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A Sense of Calmness - Taking a Pilgrimage Tour To Rajasthan


If you always thought that Rajasthan is only a land of gigantic forts and exquisite palaces, you need to think again.

Rajasthan is also a regular haunt of pilgrims who flock to its numerous religious sites in large numbers. Just like the rest of India, the state of Rajasthan too is home to people of different faiths and religions, all of who live in complete peace and harmony with one another.


That's the reason why Rajasthan Pilgrimage Tour Packages are also very popular with tourists from every nook and cranny of the world. If you want to enrich your spiritual side while giving your eyes a complete feast, you should definitely plan a pilgrimage tour to Rajasthan. Some of India's holiest shrines are located in this state. They don't just give you an insight into the religious cultures, customs and traditions of different religions, but they also present some of the finest examples of Indian architectural brilliance.


In fact, Rajasthan has so many pilgrimage sites that covering all of them in one tour is hard. But you can definitely plan to cover those that are most popular and most eye-catching. Thanks to the Rajasthan Pilgrimage Tour Packages, they help you visit all the important holy sites in one trip. During your tour, you'll visit the sacred town of Pushkar which has the Brahma Temple and Pushkar Lake where devotees come for a holy dip. Not very far from Pushkar is the city of Ajmer, where you'll visit the Dargah Sharif, the tomb of sufi saint Hazrat Khwaja Moinudding Chishti. The Birla Temple and the Govind Devi Temple of Jaipur and the Eklingji Shiva Temple of Udaipur are also worth exploring.

During your pilgrimage tour, you can also plan to visit the Malik Shah's Mosque, located in Jalore. The Sher Shikhar Gurudwara of Dholpur is also worth a visit. One of the most frequented temples in Rajasthan is the Jain Temples of Ranakpur. Built by Rana Kumbha, the history of Ranakpur Jain Temples goes back to the 15th century. The Dilwara Jain Temples of Mount Abu and the Karni Mata Temple in Deshnok are visited by pilgrims on a regular basis.


There's a lot more that a pilgrimage tour of Rajasthan has to offer. So, get ready for an unforgettable spiritual experience.

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