As the end of the year approaches it’s time for some soul-searching and new resolutions. Look no further as the answer lies in the golden sands of Rajasthan for your next dream holiday destination with your menage. Avail the Jaisalmer Tour Packagesas you enjoy camping and desert safari at the Sam Sand Dunes. The Longewala War memorial not only acknowledges the bravery of the Indian Army but is also a fragment of history. Jaisalmer fort is a cosmopolitan which encompasses temples, cafes and souvenir shops. Nathmal ki Haveli in Jaisalmer was once the residence of Diwan Mohata Nathmal is carved out of yellow sandstone. The deserted village of Kuldhara lies some twenty kilometres from Jaisalmer was evicted overnight by the householders to save themselves from the despotic head. Pushkar lies close to Jaipur and Ajmer is world-renowned for its sole Brahma Temple. With your vouchers forPushkar, resorts get a chance to enjoy hiking trails and various temples of the city. Located on the eastern part of Pushkar is the Gurudwara Singh Sabha which was constructed in the 19th century to mark the visits of the first and the tenth Sikh gurus. Besides the Brahma Temple, there lies another ancient temple dedicated to Lord Vishnu the Varaha Temple. Man Mahal was built as a guest house of Raja Man Singh to behold the panoramic view of the lakes and temples.
Gadisar Lake
Visit the Gadisar Lake with Jaisalmer Tour Packages which lies on the periphery of Jaisalmer. It is an oasis that lies in the core of a wilderness. The reservoir was built by Raja Rawal Jaisal showcasing the alluring view of the lake and the adjoining fort. The visitors can enjoy boating or a stroll along the edge of the lake. With the winter season in tow get a chance to spot migratory birds which congregate around the lake from the bird sanctuary of Bharatpur. Get a chance to feed the school of catfish which gather at the bank as they can sense the visitors in anticipation of food. The Tilon ki Pol is an archway which is a welcoming site with its etched carvings. The best time to visit the lake is from November till March as the scorching sun becomes a little tolerable.
Jaisalmer Fort
Encash the Jaisalmer Tour Packages as you visit the Jaisalmer fort where the embellished Jain temples of the 12th century lie within the premises of the fort. The fort lies snuggled in the glistening yellow sands of the Thar Desert. The fort is a microcosm with shops, temples, houses and restaurants. Jaisalmer Fort is a UNESCO World Heritage Site which was built in 1156 and gets its name from the Bhati Rajput ruler Rao Jaisal. The fort has an astounding height of 250 ft and is encompassed by 30 ft tall walls. It is also known as the “Sonar Qila”or the “Golden Fort “.Take a walk down history through the maze-like lanes of the fort which was earlier known as the Trikut Garh as it is built in a triangular shape over the Trikuta Hills. The fort accommodates a quarter of Jaisalmer’s population within its confines. The architecture of the fort is an amalgamation of Islamic and Rajput styles. The main attraction of the fort is the Maharwal Palace known for its marble throne.
Desert Safari
The biggest attraction for the tourist of the Jaisalmer Tour Packages is the desert safari of Sam Sand Dunes. To reach the dunes which lie some forty-five kilometres from the city you have to take a jeep. The desert safari can be enjoyed in the early morning hours or the evenings. Sail through the desert as you ride the ship of the desert for ninety minutes. As the sun goes down and the sky gets star-laden to enjoy a culinary delight along with a folk dance performance bringing forth the Rajasthani culture. Feel the rush of adrenaline as you enjoy dune bashing with a speeding jeep safari to behold the beauty of the desert during sunset. The desert safari continues at the Khuri Village which lies some forty-five kilometres southwest of Jaisalmer and glorifies the rustic life of Rajasthani Villages with its mud and straw houses. Enjoy a desert safari to the fullest during the months of November to early March.
Pushkar Lake
Book comfort withPushkar Resortsas you visit the holy Pushkar Lake. Devotees and tourists from all over the globe visit this pious lake which lies in the middle of the Aravalli ranges in Pushkar. The lake is encompassed by fifty-two bathing “ghats” which are named after the rulers who built them and around five hundred temples. The legend has it that the lake came into being as the petals of Lord Brahma’s lotus fell when he was crushing Vajra Nabha. The most venerated day to take a dip in the Pushkar Lake happens to be Kartik Poornima as it equals performing yajnas. The water of the lake is believed to have medicinal properties and can help in the remedy of skin problems.
Brahma Temple
Next on the itinerary of Pushkar Resorts is the Brahma Temple or the Jagatpita Brahma Mandir which is devoted to Lord Brahma who is the creator of the universe. The temple has its own magnetism as it is the one and only temple of Brahma in India. The temple was constructed in the 14th century by Vishwamitra with marble and stone slabs with a Southern-style of architecture. Erected on a high platform temple’s ingress is adorned with canopies which can be reached while ascending marble steps. In the Garbhagriha the figurine of Lord Brahma is settled in a cross-legged position.Other effigies at the temple are of Lord Vishnu,Garuda and Dwarpalas .A red-coloured Shikhar along with a Hansa add to the beauty of the composition.
Varaha Temple
Take a trip to the “rose garden of Rajasthan “ with Pushkar Resorts. The Varaha Temple is the oldest and largest temple in Pushkar. It was built in the 12th century by Anaji Chauhan which is in reverence of Lord Vishnu. Varaha happens to be the third avatar of Lord Vishnu in form of a wild boar. The temple is at a distance of five hundred metres from Pushkar bus station and some six hundred metres from the lake. According to folklore Lord Vishnu took the avatar in form of wild boar and killed the fiend Hirnayaksh to remedy Earth from the ocean by lifting it on his tusks. Varaha Temple has a two feet high white statue of Lord Varaha with carvings, and gold-styled pillars displaying the legendary bird Garuda.
Man Mahal
Located on the banks of the Sarovar Lake is the eye-catching palace of Man Mahal. Man Mahal happens to be the largest royal home built in Pushkar. It lies on the east of the lake and boasts of an alluring view of temples which lie near the banks of the lake. It was built as a guest house for Raja Man Singh first which was used later when he visited Pushkar. The palace in present times works as a luxury hotel with its well-taken-care of old Rajasthani attributes with facilities like a spa, swimming pool and dining options.
