The Rajasthan tour packages from Delhi include an inspection of the Gateway of India, the Presidential Palace and the government building (from the side), the Lotus temple and the Qutub minaret. Lotus Temple (closed on Mondays) is one of India's most amazing temples. Built in the shape of a lotus flower, it is the largest and most beautiful Baha'i temple and serves as a symbol for the adherents of this faith around the world. Another place of worship is the 72-meter-long Qutub minaret - the Minar, built in the XII - XIV centuries, decorated with calligraphic script and is a symbol of Muslim rule in Delhi. Overnight and dinner at the hotel in Delhi.
Pushkar: The city is sacred among the Hindus and has the status of “tirtharaj”, the king of all pilgrimage places. The temple of the creator god Brahma standing here is one of the few dedicated to him in India. According to legend, Pushkar was built on the spot where the god Brahma dropped a flower
The lotus that killed the demon. The lake was formed by waters pouring out of three places touched by a lotus. The sins of the pilgrims can be washed away with holy water, it is enough to take a bath in Lake Pushkar..
Udaipur : the white city. Translated from Sanskrit, his name sounds "City of the Rising Sun", after the destruction of the previous capital of the Mewarsian principality of Chittorgarh, Maharaja Uday Sing in 1559 founded a new one, on the shores of lakes. It is not surprising that in such an amazing place, the elegant beauty Panther Baghera from the Kipling Book of the Jungle was born. Hotel accommodation. Overnight in Udaipur. Hotel accommodation. Overnight and dinner in Udaipur.
The monumental City Palace complex has been built along Lake Pichola since the 16th century. Now it is a whole city in the city, consisting of eleven palaces interconnected, which erected 22 rajas century after century. Hence the mixture of styles, squares, streets and museums. The total area of the complex is 2 hectares.
The Rajasthan tour packages from delhi in Sehilionki Bari or the “Garden of Honest Maidens”, which was broken for the wives of the rulers in the XVIII century. Fountains, gardens with roses and pools with lotuses have people walking in it for a romantic mood. Further our path lies in the temple of Jagdish, towering a little north of the City Palace. Built in 1652, the temple is dedicated to Vishnu, its external walls are decorated with carvings with figures of God, scenes from the life of Krishna
You will see a small Sun Temple and a magnificent Jain temple complex. The main temple of Ranakpur is built almost entirely of white marble and is dedicated to the first of twenty-four tirthankars (ford builder) Adinath, who achieved enlightenment. He lies in the Arawali Valley, about a hundred kilometers from Udaipur. The temple consists of 29 halls, holds on 1,444 columns, each 12 meters high. Moreover, none of them repeats the other and does not block the view of the tirthankara statue
A trip around the Jaipur city with a visit to the JantarMantar Observatory. Majestically towering structures-devices built by Raja Jai Singh II between 1727-1734. The world's largest 27-meter Samrat Yantra sundial and 13 other astronomical instruments used to determine the forecast of eclipses, good wedding times, temple ceremonies and agricultural work are made according to the analogues of the ancient Ulugbek Observatory in Samarkand.
Pushkar: The city is sacred among the Hindus and has the status of “tirtharaj”, the king of all pilgrimage places. The temple of the creator god Brahma standing here is one of the few dedicated to him in India. According to legend, Pushkar was built on the spot where the god Brahma dropped a flower
The lotus that killed the demon. The lake was formed by waters pouring out of three places touched by a lotus. The sins of the pilgrims can be washed away with holy water, it is enough to take a bath in Lake Pushkar..
Udaipur : the white city. Translated from Sanskrit, his name sounds "City of the Rising Sun", after the destruction of the previous capital of the Mewarsian principality of Chittorgarh, Maharaja Uday Sing in 1559 founded a new one, on the shores of lakes. It is not surprising that in such an amazing place, the elegant beauty Panther Baghera from the Kipling Book of the Jungle was born. Hotel accommodation. Overnight in Udaipur. Hotel accommodation. Overnight and dinner in Udaipur.
The monumental City Palace complex has been built along Lake Pichola since the 16th century. Now it is a whole city in the city, consisting of eleven palaces interconnected, which erected 22 rajas century after century. Hence the mixture of styles, squares, streets and museums. The total area of the complex is 2 hectares.
The Rajasthan tour packages from delhi in Sehilionki Bari or the “Garden of Honest Maidens”, which was broken for the wives of the rulers in the XVIII century. Fountains, gardens with roses and pools with lotuses have people walking in it for a romantic mood. Further our path lies in the temple of Jagdish, towering a little north of the City Palace. Built in 1652, the temple is dedicated to Vishnu, its external walls are decorated with carvings with figures of God, scenes from the life of Krishna
You will see a small Sun Temple and a magnificent Jain temple complex. The main temple of Ranakpur is built almost entirely of white marble and is dedicated to the first of twenty-four tirthankars (ford builder) Adinath, who achieved enlightenment. He lies in the Arawali Valley, about a hundred kilometers from Udaipur. The temple consists of 29 halls, holds on 1,444 columns, each 12 meters high. Moreover, none of them repeats the other and does not block the view of the tirthankara statue
A trip around the Jaipur city with a visit to the JantarMantar Observatory. Majestically towering structures-devices built by Raja Jai Singh II between 1727-1734. The world's largest 27-meter Samrat Yantra sundial and 13 other astronomical instruments used to determine the forecast of eclipses, good wedding times, temple ceremonies and agricultural work are made according to the analogues of the ancient Ulugbek Observatory in Samarkand.
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