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Jodhpur Excursions, Its a sin to be in Rajasthan and just travel past the former capital of the Kingdom of Marwar, Jodhpur. For in its domain, the mighty forts and palaces, still stand as the epicentre of all that has grown around them over the centuries, silently watching over, unintimidated, across the barren backdrop of the Thar Desert that in itself is a powerful force able to consume one and all. Yet, in all its regal history and the legacy of a present, and by blowing the bugle that emits unavoidable Rajputana vibes, Jodhpur continues to magnetise many a travellers from around the world. Increasing footfalls continue to leave indelible marks of different global identities on the land of Jodhpur, each saying I too have been here, and mingled with the air of royalty
Jodhpur, also known as Sun City for literally basking in the sun all year long, and Blue City, because of the blue-painted houses thriving around the olympian Mehrangarh Fort, is however, a lot more than the forts, palaces, and desert. Here, the history surpasses the boundaries of the Rajputana clan and meets from Moguls to the British Raj; the fairs and festivals are as vibrant as the land is arid, showcasing the zealous spirit of the locals; and the fusion of Rajputana and Mughal architecture that manifests in the many temples locks an unbreakable spell upon its viewers. Verily, shunning away Jodhpurs presence would be to forever remain in darkness, unknown of what life light might have introduced you to.
But those whove experienced the beauty above have made today, the city of Jodhpur, located about 335 km from the state capital, Jaipur, one among the most favoured tourist destinations, not just in Rajasthan, but in India and the world. Apart from the regulars but in no way less in grandeur like the Mehrangarh Fort, Jaswant Thada Fort Complex, Umaid Bhawan Palace, Rai-ka-Bag Palace, Umed Garden, Government Museum, Siddhanath Shiva Temple, and Ganesh Temple, there are other sites to see and absorb in and around Jodhpur that are a must visit. So when in Jodhpur, make sure you get to see at least a few that make the city even more appealing.
Most of these Jodhpur excursions are related to the past of the city, revealing something new to one who has time to listen at the lore. Be it the Balsammand Palace, which was breathed life in by Maharaja Sur Singhji of Jodhpur as his summer pavilion, or the Hall of Heroes (shrine to 330 million gods and a royal cenotaph) located in Mandor; the remnants of the ancient city of Ossian, temples of which easily rival the best in the country- Sun Temple of Konark, or the Jaswant Sagar Dam and the Kalayana Lake spread over 84 sq. km.; Jodhpur will not disappoint. It will, however, be every reason for a wonderful stay in the state of Rajasthan, with unforgettable memories to give you company till the very end, making you come back here, at least once.
Mandore was the ancient capital of Marwar, before the formation of Jodhpur. It lies towards the north of Jodhpur, just 8 Kms from the main city. Historically, this place quite rich and holds importance.
At some point of time in our life, we all want to stay at a place overlooking a water body, preferably a sea. The Jodhpur Balsammand Palace in Mandore, Rajasthan offers you this kind of comfort.
If you want to get an experience of the tribal India, Jodhpur Guda Bishnoi Village is the place for you. It is approximately 25 kms from the main city of Jodhpur. The Guda Bishnoi village of Jodhpur.
The Jodhpur Jaswant Sagar Dam lies in Pichiyak village between Bilara and Bhavi of Jodhpur district. It was constructed, in 1892, by Maharaja Jaswant Singh. The water from Jaswant Sagar Dam of Jodhpur.
The Jodhpur Machiya Safari Park lies on the way to Jaisalmer. It is about 1km from Kaylana Lake. It is a must see place for those interested in wildlife. The main fauna of the Machiya Safari Park.
Pali city near Jodhpur, Rajasthan is named after the Paliwal Brahmins. They were once the inhabitants of this area. However the civilization of the ancient Pali city was highly evolved. The land of Pali was leased to the Paliwalis.
Sojat city of Jodhpur, Rajasthan is situated on the left bank of the Sukri River, near Pali town. It was earlier (in the ancient times) known as Tamravati. There is also a fort in Sojat city.
Nimaj near Jodhpur, Rajasthan is specifically known for a temple. The Nimaj temple in Jodhpur, India was built in 9th century. The Nimaj temple is dedicated to goddess Durga.
Nagaur City near Jodhpur, Rajasthan is a secure desert city. It is situated about 135 kms to the northeast of Jodhpur. Nagaur lies about midway between Jodhpur and Bikaner.
