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Are you planning to visit in October? So Rajasthan can prove to be the best place for you. The coolness in the winds here and the colorful atmosphere of festivals draws everyone towards them. From lakes to deserts and forts to fairs… everything is waiting for you. The beauty of these places will surprise you the beauty of Udaipur, Jaipur, Jodhpur, Jaisalmer, Pushkar, Mount Abu and Kota.
The identity of Jodhpur is the most different in the cities settled on the soil of Rajasthan. Jodhpur, known as Blue City, is famous for its grand Mehrangarh Fort and blue houses. The weather here is pleasant, so that you can easily detect the forts and the surrounding attractions. The city always provides special experience to tourists with its historical heritage and cultural heritage.
Jaipur, the capital of Rajasthan, is famous all over the world for its unique identity and grandeur. Jaipur, known as Pink City, is known for its beautiful forts, palaces and vibrant markets. You can visit Hawa Mahal, Amer Fort, City Palace and Jantar Mantar here. This city wins the hearts of every tourist with its royal heritage and colorful culture.
Udaipur, situated in the lap of Rajasthan, is known for its natural beauty and royal that. The city of lakes’ Udaipur is famous for its romantic lakes, magnificent palaces and beautiful scenes. Places like boating, jag temple and city palace in Pichola lake will mesmerize you. This city seems no less than a dream world for tourists due to its wealth and royal attraction.
The Dussehra festival of Kota has its special identity in the major cultural events of Rajasthan. The Dussehra festival of Kota in October is worth seeing. It is a colorful and grand festival that attracts tourists. The fair, Ravana combustion and cultural programs held in this festival provide unforgettable experience to the people.
Jaisalmer, situated in the desert sand, holds a special place for its golden attraction and unique culture. Golden City ‘Jaisalmer is known for the beauty and historical forts of the desert. You can roam the Jaisalmer Fort here, enjoy a camel ride in the Thar Desert and enjoy folk music and dance in the evening. The city leaves a deep impression on the hearts of tourists with its golden sand, heritage and folk culture.
Pushkar’s name holds special significance in the religious and cultural heritage of Rajasthan. Pushkar is known for its world famous camel fair, which is usually in October-November. The calm Pushkar Lake and Brahma Temple here are also worth seeing. This place provides unforgettable experience to every visitor from its spirituality and colorful traditions.
