace in Fatehpur Sikri even bigger than the emperor’s palace himself as this was the queen who bore him his heir to the throne.
Continue towards Agra and reach Agra by early evening. Relax at your hotel or go to the local bazaar to see the lifestyle of the people. Overnight at Hotel in Agra.
Day 08 : Agra
Morning tour of Agra. Visit the famous Taj Mahal built by Moghul Emperor Shahjehan in 1630 for his Queen Mumtaz Mahal to enshrine her mortal remains. Later visit the Agra Fort containing the Pearl Mosque, the Halls of Public and Private Audience. Also visit the Tomb of Itmad-ud-Daullah built by Empress Noorjehan in memory of her father. Overnight at Hotel in Agra.
Day 09 Agra - Delhi
After breakfast proceed further to reach Delhi by Road. Arrival at Delhi, check in the Hotel to relax. Late evening get ready for a farewell dinner party and after you will be driven back to Delhi Airport or The Delhi Railway Station to reach to your home destination.
Destination Covered : Delhi - Udaipur - Ajmer - Pushkar - Jaipur - Fatehpur Sikri - Agra - Delhi
Tour Highlights : Travel to Classical Rajasthan Tour that gives you a Delhi Tour to Chandni Chowk, Jama Masjid, Red Fort, India gate. Agra visit for Taj mahal Tour, Jaipur Tour visiting Hawa Mahal, Jantar Mantar with Tour to Pushkar and Fatehpur Sikri. This Tour package have been designed for 09 Days and 08 Nights, that covers Tour to Delhi, Udaipur, Ajmer, Pushkar, Jaipur, Fatehpur Sikri And Agra.
Day 01 : Arrive Delhi
Arrival at the Delhi Airport or The Railway Station, you will be received by our representative and escorted to the hotel. Check in at Hotel and relax. Later in the afternoon proceed for a half-day city tour of Delhi. Overnight stay at Hotel in Delhi.
Day 02 : Delhi
After breakfast proceed for sightseeing tour of Old & New Delhi where ornate buildings recall the days when India was the Jewel in the crown of the British empire. Visit the Red Fort, Raj Ghat, 11th century Qutab Minar ,India Gate and the grand government buildings, the President’s House, also visit Laxmi Narayan temple popularly known as Birla Temple. Overnight stay at Hotel in Delhi.
Day 03 : Delhi - Udaipur
After breakfast proceed further to reach Udaipur by Road. Arrival at Udaipur check in the Hotel in late evening to relax and enjoying dinner of Indian food. Overnight stay at Hotel in Udaipur.
Day 04 : Udaipur
After breakfast proceed for sightseeing tour of Udaipur. Udaipur is so called the "Venice of the East". This beautiful city was founded by Maharana Udai Singh in the year 1568. Udaipur is full of Udaipur Palaces, Udaipur Temples and Udaipur Havelis that ranging from the modest to the extravagant. Visit the City Palace Museum, it is one of the largest museum in Rajasthan. At this palace complex you will marvel at the rooms with mirrored walls and ivory doors, colored glass windows, inlaid marble balconies and the peacock courtyard. Also visit the lovely Sahelion-ki-Bari gardens, The Jagdish temple and the local folk museum. Overnight at Hotel in Udaipur.
Day 05 : Udaipur - Pushkar - Ajmer - Jaipur
Today cross the entire stretch of Mewar to reach the most holy city of Pushkar and Ajmer by Road.
Pushkar happens to be the holiest place according to the Hindus as it is considered that Lord Brahma (the Creator) and his wife Saraswati (the godess of learning and music) performed a ritual in the lake. Here we visit the only Brahma temple of the world before intermingling with the local colours in the local bazaar. Pushkar is the world famous for its cattle fair held each year in the month of October & November. Further proceed towards Ajmer. Ajmer is about at a distance of only far from the Pushkar City.
Ajmer is the pious city for the Muslims. Surprisingly both the cities are at distance having the religious importance of their own with two religion i.e. Hindu and Muslim. Visit the Ajmer Durgah Sharif built in fond remembrance of Khwaja Muin-ud-Din-Chisti, where the Muslim pilgrims from all over India throng during the festival times. Later visit Mughal emperor Akbar’s Palace where his son Jehangir received Sir Thomas Roe to grant him the permission of trade to East India Company with India, that changed the history of India completely and slowly and steadily, India became colony of the British Empire. Continue towards Jaipur and reach by late evening and check into the Hotel in Jaipur. Overnight will be at hotel in Jaipur.
Day 06 : Jaipur
Morning excursion to Amer Fort experiencing the taste of erstwhile Maharajas by ascending the Fort on Elephants back. Afternoon tour of city visiting City palace, Jantar Mantar (Observatory), Hawa Mahal (Palace of Winds) drive pass by Pink City. Overnight will be at Hotel in Jaipur.
Day 07 : Jaipur - Fatehpur Sikri - Agra
Leave the Pink City after breakfast and reach Fatehpur Sikri by early afternoon. Visit this abandoned city built by the Mughal emperor Akbar in the second half of the 16th century. Fatehpur Sikri was built by Akbar after his Hindu wife bore him the long awaited son who was born after the renowned sufi saint Salim Chisti blessed Jodhabai Akbar’s Hindu wife with a son. Also visit Jodhabai’s palace, the biggest palace in Fatehpur Sikri even bigger than the emperor’s palace himself as this was the queen who bore him his heir to the throne.
Continue towards Agra and reach Agra by early evening. Relax at your hotel or go to the local bazaar to see the lifestyle of the people. Overnight at Hotel in Agra.
Day 08 : Agra
Morning tour of Agra. Visit the famous Taj Mahal built by Moghul Emperor Shahjehan in 1630 for his Queen Mumtaz Mahal to enshrine her mortal remains. Later visit the Agra Fort containing the Pearl Mosque, the Halls of Public and Private Audience. Also visit the Tomb of Itmad-ud-Daullah built by Empress Noorjehan in memory of her father. Overnight at Hotel in Agra.
Day 09 Agra - Delhi
After breakfast proceed further to reach Delhi by Road. Arrival at Delhi, check in the Hotel to relax. Late evening get ready for a farewell dinner party and after you will be driven back to Delhi Airport or The Delhi Railway Station to reach to your home destination.
Sunday, November 18, 2007
Rajasthan Information Guide
Rajasthan, the land of the kings, at its exotic and colorful best. The home of the Rajputs, a group of warrior clans who have controlled this part of India for 1000 years according to a code of chivalry and honor akin to followed by medieval Europe's knights. The land of proud peoples whose chivalry: pride, honor and martial traditions are legendary.
Rajasthan is located in the northwestern part of the subcontinent. It is bounded on the west and northwest by Pakistan, on the north and northeast by the states of Punjab, Haryana, and Uttar Pradesh, on the east and southeast by the states of Uttar Pradesh and Madhya Pradesh, and on the southwest by the state of Gujarat. The Tropic of Cancer passes through its southern tip in the Banswara district. The state has an area of 132,140 square miles (342,239 square kilometres). The capital city is Jaipur.
Some of the major Information on Rajasthan is :
Rajasthan Tourist Offices : Rajasthan Tousirm offices are spread all over the state and across the country.
Rajasthan STD Codes : Information about all the STD Codes of Rajsathan.
Passport & Visa : When planning a trip to Rajasthan, the first thing you need to do is to take Visa for India. Usually 120 days visa are given to tourist visiting India.
Foreign Currency : Indian Currency is the Indian Rupee (Re/Rs). Since you are not allowed to bring in Indian currency, your best option is the airport bank. Indian Rupee notes are printed in denominations of Rs 1000, 500, 100, 50, 20, and 10. The Rupee is divided into 100 Paise.
About Rajasthan : A complete travel guide for Rajasthan offers information on Rajasthan climate, Rajasthan history, Rajasthan culture, Rajasthan dance, Rajasthan music and the local transportation. Detailed information is available on various tourist spots in Rajasthan, Hotels in Rajasthan, wildlife in Rajasthan, forts & palaces of Rajasthan and various festivals of Rajasthan.
Best Time To Visit Rajasthan : Rajasthan experiences extreme climatic conditions. While it is a year round destination, from the comfort level, the period between October to March is by far the most salubrious and thus the best time to visit Rajasthan India.
History Of Rajasthan : Rajasthan was inhabited long before 2500 BC and the Indus Valley Civilisation had its foundation here in north Rajasthan itself. The Bhil and the Mina tribes were the earliest dwellers of this area.
Location Of Rajasthan : Rajasthan is the north-western region of India, and has remained independent from the great empires.
Climate Of Rajasthan : The climate of Rajasthan is generally hot and dry. However, the climate of Rajasthan can be divided into four seasons, namely summers, winters, monsoon and post-monsoon.
Area & Population Of Rajasthan : Rajasthan is the most colorful region in India exhibiting splendor and royalty in every walk of life.
Do`s And Dont`s In Rajasthan : People in their home environment live in a state of equilibrium with the locally occurring strains of micro organisms and with the altitude and climatic conditions of the region.
Passports Information For Rajasthan : The issuance of duplicate passports in lieu of lost or damaged passports is handled under a special procedure.
Communication Facilities Available In Rajasthan : Bio Technology is a frontier area of Science and Technology with a high promise for the welfare of humanity. A new generation of biotechnology developed as a result of intensive work in India has opened up new opportunities for economic development in the country.
Rajasthan Important Telephone Numbers : Information about all the major Telephone Directory of Rajasthan.
Rajasthan Tourism Development Corporation (RTDC) : One of the numerous RTDC facilities available throughout the colourful state. You can experience a legendary lifestyle of the erstwhile Maharajas on the Palace-on-Wheels and Heritage-on-Wheels.
Useful Phrases : Information about some of the most uselful Phrases of Rajasthan.
Rajasthan is located in the northwestern part of the subcontinent. It is bounded on the west and northwest by Pakistan, on the north and northeast by the states of Punjab, Haryana, and Uttar Pradesh, on the east and southeast by the states of Uttar Pradesh and Madhya Pradesh, and on the southwest by the state of Gujarat. The Tropic of Cancer passes through its southern tip in the Banswara district. The state has an area of 132,140 square miles (342,239 square kilometres). The capital city is Jaipur.
Some of the major Information on Rajasthan is :
Rajasthan Tourist Offices : Rajasthan Tousirm offices are spread all over the state and across the country.
Rajasthan STD Codes : Information about all the STD Codes of Rajsathan.
Passport & Visa : When planning a trip to Rajasthan, the first thing you need to do is to take Visa for India. Usually 120 days visa are given to tourist visiting India.
Foreign Currency : Indian Currency is the Indian Rupee (Re/Rs). Since you are not allowed to bring in Indian currency, your best option is the airport bank. Indian Rupee notes are printed in denominations of Rs 1000, 500, 100, 50, 20, and 10. The Rupee is divided into 100 Paise.
About Rajasthan : A complete travel guide for Rajasthan offers information on Rajasthan climate, Rajasthan history, Rajasthan culture, Rajasthan dance, Rajasthan music and the local transportation. Detailed information is available on various tourist spots in Rajasthan, Hotels in Rajasthan, wildlife in Rajasthan, forts & palaces of Rajasthan and various festivals of Rajasthan.
Best Time To Visit Rajasthan : Rajasthan experiences extreme climatic conditions. While it is a year round destination, from the comfort level, the period between October to March is by far the most salubrious and thus the best time to visit Rajasthan India.
History Of Rajasthan : Rajasthan was inhabited long before 2500 BC and the Indus Valley Civilisation had its foundation here in north Rajasthan itself. The Bhil and the Mina tribes were the earliest dwellers of this area.
Location Of Rajasthan : Rajasthan is the north-western region of India, and has remained independent from the great empires.
Climate Of Rajasthan : The climate of Rajasthan is generally hot and dry. However, the climate of Rajasthan can be divided into four seasons, namely summers, winters, monsoon and post-monsoon.
Area & Population Of Rajasthan : Rajasthan is the most colorful region in India exhibiting splendor and royalty in every walk of life.
Do`s And Dont`s In Rajasthan : People in their home environment live in a state of equilibrium with the locally occurring strains of micro organisms and with the altitude and climatic conditions of the region.
Passports Information For Rajasthan : The issuance of duplicate passports in lieu of lost or damaged passports is handled under a special procedure.
Communication Facilities Available In Rajasthan : Bio Technology is a frontier area of Science and Technology with a high promise for the welfare of humanity. A new generation of biotechnology developed as a result of intensive work in India has opened up new opportunities for economic development in the country.
Rajasthan Important Telephone Numbers : Information about all the major Telephone Directory of Rajasthan.
Rajasthan Tourism Development Corporation (RTDC) : One of the numerous RTDC facilities available throughout the colourful state. You can experience a legendary lifestyle of the erstwhile Maharajas on the Palace-on-Wheels and Heritage-on-Wheels.
Useful Phrases : Information about some of the most uselful Phrases of Rajasthan.
Saturday, November 17, 2007
Rajasthan Wedding
The Romantic land Rajasthan is well known for its social customs, traditions and practices reflecting all its royal charm. Wedding ceremony in Rajasthan is known for its colourful atmosphere created by a well decorated marriage venue with all regal charm. The groom dressed in traditionally sherwani, and colourful turban with a sword in his hand rides to bride's home on a white horse accompanied with a marriage procession called barat. The bride on the other hand dressed with lehanga, jewellery and decorated palm awaits the groom.
The marriage procession is greeted with garland and the bride's family makes all the arrangements like feasts, entertainment programmes for guests. The rituals of the wedding ceremony starts from Aarti ceremony, after which the groom is taken to a beautifully decorated Mandap where bride and groom take seven circle around a holy fire and exchange garlands. After this the bride starts for groom's house and this is called the Bidai ceremony.
Music and dance is another important part of the wedding ceremony. Traditional folk dance and music are organised by the bride's family to welcome the bride and bararti. Also traditional music instruments like drums are used for this auspicious occasion. Mouth watering traditional cuisines are specially cooked for a royal wedding dinner.
Some of the major types of wedding in India are :
Hindu Weddings
Muslim Wedding
Sikh Weddings
Christian Weddings
Arya Samaj Weddings
Indian Wedding Songs
English Wedding Songs
The marriage procession is greeted with garland and the bride's family makes all the arrangements like feasts, entertainment programmes for guests. The rituals of the wedding ceremony starts from Aarti ceremony, after which the groom is taken to a beautifully decorated Mandap where bride and groom take seven circle around a holy fire and exchange garlands. After this the bride starts for groom's house and this is called the Bidai ceremony.
Music and dance is another important part of the wedding ceremony. Traditional folk dance and music are organised by the bride's family to welcome the bride and bararti. Also traditional music instruments like drums are used for this auspicious occasion. Mouth watering traditional cuisines are specially cooked for a royal wedding dinner.
Some of the major types of wedding in India are :
Hindu Weddings
Muslim Wedding
Sikh Weddings
Christian Weddings
Arya Samaj Weddings
Indian Wedding Songs
English Wedding Songs
Rajasthan Government Finance Departments
Department of Finance deals with all matters related to Finances in the Rajasthan State which includes recruitment, appointment and promotions of Rajasthan Accounts Service, Rajasthan Excise Service (except transfers of Asstt. Excise Officers), Rajasthan Commercial Taxes Service (except transfers of Astt. Commercial Taxes Officers), Rajasthan State Insurance Service, Appeals under CCA Rules for Subordinate Accounts Service / Subordinate Provident Fund / State Insurance Service Department of Finance acts as a guide to various departments in matters such as GF&AR and Finance Rules. Framing of Rules, amendments in keeping with the changing times to bring about efficient Finance administration. Department of Finance is headed by Principal Secretary to the Government who is supported by four Secretaries, one Director, nine Deputy Secretaries, various Sr. A.O.s, A.O.s, A.A.O. and about 300 Ministerial and other staff.Various Division of Finance Department are as under : Audit & Inspection Division, Budget and Ways & Means Division, Economic Affairs Division, Excise Division, Expenditure Division, Finance & Account Rules and Treasuries (G&T) Division, Legal Division, Public Investment Division, Revenue Division, Rules Division, Taxation Division.
Wednesday, November 14, 2007
Car Rental Service
This is really wonderful information provided on this blog regarding Car Rental services in Rajasthan. I will post all these informations to all of my friends, planning to visit Jaipur city in the state of Rajasthan.
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Car Rental in Rajasthan
Car Rentals in Rajasthan with us creates favorable circumstances for you to travel to any part of royal yet ethnic Rajasthan - the erstwhile bastion of valiant and passionate warrior kings. Car hires, coach rentals and car rental packages to Rajasthan destinations by us ensures that you travel in style and comfort to Rajasthan towns, cities and enchanting countryside.
Luxury Car Rental : Mercedes Benz S-Class, Mercedes Benz E-Class, Model Viano CDI 2.0, Model Viano CDI 2.2, Model Viano 3.0, Model Viano 3.2, Mitsubishi Lancer
Executive Car Rental : Ford Ikon, Honda City, Opel Astra, Hyundai Accent
MUV`s & SUV `s Rental : Tata Safari, Toyota Qualis, Mahindra Scorpio, Tata Sumo
Economy Car Rental : Maruti Esteem, Tata Indica, Ambassador, Tata Indigo
Luxury Bus Coaches Hire : 10 Seater Tempo Traveller With AC, 27 Seater Luxury Coach With AC, 19 Seater Luxury Coach With AC, 23 Seater Luxury Coach With AC, 35 Seater Luxury Coach With AC, 12 Seater Luxury Coach With AC
Luxury Car Rental : Mercedes Benz S-Class, Mercedes Benz E-Class, Model Viano CDI 2.0, Model Viano CDI 2.2, Model Viano 3.0, Model Viano 3.2, Mitsubishi Lancer
Executive Car Rental : Ford Ikon, Honda City, Opel Astra, Hyundai Accent
MUV`s & SUV `s Rental : Tata Safari, Toyota Qualis, Mahindra Scorpio, Tata Sumo
Economy Car Rental : Maruti Esteem, Tata Indica, Ambassador, Tata Indigo
Luxury Bus Coaches Hire : 10 Seater Tempo Traveller With AC, 27 Seater Luxury Coach With AC, 19 Seater Luxury Coach With AC, 23 Seater Luxury Coach With AC, 35 Seater Luxury Coach With AC, 12 Seater Luxury Coach With AC
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