Holidays in Rajastan
Rajasthan is well known for his military history and many old fortresses and forts. Here, among the desert areas of Tar, many ancient civilizations have emerged and colonized cities such as Jaipur, Jaisalmer, Jodhpur and Bikaner have been built.
The capital of Rajasthan State Jaipur is one of the most interesting cities in the country. Founded in 1727, he received his second name, " Rosy City " , because of the pink sander used in the construction of many buildings.
One of the main reasons for exploring the less-responsive parts of the State is the wonderful Rajastan wildlife reserves. Of these, Ranthambore, the most well-deserved, is Ranthambore, where tigers can be seen in the Ruin and the front-light jungle, but Sariska, located between Jaipur and Agro, has almost the same number of large cats and no smaller landscape. Animal abundance, however, makes no place in South Asia comparable to the Queolaeo National Park (Keoladeo) in Bharatpur, on the eastern border of Rajastan near Agra. Literally, hundreds of birds, from giant grey beetles to tiny albums and blindly bright winters feed here in winter months, presenting an unforgettable sight and providing the desired outlet from the unspeakable pace of cities, which inevitably take longer on travellers ' journeys in this state.
Rajastan ' s climate is distinct from those of desert regions. Between May and June, temperatures may rise to unbearable +45C and more before the sky over the central and eastern Rajastan does not deteriorate into a frail mussonic storm that will revive the dryland and fill the devastated rivers. The furious summer heat continues until mid-September or October, when night temperatures fall significantly.
The state reaches north-east of Mount Abu near the border with Gujarat to the places from hand to the ruins of ancient New Delhi, it is based on the naked brown hills of Aravalls, which separate the Dhundar fertile basin from the sand barhans of the mighty Tar desert, one of the dryest places on the ground.
Rajasthan State capital Jaipur - located 250 kilometres west of New Delhi.