Mandwa known for beautiful fresco paintings through out the place. Bikaner, the camel country known beautiful fort - palace and the marble cenotaphs. Kumbalgarh known for biggest fort in India. Jodhpur, the blue city known for hilltop fort and palaces. Jaisalmer known for Golden fort, Jain temples and huge number of palaces. Ranakpur famous for the carvings of Jain temple. Mount Abu the only hill station of Rajasthan and home for famous Jain temple with exquisite carvings. Udaipur known for the fort, temple and the lake palace. Jaipur known for numerous forts and palaces.
After covering more than 80% of Rajasthan there is still more to cover. The next trip to this Royal state would explore some parts of Udaipur and Jaipur that could not be done due to lack of time. Other exiting places in the state to travel would be Kota, Bundi, Ajmer, Pushkar, Chittorgarh, Osian, Alwar, Ranthambore etc.,But for now I have set my eyes on another beautiful state of India - Madhya Pradesh. Since, I have already done it, I will share with you all my friend very soon.
Hi Rajesh! I wish I could follow you in Rajasthan!!
ReplyDeleteMeanwhile Blogtrotter is back to the «urban jungle», which Reykjavik is far from being... ;)). Enjoy and have a fabulous week!
Travelling and exploring, viewing and enjoy all those beautiful places!
ReplyDeleteWhat a fabulous journey you are taking us on, your part of the world really is magnificent! I also loved the beautiful sunset on your previous post, stunning!
ReplyDeleteYou are a great explorer and photographer
ReplyDeleteThe MP tourism's TV ad is quite enjoyable, don't you think? Anyway, wish you plenty of discoveries!
ReplyDeleteFabulous mosaic. I would love to see them all someday :)
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A fabulous collage of wonderful captures! I find so many beautiful things in the pictures you post, it does make me wish I could see them for real, in person! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteEnjoy your day, Rajesh!
Sylvia
u are on a travel spree dude...love visiting places thru you.
ReplyDeletewould love to hear ur short stories that u experienced at that place , and wats unique in ur eyes in ur view?
Utterly stunning.
ReplyDeleteIt is nice to have these monuments still around for generations to come by to learn its history. Looking forward to your next series of photos.
ReplyDeleteWonderful place,thanks for the tour:)
ReplyDeleteHappy traveling & have a nice day.
Hampi over so fast?
ReplyDeleteShall I cover it? ;)
All the best for MP!
Beautiful post ! this world is completely strane to me. What a wonderful architecture !
ReplyDeleteYour India is spectacular. And on my must visit list. Maybe 2011. South Africa is 2010.
ReplyDeleteThere's no knowing how long a fire will burn. Most of these will be allowed to take their own course and time. All but the Aspen Fire are on National Forest public lands with nothing much around. There's no danger to people or buildings.
Thanks for stopping by.
And I shall be waiting... keep it coming.
ReplyDeleteA friend who visits India regularly has Udaipur as one of her top fave.
Great..I'm seeing the entire India through your blog...Great stuff!
ReplyDeleteMy goodness Rajesh, what a fantastic trip this must have been. WOW!! I can just imagine all the wonderful sights from your description. Can't wait to see more pictures.
ReplyDeleteThat pic from the beach at Juhu is great.
Loved the tour. Would really like to visit India one day...
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful selection of art and architecture; stunning collage.;)
ReplyDeleteIt looks like you had a wonderful journey through some beautiful places. The collage is a great way to show us your delightful collection of photos...
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing your photos. You reminded me my beautiful days in Rajastan..
ReplyDeleteI'd love to explore the entire length and breadth of Rajasthan. Until it happens, thanks for sharing it through your eyes.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful shots and tour.
ReplyDeleteA beautiful montage. India is glorious.
ReplyDeleteWe have very limited internet connection at the moment so I will get back to your blog later, I just wanted to say hello as a new follower to my blog.
ReplyDeleteSmiles
Carolyn from Haida Gwaii
waiting to see more images of Rajsthan :)
ReplyDeleteFantastic post,
ReplyDeletethanks for sharing so many beautiful shots from your beautiful world ;)
India is breath-takingly beautiful! I love seeing elephants in pictures :)
ReplyDeleteGreetings from Finland, Europe - where we don't have any elephants :)
Take care
Rita
Nice all in one photo! Great tour.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing Rajesh.
Your World is BEAUTIFUL, Rajesh!!!!
ReplyDeleteI appreciate for your beautiful description and the lovely photographs.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful post and description Rajesh, wishing you a good weekend.
ReplyDeleteHi, You post is awesome. It contains summery of all tourist attraction of Rajasthan be it heritage,culture, forts or Temples.
ReplyDeleteI will be waiting of your next posting.
Regards
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GMG: Thanks, you are most welcome to join me in my next visit to Rajasthan.
ReplyDeleteAsta, Photo Cache, Sylvia, Gaelyn: Thanks, you must plan a visit to India. I am sure you will like it.
Phivos, James, Sandy, uncleawang, Gattina: Thanks for the appreciation.
Swarna: Thanks, I agree with you on the MP Tourism ad. That is what actually encouraged me to see the place.
Rush: Thanks, I usually try to visit most of the places in any one of the states of India every year.
Jenn, Kirigalpoththa, Protege, Celin, Luiz, Prospero: Thanks for the appreciation.
LadyFi: Thanks, you must plan a visit to India. I am sure you will like it.
Alicesg: Thanks, they make us familiar with our culture and history.
Carolyn, Anya, Rita, Regina, Sailor, Babli, Kate, Johnclerks: Thanks for the appreciation.
Indrani: Thanks. Hampi not yet over. I will be back with more on this.
Joan, Pam, Deepak: Thanks, It was a very nice trip. I will be posting more snaps soon.
Turquoise: Thanks, I am glad I could refresh your visit.