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119 Reviews We had a guide for the city and our first stop was Amber (pronounced Amer) fort. A steep ramp led to the entrance, at which point you could walk up or take an elephant ride up. There is some...
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77 Reviews Displays wardrobes of kings and queens. If you visit the place in summer and you are a senior citizen, I suggest you to make use of a battery operated vehicle for transport within the palace. This...
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50 Reviews Hawa mahal literal means palace of breeze or wind.It's well known for its 953 jharokhas(windows).The five storey palace is made up of red stone and situated in the hustle and bustle of city.Being...
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21 Reviews Jal Mahal, the Lake Palace, is standing in the middle of Man Sagar Lake about 6.5 km from Jaipur. It was built in 1799 in red sandstone and it was used by the royals as a pleasure palace. Among other...
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15 Reviews We went to Jaipur and stayed at Krishna Palace.The registered taxi driver of Krishna Palace drove us to this place when we wished to shop.At the entrance,they tried to impress the visitors with their...
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47 Reviews One of most bizarre sites in Jaipur, this open space with unusual geometric and curvy shapes is an astronomical observatory. It is known as Jantar Mantar, which translates to "instrument of...
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8 Reviews I just adore monkeys and there was no way I was going to pass up the opportunity to go to Galta Temple. After stopping for a very late lunch we went to Galta Temple – also known as Monkey Temple. At...
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15 Reviews From Jaigarh Fort, it was 52 turns within 2 km. up to Nahargarh Fort. It stands on the edge - a sheer ridge - of the Aravalli Hills. The views over Jaipur and Man Sagar Lake are absolutely...
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28 Reviews Jaigarh Fort is located on the top of the hill, by the name of Cheel ka Teela (Hill of Eagles). Jaigarh Fort is also known as the 'Victory Fort'.It overlooks the mountains,amber fort and lake...
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6 Reviews Jaipur was a favourite spot with the important personalities of the British Raj and the Maharajas always arranged for their guests of honour elephant rides up to the Amber palace. Even today, the...
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24 Reviews We tried a trishaw, but it was too slow and he didn't understand us properly as he didn't speak English. It was hard work on the man too and the price is similar to an auto rickshaw. Later we found...
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4 Reviews and 329 Opinions First Impression - Smartly dressed staff greeted us upon arrival and escorted us to the reception....
16 Reviews The Central Museum has vast number of antiques stored in and is absolutely fabulous. One of the oldest and the most famous Museum is the Government Central Museum or Albert museum was constructed...
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9 Reviews and 550 Opinions A resplendent creation in marble sparkling amid the calm waters of the Lake Pichola, (Udaipur), is...
2 Reviews and 233 Opinions This is such a lovely place, whether for a couple celebrating their love or for a singleton,...
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The fort is a massive structure with many gateway built by the later Maurya rulers in 7th century A.D. Perched on a height of 180 mt high hill, it sprawls over...
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Q: Hello! I will travel to India in December this year. I intend to visit the Ranthambore National Park and do a safari in a...

A: Hi We stayed here, and it is THE very best value. It is actually inside the park. Just copy and paste the link into your browser. However, you cannot do the safari...
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The title is the translation of the name, I would sometimes call it Ranisthan, country of queens, so beautiful and full of courage the women of this country are, without the women, Rajasthan would not...
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Note: I visited only small part of India, so this intro text might not be representative for all India! It was a fellow traveller that persuaded me to go to India. After 5 exciting months on the road...
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I suggest that before visiting Rajasthan, that you read my page on INDIA which will give you a glimpse of this amazing country, its culture, diversity and history. Rajasthan is often the most visited...
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Rajasthan includes most of the erstwhile region called Rajputana (land of the Rajputs) which was comprised of Rajput kingdoms. "Rajput" literally means 'son of a king'. Rajput families rose to...
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