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June 30, 2018
Situated amidst the mighty Aravalli Range, Udaipur City of Rajasthan is a natural wonder and its beauty isn't unknown to the world either! Thanks to its dazzling lakes and picturesque gardens, it has won itself the title of Kashmir
Of The West.
Being a tourist's paradise, there are numerous visiting points in Udaipur Rajasthan and the island park - Nehru Garden one more jewel in the scintillating city of Udaipur.
Named after the Indian Prime Minister, Jawaharlal Nehru, the park opened for public on 14th November 1967 and since then has been beckoning many tourists.
The surreal boat ride to reach this oval island is amusing itself and the magic increases once you step inside. With lush green gardens and a spectrum of vivid flora and the breath taking view
of the glaring Fateh Sagar Lake, it's an absolute eye candy for any visitor. A walk down the flower beds and the solicitous vibe of the staggering lily pond is unmatchable.
We highly recommend you to visit this oval island park if you're planning a trip to the Lakecity.
Visiting Time: Monday - Sunday 9:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Entry Fee: 15- 30 INR per person (for Indian visitors), 60 - 125 INR per person ( for foreign visitors)
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Posted by
Uday
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June 30, 2018
Golden Triangle India
So called because the tour route roughly makes a triangle. New Delhi - Agra - Jaipur. But not all tour operators stick to this itinerary Ranthambhore, Bharatpur is added often. If so desired the tour is extended to
Udaipur and other destinations in the Rajasthan State.
Golden Triangle is one of the most popular package subscribed by the overseas visitors to India. The possibility of tiger is enhanced by the visit to Ranthambore while sightseeing at New Delhi, Agra and Jaipur is assured.
The tour culminates at New Delhi where a visit to Red Fort and Qutub Minar is organised. If the stay is extended then one can also visit Swami Narayan Temple, Humayun Ka Makbara and Bahai Temple. The temples are modern
marvels while the rest are of the Mogul period. But then the Capital City has much more to offer to those who stay for a longer time.
The next destination is Agra an approximately six hour journey is carried out by taxi. This is convenient because you can see other places like Fatehpur Sikri and Red Fort at Agra besides Taj Mahal.
Jaipur is entirely different in all aspects. This is the State of valiant Rajput warriors and the Marwari business community. Stretched in the desert like other Rajasthani cities Jaipur is also known as the Pink City.
The name is derived due to plethora of pink buildings all over.
The town has many architectural wonders to see namely the City Palace, Jantar Mantar and Nahargarh Fort. There are more such places in this town but a visit to the Havelis is also in the itinerary. These are houses of people with princely status and businessmen.
They are wonderful and awe inspiring as the Royal residences and forts. The crux is the intricate art displayed inside and outside the structure. fresco, paintings, statues, unique architecture makes it worth a visit.
Next follows a six hour tour to Sawai Madhopur. This trip is for tiger safaris at Ranthambore to see the majestic animal. The chance to see the big cat in its natural habitat makes it a great holiday.
The
package Golden Triangle ends at Ranthambhore in Rajastahan. You will surely enjoy this package tour and come for another visit.
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Posted by
Susan Sharma
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June 25, 2018
Steed of the Jungle God
Raza H.Tehsin with Arefa Tehsin
-Review by Dr.Susan Sharma
In India, there is still a sizable section of our population who co-exist with the wildlife around them; many even with large animals like elephants, bison, leopards and tiger. While the call of the modern world has erased many skills they had living in harmony
with nature around them, a generation still lives which is a veritable store house of knowledge about animal behaviours and tribal customs. The book I am reviewing here is written by a highly qualified and rational veteran of those times.
Raza H. Tehsin has served in an honorary capacity as the Wildlife Warden of Udaipur for 33 years. He has penned many books and research articles. But "Steed of the Jungle God" stands apart as a beacon to conservationists around the world.
While Raza's early hunting expeditions with his father and brother taught him animal behaviour, the insights gained as he matured transformed him into a hands on conservationist and rationalist in later years.
The stories Raza relates are penned by his writer daughter Arefa Tehsin and the 142 page volume reads like a Ruskin Bond offering - its simple, visual story telling bringing the Aravali jungles alive before the reader. The 20 different stories bound together
organically -almost cinematically- giving the reader a peep into the times
"when tigers and panthers roamed the hills and valleys of Udaipur, Rajasthan"
"When River otters decamped with fish catches of fishermaen"
"When the great horned owll, with its amazing mimicry skills, fooled many people to believe in ghosts".
Raza's acknowledgement of tribal knowledge shines through in many tales. I quote from page 75 "I was amazed to see Bhagga's jungle knowledge. I purposely asked him on several occasions about different pugmarks that we stumbled upon and without a moment's
hesitation he identified them correctly. Not only this, but he also guessed most accurately as to how old the pugmark was - whether of the same morning, the night before or older than that, in which direction the animal had gone and if it had stayed at a
particular place for some time. I found a wet stone on the hard ground and asked Bagga about it. He lifted it, sniffed it and informed that recently a hyena had urinated there. After going a few yards, we came across fresh pugmarks of a hyena."
In tale no.16, read the heart-rending story of the grown-up tiger cub who lives for his mother.
In tale no. 18, the last episode recounts the successful rescue of a panther and a jackal by the forest department from a well where they had fallen. The jackal chose to ride on the panther to escape drowning!
Tale no.20 is titled "Steed of the Jungle God" -Devta Ka Ghoda-by the authors. The title refers to a Giant of a Man who lived and died in the jungle as a "wolf -boy".
Raza H.Tehsin richly deserves that title, I thought.
Buy this book at Rs 575/- from National Book Trust, India. The print is excellent, the size reader friendly. One must read the book from beginning to end-though there are 20 different tales, they are intertwined and grow on each other. The tales are also
superbly illustrated.
Steed of the Jungle God is the story of the making of a rational wildlife conservationist who is credited with the initiation of wildlife conservation movement in Southern Rajasthan. Persistent lobbying by Raza succeeded in getting three wildlife sanctuaries
notified in Udaipur.
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Posted by
Udaipur Rides
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June 19, 2018
Udaipur to Ahmedabad
Ahmedabad is the largest city of Gujrat, located on the banks of Sabarmati river. The road journey from Udaipur to Ahmedabad is beautiful with views of natural landscapes.
The best way to travel is to take Udaipur to Ahmedabad taxi, which can be easily booked through Udaipurrides.com.
If you are planned to travel between Ahmedabad and Udaipur, then Udaipur Rides taxi service is the best option. The distance between Ahmedabad
to Udaipur is 262 km, and it takes 4.30-5.00 hours drive.
You can easily book any type of car for your Udaipur to Ahmedabad trip depending on your requirement. You can book taxi with Udaipur Rides 24/7 without
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Posted by
Udaipur Rides
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June 19, 2018
Festooned with an abundance of scintillating lakes and picturesque landscape, Udaipur City of Rajasthan is on the bucket list of many travelers around the world for all the right reasons.
Located amidst the rugged range of Aravallis, Udaipur offers an idyllic hideaway to the tourists away from the buzz and flux of the cities into the tranquility of the scintillating water bodies and awe-inspiring forts and palaces.
Making its space in one of the most visited local sightseeing points in Udaipur is the Badi Lake, also known as Jiyan Sagar.
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Posted by
kundal roy
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June 17, 2018
Famous for highest density of one horned Rhinos. Also known as the place of Big 5 this park is also famous for different migratory Birds tribal villages lush green Tea estates.. The river dolphins are the famous attraction of this Area. There are four
ranges in this park. The central western Ghrakati and the Agrotali range. Out of this the western range is best know for Jeep and Elephant safari. Safari timings 5 Am and 530 Am .Duration 2 hours. This is advisable to go for Jeep Safari in the evening and
Elephant safaris in the morning. For further details you can follow the below given link.http://kamakshitours.com
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Posted by
ankur
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June 12, 2018
In the quest of getting best time? Or searching for the best country or place to visit in the vacation? India, the land of mysteries, could be the best choice. It has all the things which are needed to give for a traveler or tourist. From the snowcapped mountains
to the lavishing green shores, it put tourists into a maze (full of surprises). Also the monuments of India, more likely to Taj Mahal.
India has the monuments which are not only beautiful, they are designated with UNESCO World Heritage sites. And the utmost number of Heritage sites are present in Agra, Taj Mahal, Agra Fort, and Fatehpur Sikri. Interestingly, in exploring all these places,
the same day Taj
Mahal tour by car is enough. Yes, only in a day one can explore this whole city and get to interact with its culture.
Agra is the city which has its name from the Mughals Regime, even once it was the capital city of India. In that Mughal Era, Agra was the city from where the Emperors of India ruled all over the country. They have built many amazing and mesmerizing buildings
or monuments, the art they have used with beautiful architecture is the focus point.
The perfect blend of Hindu, Islamic and Persian inlay artwork has remained the thing to consider. The walls or the carvings are the examples of their style of building wonderful structures. Out of the many, Taj Mahal, situated in Agra, is capable enough to
get its name in the list of Seven Wonders of World. And why not it be? It is the place where one can connect with the pure sense of art and peace.
Taj Mahal, it has the structure which looks like an illusion. The architecture of this monument is so nicely built that from all the four side it looks like. In building this monument, the finest quality of white marble was used and which was brought from a
village of Rajasthan. The marble namely Makrana, in Hindi it is Sangmarmar.
Taj Mahal was built by Emperor Shah Jahan in the loving memory of his wife, Mumtaj Mahal. And so, after his name, it called Taj Mahal. This quite-a-much pleasing monument is standing peacefully on the bank of River Yamuna. At the Same
Day Taj Mahal Tour , one can able to truly grasp its beauty. Every day thousands of tourist pay homage to this temple of pure love. It is the monument which gets the highest number of tourists every day.
Besides the Taj Mahal, Agra has its own fort named as Agra Fort. Agra Fort was once the main residence for the royal members of Mughal Empire. Emperor was used to addressing his followers in the halls of this Fort. This fort also has many palaces, tombs, and
gardens, which can take anyone back in those days. After the collapse of Mughal regime, Britishers used this place as the Army Headquarter. Now it serves as the museum, which has the things which belong to the Mughals.
Agra city also is known for the best food because the Mughals were very fond of eating toothsome or mouth-watering food. So, the Agra has inherited the property and has some amazing chefs, they cook food very nicely and they serve the taste which a foodie wants.
Agra has a lot to share with its lovers and for a traveler who has limited to for it, the same day Agra tour by car is enough.
Explore this land of divine history and amazing tradition. This is the city which can give you the time which you are looking for. Just get your sail in the direction of upwind and write down your own story.
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Posted by
Udaipur Rides
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June 11, 2018
Jodhpur, also known as Blue city of Rajasthan is 270 km north of Udaipur, Jodhpur is the second Largest city of Rajasthan and a prime visitor goal. It is well known for the
great Mehrangarh fortification, blue houses, old sanctuaries, dynamic bazaars, desserts and bites.
The tremendous Mehrangarh fortification sits above the city and is a design gem in itself. Jaswant Thada and Umaid Bhawan Palace are likewise included among the famous attractions
Jodhpur.
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Posted by
Udaipur Rides
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June 11, 2018
The Mount Abu Wildlife Sanctuary is best amongst the most established parts of the Mount Abu mountain ranges. The Mount Abu Wildlife Sanctuary
is home to various visiting centers offering sensational perspectives. Various people visit Udaipur to Mount Abu Wildlife Sanctuary just for the touring and perspectives, yet most visit The Mount Abu Wildlife Sanctuary for the creatures and winged animals.
The total distance from Udaipur to Mount Abu Wildlife Sanctuary is around 167 kilometers. The Mount Abu Wildlife century is 7 kilometers long and only 300 meters wide. This implies while you cut the long walk around The Mount Abu Wildlife Sanctuary you won't
miss much on either side. You can book an Udaipur to Mount Abu taxi Here.
A variety of fauna, including highly uncommon, threatened and endangered species are found in this Wildlife. The historical backdrop of Mount Abu demonstrates the nearness of Asiatic lion (last recorded in 1872) and Bengal tiger (last revealed in 1971). Presently
the Indian panther is the apex predator. Different creatures found here are sambar, jungle cat, little Indian civet, Indian wolf, striped hyena, Golden jackal, Indian fox, langur, wild boar, sloth bear, pangolin, mongoose, Indian rabbit, porcupine, and hedgehog.
It is extraordinary as in more than 250 types of flying creatures are found here. However, the strength of the Abu haven is the dark jungle fowl. The uncommon Green Avadavat is regularly found here.You can book an Udaipur
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Posted by
Udaipur Rides
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June 05, 2018
Perched up high above on a hilltop, the fort of Chittorgarh is an epitome of Rajputi strength and valor. Echoing off the Rajputi gallant and luxury of the
bygone era, the fort is also associated with the infamous Jauhar of Rani Padmini. But apart from this, there are several other fascinating facts that might ignite up the curious traveler in you.
• The Largest Fort In India In Terms Of Area
Comprising of 65 historic built structures including 4 palaces, 19 significant temples, 4 memorials and several water bodies, the fort of Chittorgarh is the
largest fort in India area wise. Located on top of a rock-strewn plateau, it has 305 hectares of a component site, with a buffer zone of 427 hectares. This grand citadel of glory is approximately 2km in length and is 155 m wide.
• Constructed By A Mauryan Ruler
Built in the 7th century AD by the Mauryans, the fort gets its name from the Mauryan ruler, Chitrangda Mori.
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