Your Rendezvous With the City
The busy desert city of Jodhpur in Rajasthan is standing at the edge of Thar Desert and is deemed as the largest City in Rajasthan after Jaipur. Native and non native tourists come to the city to see the beauty of the forts and palaces, havelis, monuments, temples, cenotaphs and exciting trips in Thar on a camel's back. The cultural heritage of Jodhpur is also very rich. Go to Jodhpur for a mesmerizing view of Sand Dunes along with a an array of attractions in Jodhpur.

History of Jodhpur
The History of Jodhpur is full mosaic of events. The city was founded by Rao Jodha, a chief of the Rajput clan. Jodhpur was the capital of the Rathore kingdom once known as Marwar. The Rathores were driven by Afghans from their homelands and fled to the region around Pali. Marriage of Rathore Siahji and the sister of a local prince enabled the Rathores to consolidate themselves in the region. By 1949, it was realized that a more secured headquarters was required and Mandore became the obvious choice for it. Eventually, a treaty was signed by the erstwhile ruler of the city with the British to ensure safety of the city and its people.

A Tourist's Delight
Mehrangarh Fort : The fort is still run by the maharaja of Jodhpur. Extended across 125 m high hill the Mehrangarh fort is apparently the most formidable for of Rajasthan. The original fort was constructed by Rao Jodha in 1459 after whom the city has been named. See the cenotaph Chattri of Kiratsingh Sodha, Jayapol, Fatehpol, Lohapol, Phool mahal, Zhanki mahal, moti mahal and a museum in the fort which has interesting artifacts.

Jaswant Thada : It is a white marble memorial to Maharaja Jaswant Singh II. It is located just off the fort road and is about 400m north east of the fort. The cenotaph built in 1899 is followed by the royal crematorium and three cenotaphs later. There is beautiful jaali (lattice) work over the wooden doors and windows.

Umaid Bhawan Palace : Built in marble and pink sandstone, this massive palace is also called Chittar Palace. It was begun in 1929 and designed by the President of British Royal Institute. You will also see a museum at the palace that houses an assortment of beautifully crafted weapons, stuffed leopards, clock collections and Chinese urns.

Clock Tower : It is also an important landmark in the bustling city of Jodhpur and a wonderful place to ramble around.

The Bishnoi Villages : These villages are located along and off the Pali Road to the south-east of Jodhpur. The Bishnoi community is known for their interest in environment conservation and preservation.

Dhawa Doli Wildlife Sanctuary : The region is famous for the wildlife as well. To the 40 km south west of Jodhpur the Dhawa Doli Wildlife Sanctuary is located. You can spot blackbucks, partridges, desert fox and blue bull or nilgai at this sanctuary.

Highlights of Jodhpur
This cousin of the desert trilogy is famous for the exciting camel safaris and jeep safaris. Jeep Safaris will help you explore the remote places of desert and when you take a long distance excursion. Take a camel safari to discover the magic of Thar and have a night out camp under the moon lit sky. The very idea of the camping is quite romantic. Not to Pretermit

• Of course, the safaris are a must and especially camel safaris.
• The antiques of Jodhpur are very famous. Do check them out.
• The city also a stock of exceptionally good Indian spices.
• Do check out the handicraft items, jootis and fabrics of tie and dye.

May We Assist You !
We take care of you and your concerns right from the day you book a tour with us. From arrival till departure we will be there for you. We will arrange sightseeing tour of the city and tell you the history and beliefs related with a particular attraction. Be it a currency exchange matter or locating important spots, we are there at every step. The exciting drives and astounding destinations are sure to entice you and this is what are motto is.

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