subject: Experience The Natural Beauty Of Rajasthan By Train Travel [print this page] Rajasthan is certainly the place to go if you are looking to experience Indian heritage, culture, sand dunes, forests and wildlife. The spectacular landscapes-sand dunes, lush forests, and wetlands all make Rajasthan a wondrous place to be in. Some of the most popular destinations in Rajasthan include Alwar, Ajmer Pushkar, Bikaner, Bundi, Bharatpur, Jaipur, Jaisalmer, Jodhpur, Kota, Mout Abu, Ranthambor, Shekhawati, Udaipur, Virat Nagar and more. With just a few hundred kilometers from the capital city, Rajasthan is easily accessible for quick getaways.
With the more recent construction of expressways, driving to Rajasthan from Delhi has not just become easy but has become immensely exciting. The expressway offers some excellent scenes and stupendous mirages that will blow you away. While long car drives can be exciting and easy, you might want something more than just a quick getaway.
If you are visiting India or the North Western part of India for the first time, breezing by Rajasthan is definitely not the answer. You should take adequate time off to relax and soak in to the pleasures of Rajasthans natural beauty. One of the best ways to soak into all that is Rajasthan is by taking the train across its landscape. The Indian government offers the enthralling Palace on Wheels- a service that has capsized many. As the Indian government calls it, the Palace on Wheels is a week in wonderland. Take advantage of this luxury that comes at an insanely competitive price that will make you give up every other way to travel across this landscape. Here is a list of some must-visit cities and towns that the Palace on Wheels traverses through:
Jaipur: Jaipur is called the pink city, given the number of cobbled stoned roads that wind into massive fortresses this city truly stands for its name. The first stop when you traverse Rajasthan in this luxury car is Jaipur. You are given a royal welcome by elephants and you go on to visit 18th century palaces and museums. You also get to see the majestic Hawa Mahal and the charming Amber Palace. Jaipur is certainly one of the main attractions of Rajasthan.
Ranthambhore and Chittorgarh: The train rolls over to its next stop to Ranthambore forest where you can see the lush green reserve and tigers thanks to the open air canter trailer with bucket seats. The train then takes you to the quaint Chittorgarh fort which is a 16th century masterpiece.
Udaipur: Udaipur is the next place that the palace on wheels takes you to. This city is called the Venice of the East. And why not, with the picturesque vies and beautiful lakes this city is a must visit even if you are not taking the palace on wheels around Rajasthan.
Jaisalmer: Jaisalmer is, hands down, one of the most beautiful towns in Rajasthan. The palace on wheels makes it very special give that it takes you to the Golden fort and then to the Sand dunes for sunset-one of the major highlights of your trip to Rajasthan.
Jodhpur: The palace on wheels takes you to this Rajputana heartland where you visit some beautiful forts and palaces. Finally, the palace on wheels takes you to the Bharatpur bird reseve and the famous Taj Mahal in Agra.
by: Paras Holidays
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