A Heaven for Wanderlust - Jodhpur
Planning for a getaway? Finding destinations for a perfect expenditure? Guess what, you came to the right place.
Travel planning was never be easy until a location has not been fixed! Well, Jodhpur can be one of foremost preference for a weekend voyage.
Jodhpur, The Blue Heaven (called for the blue colored houses in the city) is the second largest metropolitan city in Rajasthan and a renowned tourist destination. Jodhpur impressions a perfect authenticity of royalties and elegance of the former Marwar Kings who had ruled here in their Palaces and Forts.
Is finding Stay a child's play?
Finding a hotel to stay is quite an easy task nowadays. Numerous websites has been set up to provide a convenient service on hotel booking.
Noticeably, Hotels charge reasonable amount despite of the place oriented to attract tourist.
We recommend finding hotels at "Nai Sadak" which is absolutely near to Railway Station and the crowded Clock Tower market. Spots like Mehrangarh Fort and Umaid Bhawan Palace are relatively nearby from this street.
Anything Attractive to Explore?
Yes, History classes were boring at school times but, seeing the historic Forts of majestic infrastructure and observing the lifestyle of mighty rulers was never out of the interest.
The primary spot to visit at here is Mehrangarh Fort, which is said to be one of the largest forts built in India. This major attraction was built in 15th Century by Rao Jodha. The fort now revamped as a museum preserves most of the prominent artifacts from the ancient rule.
Entry charges are 100 INR, and extra charge of 100 INR is applicable for DSLR holders. Audio Guide is definitely recommended for those who don't want to miss a penny detail. Situated on a perpendicular cliff, the fort compliments a tremendous view of entire Jodhpur and the outskirts. Get your DSLRs ready! TripAdvisor Link!
The next major spot is Umaid Bhawan Palace, which was once home of the royal families is now partially a Museum and a regal hotel managed by Taj Hotels. The Entry for the museum costs 30 INR which showcases objects from the history and had a lot of history involved in it. What's more interesting is that, they also have various vintage car collection on display. On certain occasions and rallies these are brought outside as well. TripAdvisor Link!
The third and the least crowded spot is, Kaylana Lake. Said to be an Artificial Lake, this place is now a calm spot at a very remote location. Conveyance is quite limited at here from Jodhpur so, planning it for a daytime visit is highly recommended. And also, Boating is available so, prefer to sail here if you have plenty of time left in expenditure. TripAdvisor Link!
Food hogging should never be missed!
Typically, Rajasthan have an unique and traditional delicacies which shouldn't be missed anytime and It is an absolute delight to eat a little bit of everything from the best that a cuisine can offer. So what's more to try apart from delectable thalis?
Vada Pao, Priya Special Thali, Chole Bathure, Makhaniya Lassi at Priya Restaurant. TripAdvisor Link!
All Non-Veg North Indian delicacies at Raja Chicken Corner. TripAdvisor Link!
Dhoodh Jalebi, Makhaniya Lassi at Shri Mishrilal Hotel. TripAdvisor Link!
Aloo Vadi
So no more wait! Pack your bags and get set trip!