The Heritage Of India

Ajanta caves is a hidden gem that is a testimony to the ancient artforms of India of an era which was called glorious in ancient textbooks. A UNESCO World Heritage Site in India, Ajanta Caves house some of the most ancient Hindu and Buddhist temples. Each cave is unique in its own sense highlighting the great feat of architecture. Dating as back as to 2nd century BCE, the 64 caves highlight the cultural shift and development in the field of arts. An Archaeological gem of India, Ajanta Caves invites a lot of history enthusiasts seeking the answer to unknown questions of Indian history.

The Venice of the East, Udaipur would be a love at first sight. One of the most romantic destinations in India, Udaipur entices guests with its gorgeous lake bodies. Sitting by the lake side and enjoying the setting sun as you munch on to some light snacks or an old-fashioned candle light dinner by the lake side is something this city boasts off. The latest bollywood incursion has made this city a popular wedding destination for couples. Be it a heritage walk, historical sites or a romantic dinner by the lake, this city offers all.

The axis of Rajputana dynasty, Jodhpur exhibits the grandeur and power of the famous Rajputana kingdom. Founded by Rao Jodhpur, Jodhpur was the seat of the former princely state of Jodhpur. Today Jodhpur attracts tourist with its grand forts, with Thar Desert as the backdrop. The Marwar culture is still predominant in the region and visit to these forts is a chance to interact with the locals. The famous Mehrangarh fort which is made on a 150-meter hill stands tall looking and guarding the city from the arid desert. The famous fort has featured in many international films and is a place to witness the Rajputana architecture.

Away from the chaotic streets of Jaipur and Udaipur lies the quaint little hamlet of a colourful town known by the name of Bikaner. With more and people opting for a quaint and less crowded destinations, Bikaner has emerged to be the new hotspot for tourists looking to revisit the glorious past of the region. Junagarh Fort, Laxmi Niwas Palace and Lalgarh Palace take guests down the memory lane. If you are looking for a quaint weekend getaway and return back with a well furbished photos with breathtaking backdrops of royal Rajasthan, then Bikaner is the spot

The Pink City of India, Jaipur today one of the most popular tourist destination in India. If Jaipur were to be painted on the canvas, the infinite range of colours available would seem less to paint this vibrant city. The testament of the Royal Family of Jaipur, the tal standing Royal Palace today allows tourists to witness the once existing allure of the royalty of the city of Jaipur. A UNESCO World Heritage Site in India, Jantar Mantar is another major monument which was an astronomical observatory during Raja Jai Singh II’ kingdom. The culture of the Western India is unlike any other in the country, which tourists getting a traditional Rajasthani welcome would be an experience to remember for lifetime.

The famous Ranthambore Fort and the Ranthambore National Park is part of the Sawai Madhopur district and is an integral part of the ecological system. The Ranthambore National Park is one of the biggest tiger reserve in India and has been a prominent part in Save The Tigers initiative. The park is also home to many other endangered species of animals and plants. A safari ride inside the park allows the guests to witness the ecological balance of nature established inside the park. The adjacent Ranthambore Fort is another architectural marvel of the state of Rajasthan. The overlooking aerial view of the National Park from the fort is something no traveler can describe.

The capital city of Akbar’s empire, the City of Agra till dates preserves the Mughal history. Standing tall till this day are monuments like Agra Fort, Fatehpur Sikri, Kanch Mahal and the iconic Taj Mahal, which is one of the seven wonders of the world. Agra has been a witness to the political and cultural shift and today it’s a book for tourists who wishes to understand the historical developments of India. A cluster of Archaeological sites and blended with the local lifestyle and markets make it a complete package for tourists to witness the old and the new India.

The National Capital of India is a prominent part of India’s historical and cultural evolution. With home to the Mughal Dynasty, Delhi today boasts many Mughal architectures which have gained international recognition. With UNESCO World Heritage Sites like Humayun’s Tomb, Red Fort the city is a paradise for those seeking to revisit history. Exploring the city is a romance in itself, with every corner, every lane whispering a unique story of love. The city and its tale are so vast that you cannot possibly explore it completely ever. Every day the city will wake you up to a new surprise.