Ranakpur, located 96 km from Udaipur, this is one of the five main holy
places of the Jains. Although, over 500 years old, these temples are well
preserved almost in perfect condition. The central temple is the Chamukha
temple, dedicated to Adinath, the first Jain Tirthankar (saint). This temple is
the most complex and extensive in design. What is interesting is that no two
pillars are alike.Upon arrival check in at Hotel.
Day 10:
Morning visit the temples of Nagda & Eklingji. Afternoon
city tour of Udaipur.Udaipur - is one of the most beautiful
cities of Rajasthan, known as city of Lakes, Palaces and
Gardens. Morning visit the City Palace in all its
ancient glory, the residence of the Maharajas of Udaipur. City Palace has
several carved balconies, arches and decorated pillars, onto Sahelion-Ki-Bari
(queen''s resort for the friends) famous for its spectacular lawns, fountains
and shady walks.
Day 11:
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Morning after breakfast proceed to Bundi. Enroute visit Kota
Fort.Upon arrival at Bundi, check-in at HotelBraj Bhushanji ki
Haveli. The Haveli was built a hundred and fifty years ago by
a family that gave the state four of its
chief ministers post independence. Bundi:- Its Palace has a distinguished
characteristics. It has most picturesque location, isolated and independent
that it apperars like a miniature. Built of locally querried stone, it presents one
of the finest examples of Rajput architecture. Intricately carved brackets,
pillars and balconies and sculpted elephants are used frequently. Chitra
Shala inside the palace provides a colourful glimpse of history, the walls and
ceiling of this palace are completely covered with paintings. Other places of
interest are Phool Sagar Palace, Suke Mahal and Shikar Burj. Bundi is also
known for its baolis or step wells. Unique to Rajasthan and Gujarat, the step
wells served as water reservoir for the months of summer when there was a
scarcity of water. One of the best preserved is Raniji-ki-Baoli with its
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