Explore The Colors Of 3 J's In Rajasthan

“Rajasthan, the land gifted with the beauty of the Mother Nature and rich heritage, is a vivacious and captivating region where the royalty meets the tradition in a blend of hues against the immense barren settings of sand and desert. No doubt, the compelling state is the most brightly hued canvas painted by the God.”

Rajasthan is well known as the land of Dunes, Lakes, Forts and Palaces. The gorgeous state is like a splendid open air museum where its rich heritage and culture, majestic havelis, unconquerable forts, music, dance, arts and many such characteristics are on the display for the tourists to capture the true fragrance of this marvelous terrain. The beautiful ponaroma of the region keeps calling the tourists for more. Culture and history of this area is so intensely entrenched together that every bit of its area has its own stories of sacrifice and bravery. The state boasts a plenty of tourist attractions. However, the famous 3J’s of Rajasthan are predominantly known amongst the visitors throughout the world. These 3 J’s of Rajasthan are Jaisalmer, Jaipur and Jodhpur.

Hawa Mahal in Jaipur

·        Jaipur: It is the capital of Rajasthan. Many of the buildings in the city are painted with pink color and therefore this city is also renowned as the ‘Pink City’. The astonishing city is named after Sawai Jai Singh II, who is the founder of this city. This wonderful city is considered as a must visit tourist destination while on the vacation to see the tourist sites of Rajasthan. The breathtaking forts and palaces of Jaipur bind the travelers to an extent that they can’t even shift their eyes. Some of the most remarkable and alluring places to visit in Jaipur are Nahargarh Fort, Jantar Mantar, Jaigarh Fort, Hawa Mahal, Sisodia Rani Garden, Jal Mahal, Birla Mandir, City Palace, Amber Fort and Albert Hall.

Blue City - Jodhpur

·     Jodhpur: It is also known as the Blue City of India. This city foregrounds a rich culture and heritage. It treats the tourists with a rough splendor of the barren deserts. Jodhpur is an amazing city that proffers the visitors some of the most arresting architectural sites with an extensive variety of tourist charms in the form of magnificent palaces, gleaming lakes, majestic forts, colorful markets and sacred pilgrimages. Some of the spell binding attractions for the tourists visiting Jodhpur are Mehrangarh Museum, Umaid Bhawan Palace, Nasiyan Jain Temple and Mount Abu.

Jaisalmer Fort

·     Jaisalmer: The tempting city of Jaisalmer proffers vast choices for the tourists to visit. This picturesque city is well known as the Golden City of India. Jaisalmer is an abode of the perfect blend of scenic beauty and historical significance. Jaisalmer Fort, located over the Trikutta Hills, is one of the must see tourist attractions and is also a celebrated landmark of the city.

Tourist cities in Rajasthan are no less than the marvels. The winds that blow in these cities put in the picture-the tales of valor and courage. The forts, palaces and barren deserts bind the tourists and make it hard for them to return back. Indeed, the 3 J’s of Rajasthan are somewhat like a trader that trades the memories to cherish throughout the life!

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Places To Experience Wilderness Around Bangalore

“Love to watch peacocks dancing in the grounds, elephants trumpeting in the verdant woods, monkeys jumping from one branch of a tree to another or a shy barking deer walking in an elegant manner? If you are in love with the wilderness, Bangalore and nearby areas are no less than an empyrean for you!”

To have an escape from the humdrum of prosaic life and hustle bustle of the city, you can plan a trip to the mesmerizing land of Bangalore. It is, renowned as ‘Silicon Valley’ and is a well known doorway to many wildlife sanctuaries covered with exotic flora and fauna. These sanctuaries make Bangalore and its nearby regions highly admired amongst the tourists. Here are a few awesome places in and around Bangalore, where you can experience an amazing  sight of wildlife:

 Bandipur National Park

·         Bandipur National Park: Bandipur National Park is an awe-inspiring wildlife center located in the district of Chamarajanagar near Bangalore. This National Park comes   under the Project Tiger. This captivating place is the first biosphere reserve in India and comes under the Nilgiri Biosphere Reserve. The breathtaking wildlife of the national park consists of various rare animals like the Hornbill, Sambar, Giant Squirrel, Elephants, Partridges, Deers, Wild Dogs, Sloth Beer, Pea Fowl, Four Horned Antelope and many more.

Bannerghatta National Park

·  Bannerghatta National Park: It is one of the must visit wildlife parks in Bangalore. Bannerghatta National Park covers ten reserve forests of Anekal range that comes under the Bangalore Forest Division. The national park is spread across an extensive area of about 104.27 square kilometers. Bannerghatta is well known as an abode for a wide assortment of flora and fauna, especially for its lion and tiger safari. It is positioned at a distance of 22 kilometers from Bangalore and includes a zoo,  museum and many conservatories. The park boasts an exquisite amount of birds and animals and therefore is a treat for the children and animal lovers.

Kokkare Bellur Bird Sanctuary

·     Kokkare Bellur Bird Sanctuary: Kokkare Bellur is situated in the district of Mandya, near busy Bangalore-Mysore highway. This bird sanctuary abodes many rare species of avifauna and is one of the very few nesting grounds of many endangered bird species like the Spot Billed Pelicans, Painted Storks, Little Cormants, Black Ibis and Pond Herons. It is really inspirational to see the relationship that the local habitants of Mandya share with these birds.

Bangalore is indeed one of the most eventful cities of India. It attracts all types of tourists and the same goes with wildlife aficionados as well. The wildlife places around Bangalore gives wildlife freaks a wonderful experience- unquestionably full of contentment! 

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