Rajasthan, the land of princes and warriors, romance and history,

Cultural and Architectural Heritages are one of the richest in our country and they stands out; even in the rich mélange that is India. It is replete with an astounding richness of costumes, music, palaces, forts, folk arts and crafts. All these you will get to see only at Jodhpur the Blue City. We provide the Economy Accommodation in Jodhpur for the Visitors of Jodhpur

A rich history, royal and feudal traditions, and an abundance of stories of star crossed love, promises to capture, and hold your interest. It is a rare person who does not leave here completely charmed and enraptured.

Jodhpur is a fairly good representation of these qualities.

Rajasthan’s second largest city, Jaipur being the largest, it is a settlement at the edge of Their, the desert that makes up most of this fabulous state. Founded by Rao Jodha in 1459, it was once the capital and control centre of a kingdom with almost 80 thousand square miles in area, and enormous power.

The history of Jodhpur is like an epic saga, filled with courage and chivalry, chock-full of inspiring tales of huge battles and courageous Rajputs. It is full of politically motivated weddings and selfless sacrifice.

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What should I see in and around Jodhpur?

Jodhpur:

Layout:

Jodhpur isn't nearly as well laid out as Jaipur is. Winding and narrow streets and an absence of street signs can make navigation difficult for the outsider. That is why we recommend that you take a guide or a local person along on your in-Blue City Trips.

The walled city known as old Jodhpur lies surrounded by a 9.5 km wall, eight gates and 101 bastions. The most important are Jalori Gate and Sojati Gate, to the south, surrounded by busy commercial centers. It is a maze of narrow almost labyrinthine streets that are deceptively easy to get lost in.

Some of the houses and temples have marvelous, rich carvings in red sandstone. Many of the newer houses are painted the distinctive indigo, a color that has come to uniquely identify Jodhpur. The new city spreads and sprawls out from the south and the east of the old city. The railway station is along the Station Road, to the southwest of Sojati Gate. Station Road, like most such roads around railway stations everywhere, is lined with cheap restaurants & Cheap Accommodation in Jodhpur.

High Court Road: where our one of the Best Budget Hotel in Jodhpur situated, is the main east-west avenue. It begins at Sojati Gate, going past Umaid Gardens and the Tourist Reception Centre, and runs all the way to the Raika Bagh Railway Station, which is also where the bus stand is. Nai Sadak (literally, New Road) leads from the Gate to the centre of Jodhpur, marked by the Tower. Along this road, is the major shopping and market areas like the Sadar Bazaar. The city also has the famous and grand Meherangarh Fort and Jaswant Thada. They tower over the city, and are visible from pretty much all parts of it.

Places of Interest:

Meherangarh Fort

One of the most seen landmarks in the city, it is surrounded by the Sadar Bazaar, and has a rich atmosphere, associated in all minds with typical eastern markets. It teems with life, fragrances, colors, noise. It is clearly discernible from the magnificent Meherangarh fort.

Kunjebehari Temple and Raj Mahal garden palace

The Kunjebehari temple is dedicated to lord Krishna and, like the Raj Mahal garden palace, situated on the banks of the Gulab Sagar Lake, to the east of the Fort.

Umaid Gardens

The Umaid gardens are well planned, neatly laid-out and well maintained and a pleasant place for a stroll. The Sadar Government Museum is here, with its collection of sculptures, weaponry, taxidermy and wooden biplane models. The gardens also contain the zoo and the library.