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Tours to Jodhpur, the second largest city of Rajasthan and the city
with a fascinating desert landscape, will spellbind you, to say the
least. Get ready for a visit to temples, palaces, forts and bazaars
on your tour of Jodhpur.
Due to its strategic location, Jodhpur witnesses a huge influx of tourists
all through the year. Jaipur (332 kms), Udaipur (269 kms) and Ajmer
(211 kms) are easily accessible by road and rail from Jodhpur.
Founded by Rao Jodha, a Rajput of the Rathore clan in 1459, Jodhpur
was earlier known as Marwar. It used to be a busy trading link between
Delhi, Gujarat and Rajasthan.
It is said that the sun shines on Jodhpur all through the year. Hence,
it has earned the sobriquet of Sun City.
As all other regions of Rajasthan, Jodhpur also has a delectable cuisine.
The Makhaniya Lassi, Mawa Kachori and Mirchibada are must-tries on travel
to Jodhpur.
The tourist attractions of Jodhpur dominate the 'worth a visit' list
of sites in Rajasthan. The biggest tourist attraction in Jodhpur, the
Mehrangarh Fort is simply grand and splendid. It houses numerous temples,
palaces and a museum with a rare collection of artifacts.
The Balsamand Lake is the most scenic attraction in this desert region.
As if to break the aridness and infinity of the desert, this lake houses
the magnificent Balsamand Palace on its banks.
The Guda Bishnoi Village with its inhabitants, the Bishnoi tribes,
is a worthwhile attraction on tour to Jodhpur. Life is worshipped in
all its forms here. These tribes are fierce protectors of their flora
and fauna and can even kill those who mean harm to them.
To unravel the ethnicity of India, undertake tours to Jodhpur with
Taj Hub. It'll be the most memorable holiday of your life.
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