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Rangeelo Rajasthan: Padharo Mhare Des

Jan 3, 2024

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Having lived in Rajasthan for 18 odd years and some 24 years in NCR, I have always wanted to explore the western side of Rajasthan which includes Jodhpur and Jaisalmer. This land of abundant sun, sand and soil was still mysterious to me and evaded me for long until I got an opportunity to go on a road trip this winter of 2023.

Gliding through the glazing smooth butter roads starting from Mumbai expressway in Gurgaon to Jodhpur in Rajasthan, the drive was very smooth except some parts near Ajmer where some re – laying of roads was being carried on but that failed to dampen my enthusiasm in any way.

We touched down Jodhpur by 3 pm and checked into Rani Mahal, an erstwhile haveli run by a mother daughter duo. This 450 years old haveli purchased by Sri Vinod Sa Bhandari against her wife’s wishes was turned into a hotel in 2014. Little did she know that it would become her lifeline and lifelong companion in the time to come when her husband passed away in corona in 2020. From fighting all odds, facing all challenges to supporting her very young kids and putting up a bold facade and protecting her grieving and vulnerable self, she rose to the occasion and took the reins of the hotel in her hands. Smt Nisha Bhandari along with her daughter Ms Mitali Bhandari,is right here at the hotel in the morning to attend to her patrons, asking for feedback, supervising the property and gradually learning the tricks of hospitality industry day by day. Located against the majestic Mehrangarh fort in Nauchowkia, Fatehpur road, Rani Mahal provides a very unique and authentic experience to the guests of living in the city and of the vibrant markets around.

The interiors of Rani Mahal are quite impressive. It houses 19 rooms, all of which are done differently and gives you the feel of what life the maharajas and maharanis of the bygone days must have lived .Breakfast at the terrace against the Mehrangarh fort in the winter chill and sunshine is a different experience altogether . Dinner again at the terrace with live folk music playing adds a dash of charm to your excitement .Lunch is served in the cosy ambience of the ground floor .

One can visit Toorji ka Jhalra, a stepwell constructed in 1740 which is very near to Rani Mahal. One will be surprised to see a very modern market that has come up there in the midst of the old city, near clock tower for the tourists; catering to all your couturial needs and handicrafts for your homes.

A 5 mins walk from Rani Mahal will lead you the major tourist attraction of Jodhpur, yes, you got it right! It’s the Majestic Mehrangarh Fort. Indulge in some adventurous activities before indulging in its historic grandeur .The zip lining at 6 levels is a major draw for the adventurous lot. You get an amazing experience of zipping through lakes, above the fort and enjoy some good aerial views of the fort and the city.

Zip-Lining at Mehrangarh Fort (Agency- Flying Fox)

Once inside the fort, you travel back to old times and remain awestruck looking at the weaponry, the relics, the vibrant costumes and turbans ,the massive palaquins, the huge howdahs used by the members of the royal family. The grandeur and architectural beauty of the fort including the sheesh mahal, Phool mahal have to be seen to be believed.

The restaurant in the fort offers you some really good Rajasthani cuisine like dal- bati churma, traditional thali besides other cuisines . I can vouch that all over Rajasthan ,you will always find good food . The spices used are qualitatively very good but again you will have to savour it to believe it.

Village safari is another tourist attraction that you can pack in your itinerary. The jeep picks you up from the designated point and the driver cum guide takes you to the Bishnoi village enlightening and immersing you with the different aspects of their culture . Not many know that the Bishnoi community of 15 000/ people have a place in history as we read about the ‘chipko movement’. Some 439 bishnois had laid down their lives to prevent the felling of Khejari trees which are sacred to them .Not many know again that it’s the same community that was behind Salman khan’s imprisonment for the infamous black buck hunting case .They believe that their guru Jambkeshwar has been reborn as Black buck, hence the respect for the creature is something that they will never compromise with. Bishnoi, as they got the name from Hindi words for 20 and 9. They believe in 29 principles, hence the name of the community. The foremost principle of their culture is that they don’t burn the dead bodies but bury them as they believe that a lot of wood is burned and wasted in the process. They worship trees, nature and wildlife. Secondly, they hold women in high esteem. The female mukhiya has a distinct appearance from the rest of the ladies in the family like she wears a red skirt, a red turban, a nath and a heavy anklet .

The male mukhiya wears a white turban. He prepares very diligently a drink made of opium which is used to relax their bodies and also on occasions like wedding. They do not take any kind of medicines ,whatsoever ,but rely only on opium for any aches or illnesses but they understand that moderate consumption is the key.

As you navigate further into the open village, you can see black bucks, nilgais, peacocks chinkaras and foxes openly roaming and grazing without fear . You also get to see the live workshop by durry weavers.A durry can take 140 hours of weaving by 2 people on the loom. Cotton and camel wool are used for durry making. The former can fetch double the amount while the latter is cheaper and non- dyeable too.

Block printing live workshops are very interesting to witness. It’s amazing to see vegetable colors and natural dyes being used to transform some plain drab cloth into a vibrant and valuable printed cloth. It’s notable that different castes like chipa, Patels, Bishnois are identified by the different clothes they wear . It’s like understanding that clothes are their I – cards.

As we move to our another district Jaisalmer on roads paved to perfection, I see vast stretches of barren land sans any high rises , my eyes unaccustomed to see. As far as you can see, there are herds of cattle, sheep, cows, goats claiming their land ; turbaned men on charpoys leisurely pulling out the day with no haste ; carefree kids playing some local games and women carrying haystacks on their heads to be used as fodder for the cattle or fuel for cooking.

Enroute Jaisalmer, one can see dates farms and vendors selling so many different varieties of dates that we may not even have heard the names before.

There are certain interesting things you can do like jeep safari, dune bashing, camel riding and parasailing on the Thar desert against the backdrop of the rising sun or against the sun set. Both of these times offer exclusive experiences to cherish.

As I bid adieu to the desert , my heart longs to come back once again and re witness its charm and glory ; savour it’s traditional food ; immerse in the folk music and dance  and imbibe the simplicity of this land of sand.

Rani Mahal Contact; Instagram Page – Rani Mahal, Jodhpur

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Le Royal Camping in Jaisalmer is most popular tourist destinations. It lies close to the India-Pakistan border, which adds to its allure and significance. The location is ideal for both a quick getaway and a longer vacation.

‘Desert Camping’ is one of Jaisalmer’s most popular attractions. Jaisalmer attracts a large number of tourists each year due to its rich history, delectable cuisine, and proximity to nature. So, in this blog, we’ll discuss a few things to expect if you decide to go desert camping in Jaisalmer.

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Some Exciting Tourist Places in North India You Have Not Explored Yet

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If your thirst for exploration continues to mount, there are always going to be a few tourist destinations that you still haven't visited yet. That's right! Remember that India is a vast country. It is full of surprises no matter in which direction you look. You can move beyond the various tourist places to visit in north India or northern states.

When you look at the Northeast or a city such as Jaipur or Jaisalmer in Rajasthan in the west, every location has a different charm and you are drawn to them for the simple reason that all of these places have a distinguishable experience to offer. We are going to talk about a few very diverse travel destinations in various states across India. You will come across tourist places in Punjab, Himachal, Uttarakhand, Chandigarh, and many more areas. Let's begin:

The Majestic City of Agra:

The city of Agra is like a jewel in the crown of Uttar Pradesh. The 7th wonder of the world which is the Taj Mahal is a beacon of the unrelenting and undying love of a king for her queen that attracts thousands of tourists from all across the globe. It is not just an impressive structure but a symbol of the diverse heritage and history that our nation is known for. And yes, the view of the Taj Mahal at night is even more breathtaking than what is described in several newspapers, blogs, articles, and travel brochures.

The Beautiful Town of Dharamshala:

If you are looking for great tourist places to visit in north India and something that can be your recluse or escape from the hustle and bustle of your city, Dharamshala should be on top of your list. It is also the home to the Tibetan spiritual leader Dalai Lama. It is a beautiful hill town located in Himachal Pradesh and the awe-inspiring view of the Dhauladhar range from various locations of this hill station makes the experience even more awesome. It is a popular spot known for nature activities, forts, and museums.

Amritsar, The City of Legends:

If devotion and patriotism had a name, it would be Amritsar. it is one of the most loved tourist places in Punjab and is the center of spirituality, Home to the Golden Temple, Sri Harmandir Sahib, this city apart from being the most significant pilgrimage site for Sikhs is also home to the most amazing street food under the sky.

Morni - The Zenith of Haryana:

People often say that Morni Hills Chandigarh is the crown of Haryana. It is also the only hill station in this state. Authorities and the government are now developing Morni Hills as one of the hottest sports destinations in the country. Activities such as motor boating, paragliding, hiking, and camping are already quite popular in this region.

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Morni is just a couple of hours or less from Chandigarh. It is surrounded by lush greenery and undisturbed foliage. You will also be surprised to see the number of restaurants and cafes on your way to Tikkar Tal. Being away from the city yet so close to civilization just makes your drive to Morni even more fun.

Rishikesh is Where Yogis Live:

Rishikesh is without a doubt a yogi's paradise and one of the most popular tourist places to visit in north India. It is located on the banks of the river Ganga on the foothills of the Himalayas. Your trip to the state of Uttarakhand is going to be incomplete without paying a visit to Rishikesh.

It is the perfect summer escape and an early morning walk across Tapovan is going to be refreshing and enlightening at the same time. The bank of the river Ganga is dusted heavily with grey granular sand that feels like feathers under your feet. Rishikesh is reachable via a very solid road network within 5 hours whether you are in Chandigarh or in the national capital.

Jaisalmer The City of Kings:

Located in the heart of Rajasthan, Jaisalmer is known for its groundbreaking architecture and works as a portal to transport you to the glorious times of Kings and Queens. Also known as the Golden City by many, it has some of the most inspiring hotels, homestays, and hospitality centres that have been converted from ancient havelis giving you an experience that nothing else can rival.

As we said before, India is full of surprises. Every state has a different taste, a different flavour to offer. If you haven't made an itinerary yet, do it now!

Original Source: https://theamberpost.com/post/some-exciting-tourist-places-in-north-india-you-have-not-explored-yet

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Adventures in the Land of Temples: A Journey through Rajasthan

Adventures in the Land of Temples: A Journey through Rajasthan is a captivating travelogue that unveils the mesmerizing tapestry of Rajasthan's rich history, vibrant culture, and magnificent architecture. Prepare to be transported to a land of majestic forts, opulent palaces, and a kaleidoscope of colors and traditions.

The journey begins in the heart of Rajasthan, as the author immerses themselves in the chaotic yet alluring ambiance of its capital, Jaipur. With its iconic pink-hued buildings, bustling markets, and regal palaces, Jaipur sets the stage for the adventure that lies ahead.

As the travelogue unfolds, readers are whisked away to explore the legendary forts that crown the Aravalli hills, such as the imposing Amer Fort, perched majestically above the city, and the impregnable Mehrangarh Fort in Jodhpur, offering panoramic views of the surrounding desert landscape.

The author delves into the vibrant culture of Rajasthan, introducing readers to the age-old traditions, music, and dance forms that have been passed down through generations. Witnessing the captivating performances of Kathak dancers and the soul-stirring melodies of Rajasthani folk music, readers are immersed in the rhythm and vitality of the region's artistic heritage.

From the romantic city of Udaipur, with its serene lakes and exquisite palaces, to the golden city of Jaisalmer, where ancient havelis (mansions) rise from the desert sands, readers are transported to the bygone era of Rajput royalty. The author's encounters with locals and their stories of valor and romance add a personal touch, providing deeper insights into the lives of the people who call this magnificent land home.

Along the journey, readers are invited to savor the tantalizing flavors of Rajasthani cuisine, from delectable dal baati churma to mouthwatering gatte ki sabzi. The author's culinary adventures take them to bustling street food markets and hidden gems, where they discover the diverse and delectable flavors that Rajasthan has to offer.

Adventures in the Land of Temples: A Journey through Rajasthan is a vivid and immersive narrative that paints a vivid picture of the state's grandeur, capturing the essence of its architectural marvels, cultural heritage, and warm hospitality. Whether you are a history enthusiast, a culture lover, or simply a curious traveler, this travelogue will transport you to a world of enchantment and leave you yearning to experience the wonders of Rajasthan firsthand.

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Day 10 : The Gulaal - Jaiselmer

18th March 2023

After a vegetarian meal under the stars we retired early to our room for a shower and a chill.

This hotel is fabulous however the view from an our window is of a building site  although looking out from it now, I can’t actually see anyone working the machinery that has been left there.  We’ve also had several power cuts, the most notable, was one that caused a total black out whilst I was showering. It was completely pitch black with not a glimmer of light, so I though it best just to keep warm under the hot water until the electricity was restored

Todays first stop was Gadiser Lake, a holy expanse of water that is kept topped up by a canal. Within this lake are catfish around 5 foot long and they have the circumference of a large bucket. Gangi, our guide said that people fished these near mythical monsters for food, however they didn’t taste at all good.

Behind the lake were the Ghats, which are the cremation pyres for Hindus and next to them the burial plots for the Muslim 

Our next stop was Jaisalmer Fort which also goes by the name Sonar Quila (Golden Fort) as it rises from the desert itself and seems to become one with the golden hues of the sand. The setting sun adds its own magic and shrouds the fort with mystique. The fort is constructed in the classic style of the royals by local craftsmen. This fort is a world heritage site and around 5000 people live within its walls, mostly from Brahim and Rajput descent.

Its narrow streets are cobbled, broken and steep and gutters run along along side. We left our transport at the bottom gate and began our long slow walk into the fort. I was careful not to slip on the worn stones, but a very old man was squatting on the ground with a chisel and hammer knocking tiny holes into the ground to make the surface a little rougher.

The traffic of men, women, children, dogs, scooters, motor bikes and cows came from every direction, we veered and swerved around each other in some sort of dance, there was me jumping out of the way at every horn blast, trying to avoid the dung that was so freely strewn across the ground, but the cows refused to move and stood their ground, their docile, unblinking , brown eyes staring resolutely ahead of them.

We went into a Jain Temple to admire the stonework on its wall and columns. 

Jainism is one of the world’s oldest religions, originating in India at least 2,500 years ago. The spiritual goal of Jainism is to become liberated from the endless cycle of rebirth and to achieve an all-knowing state called moksha. This can be attained by living a nonviolent life, with as little negative impact on any living thing. Some Jains even refuse to eat anything grown from under the ground, they cover their mouths to stop them inhaling insects and in some cases employ people to walk ahead of them, sweeping the ground and thus avoiding stepping on any forms of life.

By midday, the aroma of the fort grew heady with the smell of cooking food, petrol fumes, cow pats and urine or sewage of some sort. The intense heat didn’t help at all and I was ready to get back to the calm of the hotel.

A visit to the sand dunes was planned for this evening to see  the sunset, however this excursion included a camel ride. In all honesty my conscience wouldn’t let me go. I know how some animals are treated in this country with little concern for their welfare and well being, for the sake of 15 minutes of entertainment, the poor camel may have suffered a lifetime of pain.  So we declined and sat by the pool instead catching up on news and dozing, the cool desert wind like a warm blanket covering us.

So tomorrow we are on the move again.

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This wonderful area of India is home to turbans, sarees, camels, chai, tuk-tuks, forts, palaces, lakes, shopping, curries, and much more. And that's just the tip of the iceberg; it also has wildernesses, deserts, mountains, urban centers, and seashores. Its constituent parts each have their own culture, food, and look. These elements make it so captivating and intriguing. Templemitra includes tours to Jantar Mantar, Hawa Mahal, Bagore ki Haveli Museum, Lake Pichola, Nahargarh Fort, Birla Temple, and Dilwara Jain Temple. Apart from that, the main attractions in Amer Fort and City Palace are the primary attractions without a doubt, and for good reason, the Anokhi block printing museum. Pushkar is an excellent opportunity to experience some of Spiritual India's culture in Rajasthan. Pushkar Lake, which is formed around a lotus bloom that fell from Lord Brahma's hands, is supposed to have been created by a lotus blossom that fell from Lord Brahma's hands. Udaipur The "City of Lakes," also known as "Venice of the East," is often regarded as India's most romantic destination. It was also the most popular tourist destination in Rajasthan. The Mehrangarh Fort in Jodhpur is one of the most beautiful forts in the world. Templemitra recommends the Rajasthan Holiday tour as a "must-see" excursion. It's a fantastic mix of culture, colour, history, and geography that will transport you to another realm!

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The 5 Unique things do in Rajasthan

Rajasthan, the "Land of Kings," is renowned for its royal heritage, majestic palaces, and vibrant culture. Beyond its famous landmarks, Rajasthan offers a treasure trove of unique experiences that reflect the state’s rich traditions and breathtaking landscapes. From exploring the ancient forts to witnessing local festivals, the region invites travelers to dive into its diverse history and culture. Each city and village in Rajasthan offers something special, whether it's the serene deserts, colorful markets, or iconic architecture.

For those seeking a truly unforgettable adventure, Rajasthan's unique activities provide the perfect opportunity to explore its hidden gems. Camel safaris through the Thar Desert, hot air balloon rides over Jaipur, or staying in a royal palace offer a different perspective of the state’s royal grandeur. These experiences immerse visitors in the local culture while offering moments of tranquility and adventure, making Rajasthan a must-visit destination for every traveler.

Here are some unique things to do in Rajasthan.

1. A Thar Desert camel safari:

Sail through the vast Thar Desert on a camel safari, one of Rajasthan's most iconic and unique experiences. For starting this adventure, cities like Jaisalmer, also referred to as the "Golden City," provide the ideal starting point. You'll see the stark beauty of the desert up close as you traverse the golden sand dunes on the back of a camel. You can choose to go on a day trip or prolong your adventure by spending the night under the stars camping in the desert. For a full cultural immersion, these safaris frequently feature traditional Rajasthani performances, regional food, and a bonfire. This is an incredibly memorable experience because of the calm tranquility of the desert and the excitement of riding a camel.

2. Remain in a Historic Mansion:

Rajasthan is well known for its lavish palaces, many of which are now upscale historical hotels. There's no better way to immerse yourself in the splendor of Rajasthan's past than by booking a stay at one of these royal residences. These hotels, which range from the magnificent Umaid Bhawan Palace in Jodhpur to the breathtaking Lake Palace in Udaipur, combine traditional charm and contemporary conveniences. You'll experience a life fit for a king or queen, surrounded by exquisite furnishings, dexterous carvings, and stunning architecture. In addition to expansive gardens and courtyards, these palaces frequently have royal dining rooms where you may enjoy real Rajasthani food. A visit to a heritage hotel is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to experience the splendor and grace of Rajasthan's past.

3. Discover Jodhpur, the Blue City:

Jodhpur presents a singular visual treat. Known as the "Blue City" because of the blue-painted houses in its old town. Discovering this vibrant city's tiny streets is an adventure in and of itself. There are many photo opportunities to be had when the view of the blue houses contrasts with the dry landscape. Although the colour blue has historically been connected to Brahmins, or the priestly class, many other people have also come to embrace the colour. Strolling around the streets, you'll come across old havelis, thriving markets, and regional artisans. One of India's biggest and most striking forts, Mehrangarh Fort, towers over the Blue City. Travelers can experience a unique combination of historical insight and cultural immersion when they explore Jodhpur.

4. Attend the Camel Fair in Pushkar:

One of Rajasthan's biggest and most distinctive cultural events is the Pushkar Camel Fair. Every year, the lively Pushkar fair draws traders from all over Rajasthan who come to buy and sell horses, camels, and other livestock. Pushkar is a small town. The fair offers a range of competitions, including camel races and beauty pageants, traditional Rajasthani music, and dance shows, in addition to the camel trading. Shoppers can take in the vibrant atmosphere or indulge in local jewelry, crafts, and textiles. The fair, which usually takes place in October or November, offers a unique chance to get a close-up look at rural life and Rajasthani cultural customs.

5. Flight in a Hot Air Balloon over Jaipur:

A hot air balloon ride over Jaipur offers breathtaking views of the Pink City's famous landmarks and is an incredibly unique and thrilling experience. You'll be treated to breathtaking panoramic views of the Amber Fort, City Palace, Jal Mahal, and the busy markets below as you float gently above the city at sunrise or sunset. The ride offers a tranquil diversion from the bustle of the city and a distinctive viewpoint of Jaipur's royal architecture and the surrounding countryside. For thrill-seekers and those seeking a romantic or family-friendly adventure, this aerial adventure is an excellent way to see the city from a new perspective.

Conclusion:

In conclusion, Rajasthan offers a blend of unique and unforgettable experiences that go beyond the ordinary. Whether it's riding camels through the Thar Desert, exploring the Blue City of Jodhpur, or attending the vibrant Pushkar Camel Fair, this land of royalty promises something special for every traveler. These unique activities allow visitors to connect with the state's rich cultural heritage and majestic landscapes. For those seeking a truly immersive experience, a well-curated Rajasthan tour package can ensure you don’t miss out on any of these remarkable adventures. From luxury palace stays to thrilling desert safaris, Rajasthan offers a journey like no other, filled with history, culture, and breathtaking beauty.

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