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Balsamand Lake

Famous for being the site of the Bal Samand Lake Palace, a heritage hotel, Balsamand Lake was built way back in the 12th century. Located just 5km away from Jodhpur, it is a world away from the crowds and hustle of the city. The lake was created in 1159 AD by the Gurjara-Pratihara rulers to save the city of Jodhpur from droughts. The Maharaja Sur Singh, who was the creator of this artificial lake, was honoured by the title of Sawai Raja in turn for his impeccable services. Surrounded by lush gardens, it contains a large variety of trees like mango, papaya, pomegranate, etc. Balsamand Palace, built in the 17th century on the lake, is a red sandstone architectural marvel which overlooks the lake. The mesmerising lake was made famous by its adjoining estate is the summer home of the Jodhpur Maharajas. Not only does it offer a luxurious stay experience it also presents an idyllic location to enjoy sunset views and lakeside picnics. You can have long walks beside its water or have dinner as you sit at Balsamand Palace's restaurant witnessing beautiful lake views. The entry to the lake is free of cost, however, getting to the gardens may cost a little, depending upon the season. Read More

Experiencing the culture of the Bishnoi community is a vital part of any leisure trip to Rajasthan. The Bishnoi Village tour comprises four villages spanned across four hours, where one can absorb and witness the authentic traditions and lifestyles of rural Rajasthan, a continuing tribute to the original way of life present in Marwar. This tour spans an average of 6 hours, allowing travellers to witness the simplicity and peace of a time forgotten. As Bishnois are staunch protectors of the environment, many animals and birds are seen naturally coexisting in and around the areas of the villages. A rare sight in the rest of the world, it is quite delightful to look at these creatures go about their daily routines unencumbered by the worry of being hunted or run over. The full tour package includes five significant stops designed to help travellers understand the history and culture that has shaped the Bishnoi tribe to what we see today. Common rural occupations like sheep-herding, weaving, and pottery are practised here, and visitors to the villages have the opportunity to view, learn and purchase these finely-crafted products manufactured in these areas. The tour also includes a visit to Khejarli, site of the Khejarli massacre where 363 Bishnois lost their lives trying to save the forest, and the breathtaking Guda village, a glorious location perfect for an Instagrammable moment, with the natural scenery being complemented well with the local biodiversity. Read More

A trip to the desert would be incomplete without a camel safari across the seemingly endless expanse of the sandy terrain. With Rajasthan being the desert state of India, a trip to this cultural oasis will only feel complete by availing a camel safari. The city of Jodhpur offers multiple packages of varying durations for its visitors. The shortest of these safaris allows one to travel 70 km across the glistening sheets of golden sand of the Thar desert to the ancient town of Osian, steeped in cultural history significant to both Hindus and Jains. If you're feeling especially adventurous, there are packages offering travellers the opportunity to undertake the incredible journey from the blue city of Jodhpur to the golden city of Jaisalmer, spanning roughly 250 km of the mesmerising desert. Despite the name 'Camel Safari', tour operators go the extra mile to ensure that their guests have the best experience. Depending on the time and budget allocated for this activity, it is usually inclusive of meals, stay (in case of overnight tours), and mingling with the locals through conversation, folk music and folk dance, along with the main attraction of riding the famous ship of the desert. The arduous task of traversing through the desert, faced with the reality of the arid region and the magnificence of the golden dunes and vast stretches will grant travellers the opportunity to live the authentic life of a desert dweller, and it is definitely an experience worth having. Read More

Located at the end of Mehrangarh Fort, Chamunda Mata Temple is among the oldest and most revered temples in Jodhpur. The Goddess is considered the main deity of the inhabitants of Jodhpur and is regarded as the 'Isht Devi' or foremost goddess of the royal family. This holy temple attracts a lot of devotees and worshippers, especially during festivals of Dussehra and Navratri, and is considered a pilgrimage site among many Hindus. Legend says that the Goddess is hightly revered among the locals and the international devotees alike, as she protected Jodhpur by taking the form of an eagle and warning the villagers in time of safety measures. It is written in history that Rao Jodha brought the idol of the Goddess from its original residence at Mandore in 1460 and installed it at the fort with full religious proceedings. Chamunda Devi temple is highly revered among devotees for its perceived ability to remove any obstacles. A lot of people also come here for the 'Manglik' pooja proceedings. It is a fine example of the connection between the daily life of the Rajput rulers and religion. Getting to the temple is fairly easy as it is located at the ending point of Mehrangarh Fort. Once you land in Jodhpur by air r by railway, all you have to do is catch a taxi or a rick to reach this pilgrimage centre. If you wish to see the temple in all its resplendent and divine glory, please do visit it between the months of September - October when the auspicious nine nights of worshipping the Goddess (Navratri) and the festival of Dussehra fall. Read More

Situated around 45 km southwest of Jodhpur city near Barmer in Rajasthan, Dhawa Doli Wildlife Sanctuary boasts of rich wildlife mainly comprising of wild animals that include blackbucks, cheetal, sambhar, Desert Rats and Antelopes, desert foxes and nilgai etc. The place is also considered a haven for birdwatchers since it attracts a lot of exotic migratory birds. The place is best visited either at dusk or dawn when most of the animals can be spotted either leaving their homes or returning to their shelter. Read More

The Flying Fox Zipline Tour in Jodhpur is arguably the most memorable way to experience the Mehrangarh Fort, a key attraction of the blue city. A stunning way to admire the stunning art, architecture, and colors of the city, Flying Fox in Jodhpur is a sport especially for all the adrenaline junkies that visit this historic city. A well-organised setup of six zip lines, this tour covers the walls, the bastions and the lakes of the fort, spanning an estimated time of two hours. Not only is it the best activity to get your heart racing, participants are also treated to a unique breathtaking collection of views of the picturesque city and the majestic fort. For those apprehensive about adventure sports, the Flying Fox Asia takes utmost care in installing equipment with supreme standards of safety. The activity was started in 2010 and has had over 50,000 satisfied participants. The organisation also makes arrangements for the differently abled. The activity, however, is only open for participants above 10 years of age.The activity begins with a short walk up the fort, followed by a safety brief and practice session before the actual zip lining begins. There are a total of six zip line over which the activity is conducted, each of which covers a different area. The six zip lines are Chokelao Challenge, Ranisar Rollercoaster, Chhota Wallah, Jai Jodha, Rajputs' Revenge and The Magnificent Marwar, each an exhilarating experience by itself. Read More

Situated in Luni near Jodhpur in Rajasthani, Fort Chanwa is an excellent example of elegance, royalty and architecture of the last century. Constructed by Maharaja Manish Soni hundreds of years ago, the fort has lately been converted into a luxury heritage hotel by its owners Maharaja Dalip Singh and Rani Madhu Devi. Set in the backdrop of the Thar Desert, the fort stands as a testimony to the regalia and royalty of the bygone era with its elaborate parapets, manicured gardens, carved lattice work friezes and Jharokas (or balconies). With a perfect amalgamation of modern day facilities and a tinge of the old world charm, the hotel provides you with a traditional Rajasthani experience. The exquisite interiors and unparalleled services and hospitality by the staff is definitely going to be an experience of a lifetime for you. After you are done taking a tour of the grand palace, you can also venture to explore the nearby attractions like Mehrangarh Fort, Luni River, Urban Haat, Flying Fox etc. Read More

One of the best and most popular destinations of Jodhpur, the Fun World is the complete Family entertainment centre with all the facilities and amenities that one may need to have a comfortable and fun time in a vacation. The first of its kind place in Jodhpur, the Fun world is a unit of Park club and resorts Ltd that is designed to allow the guests to have all the fun. Located in Jodhpur, this luxury resort is situated on Chopasani Road, opposite the filler road in the second largest city of Rajasthan. Spread over 7 acres of land, the resort houses around 50 rooms along with a big waterpark in midst of a gorgeous surrounding that works towards your enjoyment. The surroundings along with its fresh and peaceful environment make it a perfect place to relax and rejuvenate. You can go the soak in the swimming pool and enjoy the rides or take a walk along the pool. You can sit and dip your legs in the water and watch your child participate in the various activities organized in the kids' region or just sit in a private setup of the Mughal Gardens and witness the magnificent gardens.In short, you can look forward to an amazing time with your loved ones at this one for all location. Read More

The Ghanta Ghar in Jodhpur is a magnificent clock tower in the centre of the city, built by Maharaja Sardar Singh about 200 years ago. Known as the clock tower of Rajasthan, it is a popular landmark that signifies the start of Old Jodhpur. The tower offers a brilliant panoramic view of the city from the top. The area surrounding this imposing structure is bustling with locals presenting all sorts of products and services, making it the busiest and largest marketplace of Jodhpur. The markets and the tower are a must visit for travellers who want to witness and experience the culture and people of Jodhpur. The clock tower is surrounded by street markets, with the most famous amongst them being Sardar Market, named after the late king. One can find a variety of people in this locality, representing all walks of life. At night, the tower comes to life when it is all lit up, making for a glorious end to a day well spent at this bountiful market. Read More

Travellers wanting an authentic experience of tribal life in Rajasthan are likely to eventually find their way to Guda Bishnoi Village. Approximately 22 km away from the city of Jodhpur, the site is the best place to witness the scenic beauty and exotic wildlife. The Guda Bishnoi Lake, an artificial lake by that flows by the village, is a sight to behold and serves as a watering hole for a large number of birds and animals. Travellers who stay here will receive the opportunity to experience the real village culture of Rajasthan. This village is inhabited by the Bishnoi community, that is one of the tribes residing in Rajasthan. As they are committed to the worship of the different forms of nature, they are devoted to the protection and conservation of the natural environment around them, along with its varied inhabitants. Upon visiting the village, one can find antelopes, Blackbucks, Demoiselle cranes, Saru cranes, spotted owls, rabbits, gazelles, blue bulls, and peacocks. One can also see these animals going about their natural routines by Guda Lake. Read More