Rajasthan Vacation
Rajasthan Vacation - The magic of Rajasthan is unequalled in the world for its heritage, culture, safaris, sand dunes and lush green forests with its wildlife. Rajasthan is often expressed as huge open-air museum with relic so well preserved for the travelers and the curious of the day. We offer a wide range of tour packages for Rajasthan Tour.
Rajasthan Tour Packages
Rajasthan Cultural Tour
Rajasthan Forts & Palaces Tour
Golden Triangle Tour
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About Rajasthan
Dance of Rajasthan
Introduction of Rajasthan
People of Rajasthan
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Rajasthan Cities
Jaipur City
Jaisalmer City
Jodhpur City
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Rajasthan Luxury Hotels
Fort Rajwada - Jaisalmer
Hotel Lake Palace - Udaipur
Raj Vilas - Jaipur
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Rajasthan Fairs & Festivals
Desert Festival - Jaisalmer
Pushkar Fair - Pushkar
Urs Fair - Ajmer
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Palace on Wheels
About Palace on Wheels
Tariff of Palace on Wheels
Schedule of Palace on Wheels
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Rajasthan Wildlife Sanctuaries
Ranthambore National Park
Keoladeo Ghana National Park
Sariska Tiger Reserve
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Rajasthan VacationBharatpur City • Places to See in Bharatpur

Places to See in Bharatpur

BHARATPUR PALACE
It is a fine fusion of Mughal and Rajput architecture and was built in various phases by different maharajas. The magnificent apartments are richly decorated with patterned floor tiles having exquisite and intricate designs. The museum occupies the main central wing displaying collections dating back to the 2nd century which demonstrates the art and skill of the region.

GOVERNMENT MUSEUM
It is a fine fusion of Mughals and Rajput architecture and was built in various phases by different maharajas. The magnificent apartments are richly decorated with patterned floor tiles having exquisite and intricate designs. The building –Kamra Khas, within the fort, has been converted into a museum displaying a rich collection of antiquities, exquisite sculptures and some ancient inscription.

The museum occupies the main central wing displaying collections dating back to the 2nd century, which demonstrates the art and skill of the region. The sculptures speak volumes about the art and culture that flourished here in those timers and help in tracing the inscriptions are of immense historical value and help in tracing the royal lineage and local life.

GANGA MANDIR (TEMPLE)
Maharaja Balwant Singh started the construction of this big temple in 1845. The construction was carried out by a unique method, where all persons employed in the service of the state, were asked to donate one month’s salary of their service or any raise in pay towards the shrine. The temple is a beautiful piece of architecture.

LAXMAN MANDIR
This temple is famous for beautiful stone work with elaborate carvings from doorways to ceilings, pillars, walls and arches. The temple is dedicated to Laxman, brother of lord Rama.

KEOLADEO GHANA NATIONAL PARK
This bird paradise acquired its name –Keoladeo because of the existence of the Keoladeo temple of Lord Shiva. After the name of this temple the lake is called ‘Ghana’ Keoladeo. Ghana being the vernacular synonym for dense forest. It was known as the best duck shooting resort during the British reign, but was declared a reserve for birds in 1956 and later upgraded to a National Park. UNESCO has listed it as a world heritage site.

The geographical location is ideal, as it is on the main north-south avian route of India. Although small in size (only 29 sq. kms), it has over 375 species of beautiful birds, and more than 132 of these breeds inside the Keoladeo Ghana National Park. Almost every year, new species are added to the list. The Bird Sanctuary not only attracts birds from all over India, but also from far off Europe, Siberia, China and Tibet.

Before the monsoons, hundreds of these exotic birds roost and nest here, and building activities start on the ‘babool’ and ‘Kadam’ trees of the park. Water flowing through the Ajan Bandh starts filling the various ponds and lakes of the Park. When assured of enough food, hundreds of large, medium and little cormorants, darters, purple and grey herons, various species of egret, white-necked as well as black-necked storks, white ibis, spoonbills, night herons and other birds get busy courting and mating .The trees are overloaded with nests- a single tree houses approximately fifty to sixty nests-belonging to different species of birds looking after their young ones.

Saras cranes, the tallest flight birds, nest in exposed and open areas; both partners share the duty of hatching; while changing incubating duties, they come together, raise their neck and give out shrill trumpeting calls in unison, fanning their feathers at the same time same time. The newborn chicks are only 10cm. In size but grow up to one meter in height within a year.


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Rajasthan Cities
Ajmer City | Bikaner City | Bharatpur City | Jaipur City | Jaisalmer City | Jodhpur City | Mount Abu City | Pushkar City | Udaipur City




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