Rajasthan, the magical land set amidst the desolate
desert beauty is fascinating-from miles of golden stretches
of sand to magnificent forts, marvelous palaces and
havelis.
Bikaner stands on a slightly raised ground and is encircled
by a seven km long wall with five gates. The magnificent
forts and palaces in reddish-pink sandstone, bear testimony
to its rich historical and architectural legacy. Colourful
bazaars, bright and cheerful people make Bikaner and
interesting experience.
Jaisalmer, known for its golden fort, made of yellow
sandstone, is an important center of handicrafts in
Rajasthan. Sandstone carvings and block printed fabrics
made here find their way across the world. The carved
mansions and Jain temples of Jaisalmer are worth seeing.
The sand dunes at Sam, near Jaisalmer are the site of
the annual Desert Festival.
Manvar lies right in the heart of the Great Indian Thar
Desert between the cities of Jodhpur & Jaisalmer.
Its an unprecedented tourist destination offering a
rare opportunity to enjoy Rajasthan's desert life, culture,
wildlife & beauty. The Manvar Desert Camp is located
in the midst of the wilderness surrounded by sand dunes.
Evenings are livened up by campfire, mashaals and local
musicians and dancers.
Jodhpur a city, near the Thar Desert in Rajasthan, is
known for its impressive Mehrangarh fort. Founded by
Rao Jodha, this city is called the "Blue City"
for the blue painted walls of the houses in the town.
The magnificent Umaid Bhawan Palace is another landmark
that must be seen in Jodhpur. Its museum contains many
artifacts of the royal times in Jodhpur.
