Ranthambore Fort

The Fort
There are three temples inside the fort dedicated to Ganesha, Shiva and Ramlalji built in 12th and 13th century. The fort is also said to be the site where a number of Jauhars (ritual mass suicide by immolation of self) in the Rajput History. From a distance the fort almost looks indispensible and incredible looking out over the lotus filled lake of Padma Talab which lies in the rampants. It has an area of 405sq kms giving a view of the Badal Mahal ( Cloud Palace).


In and Around

» Pushkar Ka Mela : In the month of Kartika (October - November), in Pushkar there is this Camel Fair held on one of the holiest days of Hindus. Each year around 200,000 people converge here, bringing along them around 50,000 camels and cattle for trade. The place blends itself into with musicians, mystics, tourists, traders, devotees and camel crews. Its a MUST SEE FESTIVE.

Not to be Missed

» Ganesh Chaturthi :The Ranthambore Tiger reserve has a beautiful temple of Ganesha (Lord of Intellect). Here each year in the month of September/October the festival of Ganesh Chaturthi is celebrated with Pomp and Show. It is thought that all auspicious functions of Hindus should began with the first invitation to Lord Ganesha. This festival marks this school of thought.

Our Suggestions

• Keep your baggage light as most of the required things (travel related) are easily avialable.
• Pre book your hotel as there are chances of it being jam packed in festive seasons.
• Food of all sorts are easily avialable in and around JAIPUR. Enjoy the delicacy of Rajasthan; they have a unique taste. You can get a real taste and feel of Rajasthan by visiting Chowky Dhani which is a makeover of True Indian Village. (Ask us to get one arranged for). The Rajasthani dances, shows and the ethnic food of Rajasthan will make you come here again and again
• For any queries feel free to contact us.
• Go for camel rides, puppet shows, look out for world famous blue pottery and the dress of Rajasthan.