Famous Place In Ajmer

Ajmer Tourism

Famous Place In Ajmer

Ajmer city

Ensconced in the famous Aravalli ranges, Ajmer exudes bustling life with its engaged market places and moving (and obstructed) traffic. One specific street sells just silver items!


A religious place with a famous dargah of a pious Muslim saint, Ajmer is known to fulfil the wishes of many a disheartened soul. The qawwalis at the dargah on Thursday and Friday nights (and also during Urs festival ) inspires the spirit of devotees and tourists like never before. The history of city
reveals changing of ruling dynasties, from Chauhan Rajputs to Ghoris, Mughals and finally British.

The city has numerous other attractions in store for tourists. The famous Mayo college established by British had the Maharaja of Alwar as its first student. The Maharaja arrived in a true royal style, seated on an elephant and followed by a whole fleet of servants, trumpeteers and not to forget camels and horses! One remarkable example of the countless eccentricities of the Maharajas and Nawabs of India.

Ajmer also provides a good base for a day visit to Pushkar. Infact, the city provides shelter (whatever little facility it has) to considerable number guests during the highly famous Pushkar festival.

Beautiful, mystical, and vibrant state of Rajasthan is one of the most visited places in India by the visitors all around the globe. It is a place of beautiful safaris, spectacular sand dunes, blend of rich cultural heritage spot, and offers lush forests of  Aravalis, one of the oldest mountain range of India. The state of Rajasthan is located in Northwestern region of India and Jaipur is its capital city.

Here are our lists of most popular places to see in Rajasthan:
1. Ajmer:
The city of Ajmer is located in the central Rajasthan. This place is a very popular pilgrimage for both Muslim and Hindu. The history of Ajmer is very diverse as it was ruled by many Muslim and Rajputana dynasties. As a result, this city comprises of various cultures and civilization. Taragarh Fort in Ajmer is said to be the very first hill fort of Asia.
2. Alwar
Alwar is a beautiful town nestled between small hills of the Aravalli mountain range. It is located about 150 Km from Jaipur and approximately 170 Km from Delhi. It is a historic town with its rich cultural heritage.  City has many beautiful lakes and a very scenic landscape.

3. Bikaner
Bikaner is one of the most popular tourists destination located in northern region of Rajasthan. Bikaner was founded by Rao Bikaji, the Rathore prince. It was once very important trading route to the West Asian countries. It is popularly called as the camel country because of its world famous camel ride. Apart from the world famous camel ride, city is rich in its architectural wealth in its wonderful forts, temples and palaces. Impressive palaces and sculptured temples in red and yellow sand stones exhibit some of the excellent creations of the Rajput civilization.
4. Mount Abu
Mount Abu is a very pleasant retreat set in the midst of a lush forested hills. It is a green oasis in the middle of the deserted state of Rajasthan. It is located on the southernmost tip of the Aravali mountain range. The place is rich in flora and fauna that includes the coniferous trees.

5. Udaipur
Udaipur was once the capital city of the Rajput kingdom of Mewar which was ruled by the Sisodia clan. It is India’s one of the most romantic city. Surrounded by the Aravalli hills, the old city is dominated by the cupola-crowned City Palace located at Lake Pichola.
6. Bundi
Bundi offers some of the very striking palaces, havellis and temples which are beautifully decorated with stone idols and chattris with carved pillars.  Lakes in the middle of the town added extra beauty to its charm. Bundi is also famous for its complex wall paintings.


7. Luni
Luni is located 35 kms away from Jodhpur. This small place reflects the rural fascination of Rajasthan. It is a nice retreat from the hustle and bustle of the city. This small village is home to many craftsmen and artisans who build stunning metal, clay, and wooden carved products. Fort Chanwa in Luni is an exceptional piece of sophistication of Indian Architecture.
8. Jaipur
Jaipur is the capital city of Rajasthan. It is amidst the rugged hills of the Aravallis mountain range. Jaipur is the precious gemstone in the middle of desert sands. Jaipur offers some of the very amazing architecture. The city offers exclusive amalgamation of culture to experience and to be appreciated. In the month of January, Jaipur celebrates 3 day International kite festival starting from 13th or 14^th.
9. Jaisalmer
Jaisalmer, which was once a quiet desert city has transformed into a major tourist destination of India. It is located in the middle of the scenic Thar Desert. It is one of the most acclaimed destinations among the tourist around the world. Jaisalmer Fort is the most acclaimed historical monuments that you ill noticed here distinctively. The fort is made up of beautiful sand stones.  The city is best known for the old mansions called as Havelis. Among several havellis the most striking ones are Salim ji ki haveli and Nathmal ji ki haveli. The blend of ancient and the medieval architecture will catch your fantasy.
10. Bharatpur
Bharatpur is very well known for its bird sanctuary.  Another very interesting place to see in Bharapur is the Lohagarh Fort which was built by the famous ruler of Bharatpur named Maharaja Suraj Mal. The Fort has 3 palaces within its boundaries.It is worth a visit.