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A kaleidoscope of colours, civilization, beauty and wonders - India is every traveller's treasure. With an ancient heritage, rich cultural heritage and numerous festivals, India attracts explorers from all over the world. India fills up with excitement and festivities in the month of November and offers its travelers ample opportunities to witness the grandeur and festivities. If you are wondering where to go in India year round, here is a list of popular travel destinations to visit india

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Varanasi, Uttar Pradesh

Weather :- 41° C

Ideal duration :- 2 Nights 3 Days

Best Time :- October - April

The holy city of Kashi is considered to be one of the oldest cities in the whole world. With colourful ghats, intricately built temples, narrow streets and quintessential old-world charm, Banaras has been a centre of spirituality and religion. In November, the five-day festival, 'Ganga Mahotsav', attracts devotees from all over the world. It is indeed one of the best places to visit in India. Trains, flights or buses can be taken at your convenience to reach Varanasi.

History :- Varanasi seems to have been a part of Indian civilization since time immemorial. Successive empires have made the city their trading and cultural center, linking the city to a wide range of cultures. From early dynasties such as the Mauryas and Guptas to the medieval Mughals and the British Empire, Varanasi has been subject to Greek, Hindu, Islamic, Buddhist, Christian and Jain lifestyles. The large number of monuments in and around the city are a testament to this diverse past. Varanasi was a very prosperous city for a long time as evidenced by the grandeur of the ghats, public places and places of worship.

Ganga, the backbone of the city :- Being situated on the banks of the Ganges, Varanasi has developed into a major center over the centuries. The trade, commerce, worship, accommodation and daily routine in this city have been greatly influenced by the ways of the river Ganges. Even today it is the main source of water for the city. It is also the focal point of cultural life. Large daily gatherings on the ghats, riverside parks and mosques are central to Varanasi's social life. Since it attracts a large number of tourists, the Ganges is also responsible for a major part of the city's tourism revenue. However, due to the industries located near the Ganges, the river is becoming increasingly polluted and the water quality is rapidly deteriorating and is not safe for human consumption.

Every evening, Ganga Aarti :- Every evening, Ganga Aarti is performed at the ghats of Varanasi, most spectacular at Dashashwamedh Ghat. The aarti begins when the evening falls around 6 pm in winter or around 7 pm in summer. Devotees usually gather 90 minutes in advance to find a suitable place. The spectacle can be seen from the steps of the ghat, the terraces of adjoining houses, shops and boats laden along the river. It can also be seen from the terrace of the Ganga Seva Nidhi, the office of the organizing committee. The aarti takes place on seven wooden planks, each decorated with saffron cloth and worship materials like incense sticks, conch shells, brass lamps etc. The puja is performed by seven pundits, which involves the rhythmic recitation of mantras, hymns and prayers. River Ganga. Lakhs of visitors gather to witness the most mesmerizing and glorious event of Varanasi. This gathering is a confluence of faith, cultures and traditions coming from all parts of India and even abroad. The aarti ends by blowing a conch shell and lighting a camphor lamp. The entire aarti takes about 45 minutes.

Boating :- If in Varanasi a boat ride on the majestic river Ganges is a must experience. There are several boats - big and small - readily available to rent every morning until sunset. Rides can be customized but are usually expensive during the morning known as Subah-e-Banaras or at sunset, at the time of Ganga Aarti.

Types of Boat Rides :- A traditional rowing boat is the most common type of boat and a 90-120 minute ride can cost around Rs 250 per person.

Kashi Darshan :- The Ride to Kashi is a popular attraction that takes four hours to complete.

Restaurants and Local Food :- The cuisine of Varanasi has a distinct hue with a definite influence of the cuisines and styles of Bihar. Popular dishes of the region are Dum Aloo, Bati Chokha, Aloo-Tikki, Pani Puri, Kachori, Tomato Chaat as well as sweets like Jalebi, Rabri and Banarasi Kalakand. Another essential flavor of the city is its paan, a delicious betel leaf dish. Apart from these, try butter toast with warm milk, usually almond flavored. Also, try the local drinks like Lassi and Badam Sharbat. Varanasi is also famous for its thandai, a milk-based drink mixed with bhang, a form of cannabis in India. Apart from traditional and local flavours, there are many options for continental and typical Indian food. When you are in Varanasi, you can explore different types of food ranging from delicious street food to the many cafes in the eighties. The city really has it all!.

Amritsar, Punjab

Weather :- 40° C

Idea Duration :- 1 Night 2 Days

Best Time tpo Month:- January to December

The second largest city of the Indian state of Punjab, Amritsar is colloquially known as Ambarsar. Apart from the Golden Temple, Amritsar is also known for its exotic street food.

Amritsar is the spiritual and cultural center of Sikhism. The festival of Baisakhi brings forth the radiant face of Amritsar with its finest of food, clothing and merry making. The place is also famous for its Jallianwala Bagh massacre and its proximity to the Wagah border. From Operation Blue Star at the Golden Temple to the tragedy of the Jallianwala Bagh massacre, Amritsar has seen the worst of circumstances and yet emerged like a phoenix in times of testing. Amritsar today is a thriving city with active trade and tourism industries.

A day in this peaceful city begins with a spiritual prayer from the Gurudwaras. The original name refers first to the ancient lake, then to the temple complex, and later to the surrounding town, meaning "pool of nectar nectar."

History :- Amritsar is named after Amrit Sarovar which was built by Guru Ram Das in Tung village. Guru Ram Das believed that the water of the lake had healing powers. The land was bought by him for a small sum of Rs 700, and a temple complex was built around it. Gradually, the village developed and came to be known as Chak Ram Das which eventually became Amritsar which transformed into a pool of nectar.

Restaurants and Local Food :- Amritsar has some of the best, richest and most finger-licensed food in the country. The food here is a popular and essential as it is in other tourist destinations in the region. Amritsari Kulcha, Lassi, Amritsari Fish, Chicken Tikka, Tandoori Chicken and Hot Gulab Jamun are some of the delectable options in Amritsar. You can also find spicy versions of food from other regions that are garnished with a generous helping of ghee. Also, the city which is known for its food offers countless options and a variety of authentic cuisine.

The city is home to the best restaurants as well as the most colourful dhabas that will keep you coming back. Other local Punjabi dishes include Channa Batura, Chole Batura, Parathas, Dal Makhani, Rajma Rice, and different varieties of Paneer, Rajma, Makai ki Roti with Sarson Da Saag (bread made from corn with mustard gravy) and much more. For non-vegetarians, Punjabi cuisine with different types of chicken is a delight.

Kutch, Gujarat

Weather :- 32° C

Ideal duration:- 2 Nights and 3 Days

Best Time: - Jul-April .

Literally, an island that resembles the shape of a tortoise, Kutch is a former princely state of India that retains its grandeur from the past. With its vast expanse of the white salt desert, Kutch is perhaps one of the most beautiful yet surreal places in India. The place comes to life during winters when Rann Mahotsav is held everywhere from December-February with huge camp settlements with cultural events, functions and adventure activities like hot-air ballooning.

Kutch is also the largest district of India with a very low population density. Also, Kutch is located on the Indo-Pakistan border and you can see parts of Pakistan from Kutch. Kutch is also famous for craft and embroidery works, Flamingo Sanctuary and Wild Ass Sanctuary. Bhuj is an ideal starting point for a trip to the Rann of Kutch. The beautiful beaches of Mandvi near Bhuj are also totally worth visiting during your trip to Kutch. Do not miss to visit the ancient city of Dholavira.

History :- The history of Kutch dates back to prehistoric times. Traces of its existence have been found in Indus Valley sites. This city was mentioned by Alexander in his early writings. It was ruled by the Greeks before falling into the hands of the Maurya Empire. For the next few centuries, Kutch was ruled by several dynasties including the Western satraps, Guptas, Chavdas, Chalukyas and Jadega brothers. The ancestors of the last ruler Raidhan II also found Kathiawar. In 1819, due to defeat in a war, Kutch came under the jurisdiction of the British. When India gained independence, Kutch became the 'Dominion of India' and was declared a separate state in 1950. In 1956, it was merged with Bombay State. Finally, when the two states of Maharashtra and Gujarat were formed in 1960, Kutch became a part of the latter.

Great White Rann :- The Great Rann of Kutch is a seasonal salt bog located in the Thar Desert in the Kutch district of Gujarat. The area is special for its spectacular scenery on full moon nights when the moonlight shines on the salt crystals formed over the marshes. A visit to this place will be a leisure trip where you can unwind from all your stress and enjoy the delicacies at some of the resorts. Although there is only the White Rann Desert to see in this place, travellers can also visit other places of interest like Kala Dungar and Gandhi-nu-Gam for shopping and leisure. Tourists can also enjoy golf carts, ATV rides, camel cart excursions, paramotoring, meditation, yoga and Gujarati culture at select resorts in Tent City. Gujarat Tourism arranges a Rann Utsav every year for the tourists.

Restaurants and Local Food :- Cuisine in Kutch is predominantly vegetarian, given the influence of Jainism and Brahmanism, both of which follow strict vegetarianism and often avoid garlic, potatoes, yams and onions as well. A local dish in the area is bajra na rotla which is usually accompanied by a refreshing glass of lassi, chaas or buttermilk, like almost every other meal in the district. You can also taste a typical Gujarati thali which will consist of roti, dal or kadhi, curd, rice and vegetable curry. , Most of these are dry snacks and are ideal for traveling or taking home. Try these along with traditional Gujarati sweets like Ghevar, Malpua, Basundi and many more.

Try the Kutchi Dabeli or Double Roti (snack made from boiled potatoes, a special Dabeli masala and a mixture of stuffing on a pav and served with a special chutney). Due to Gujarat being a dry state, liquor is not available here.

Suggested Itinerary for Kutch

Day 1:- Arrive at Bhuj airport or railway station in the morning and walk towards Tent City. Travel as planned as check-in time at Kutch Resort is 12:30. In the evening, transfer to White Rann and witness the magnificence of the sunset. Mode of transfer can be via camel cart/bus on first come first come basis. Back at the resort, enjoy the culture of Kutch with recreational activities.

Day 2:- Wake up early in the morning to watch the beautiful sunrise over the White Rain. Go back to your resort and have breakfast and relax. Later in the day, all resorts offer a complimentary visit to Kala Dungar and Gandhi-nu-Gam. Enjoy the culture of Kutch with recreational activities at night..

Day 3:- For local sightseeing check out from the hotel and drive to Bhuj. The places of interest are Aina Mahal, Swami Narayan Temple, Museum etc. Please check the times and open days of these places before visiting.

Bundi Rajasthan

Weather :- 38° C

Ideal duration: - One Day

Best Time :- Oct-Apr

A princely state for a princely state, located in Bundi district in the Hadoti region of the royal state of Rajasthan, in the northwest of India. In ancient times, the area around Bundi was apparently inhabited by various local tribes.

Bundi was earlier called 'Bunda-ka-Nal'; Nal means 'narrow way'. It is said that its name is derived from a person from an erstwhile Meena tribe named Bunda Meena. In 1342, Jaita Meena and the surrounding area were renamed and established a princely state Bundi. Hadoti is said to be the land of the great Hada Rajputs, temples with carved pillars and chhatris.

Bundi is blessed with an abundance of nature as well as beautiful patterns of rivers and lakes and some mesmerizing waterfalls. The lush green lands of this region host a huge variety of flora and fauna.

Surrounded by the Aravalli range on three sides, this city is situated near a narrow valley at a distance of 210 km from Jaipur and 35 km from Kota. A large wall with four gates surrounds the city.

A Warrior :- Nicknamed for being a silent witness to many historical wars, Bundi is a historical co-cultural city in the Hadoti region of the state of Rajasthan. Developed by Rao Deva Hada. Situated near a narrow valley surrounded by Aravalli hills, Bundi is also naturally blessed with breathtaking waterfalls. In addition, Bundi is also host to a plethora of historically significant sites, be it from the Rajput point of view or the Mughal point of view.

Pushkar, Rajasthan

Weather :- 31° C

Idea Duration :- One Night Two Days

Best Time :- : Oct-May .

One of the oldest cities in India, Pushkar is home to the only Brahma temple in the entire world. Pushkar is the best place to visit in November as it hosts the world's largest camel fair in this month. Travelers can witness the richness of history and cultural heritage during this festival held in November.

Fairs and Festivals :-

1. Pushkar Fair :- The most famous of these is the Pushkar Mela which is held for a week in late October or early November. It includes several small stalls that sell traditional Rajasthani clothes, foods and decorations as well as a large camel and cattle market.

2. The International Hot Air Balloon Festival :- This festival is also held in Pushkar and attracts enthusiasts from all over the world. This is the busiest time for the city as the weather is ideal.

3. Pushkar all other festivals with great :- Pushkar is also a very pious city and celebrates all other festivals with great pomp. Dussehra, Diwali, Teej and Holi are the major events which are full of color and joy and are a perfect opportunity for tourists to get a glimpse into the life of Pushkar.

Ghats in Holy city Pushkar :- The holy city of Pushkar hosts over 50 ghats that are known for their healing and purifying powers. A trip to Pushkar is often considered incomplete without a dip in these waters, especially during the evening of Kartik Purnima which is considered auspicious. Brahma Ghat is the most popular ghat among many other ghats like Gau, Kota, Yag, Varaha, Gangaur, Karni etc. Pujas or sacred rituals are performed at the ghat to worship the ancestors and seek the blessings of the deities.

Restaurants and Local Food :- Pushkar is a small town but there is little surprise in its cuisine. It has restaurants that can offer you a wide variety of cuisines ranging from Italian to Chinese. It only gets better because local, popular and exquisite preparations are available at very low prices. The staples of food here are Malpua, Poha, Dal Chaat, Dal Bati Churma and Lassi. and in Pushkar. Although Pushkar is a temple town full of religious activities and festivals, meat and alcohol are strictly prohibited.

Suggested Itinerary in holy city

Day 1:- Arrive in Pushkar by road or rail and settle down at your hotel. Take a stroll through the streets to taste the local food and indulge in some surprising delicacies like dal baati churma, pasta, pancakes and Israeli food. You can shop for clothing, decorations, food items like pickles and condiments and other souvenirs at one of the many street markets. Go on a camel ride, jeep ride or tractor ride to any of the villages around Pushkar in the evening. The ride takes you through the desert and you can witness the stunning sunset against the backdrop of undulating sand dunes.

Day 2:- Next day visit Pushkar Lake and also visit some of the Ghats which have been built at different times in history. Man Mahal and Brahma Temple are situated on the banks of this lake, which can be visited on the same day. In the evening, indulge in some delectable Rajasthani food and folk dances, a combination that most local resorts offer. You can also try your hand at dancing.

Orchha, Madhya Pradesh

Weather :- 31° C

Ideal duration :- 1 Night -2 Days:-

Best Time :- Jun-Mar

Orchha is a historic city located on the banks of the Betwa River in Madhya Pradesh, known for its grand palaces and intricately carved temples.Established in 1501 by a Bundela Rajput chief, Orchha literally means 'a hidden place.Major attractions of Orchha include Ram Raja Mandir (the only place where Lord Rama is worshiped as both Lord and King), Laxmi Narayan Temple (known for its unique architecture which is a combination of a fort and a temple), and Jahangir Mahal (built during the time of Mughal Emperor Jahangir).

Bundelkhand :- Nicknamed for witnessing the glorious times of the Bundelkhand region, Orchha is a famous historical city in the Bundelkhand region of the state of Madhya Pradesh. Ruled by the Mughals and later one of the most powerful dynasties of India, Bundela, Orchha is a silent witness to the glorious times that have graced the country. Situated on the banks of the Betwa River, the medieval architecture of Orchha will surely leave you spellbound.

Apart from witnessing the glorious times of Bundelas and freedom fighter Rani Laxmi Bai, Orchha is also famous for being the practice ground of renowned revolutionary, Shri Chandra Shekhar Azad, who practiced his pistol shooting and fighting skills in the dense forests. Near Jhansi. If you are in Bundelkhand, a trip to Orchha should always be on your cards.

Restaurants and Local Food :- Being one of the most popular tourist places in Madhya Pradesh, Orchha is full of interesting cafes and restaurants. One can find Indian, Chinese, Continental and Italian cuisines here. Kebabs, corn kiss, mawa-baati, khoparpak and malpua are known for the local delicacies. Alcohol is only available in select restaurants.

Suggested Itinerary

Day 1 :- Reach Pachmarhi by noon and take some rest. In the evening you can go for a walk to the main market, especially where you can buy valuables and souvenirs that you can take home for your family.

Day 2 :- The second day should be ideal time to start your journey via Orchha. You should ideally start from Orchha Fort. After that, you can proceed for some water adventure on the Betwa River.

Day 3 :- This day can be reserved for a visit to Dauji Ki Haveli, from where you can proceed to the Chhatris made by the Bundelas, which is another architectural wonder worth visiting.

Tiruchirappalli, Tamilnadu

Weather :- 26° C

Entry Fee :- Free.

One of the ancient cities of Tamil Nadu, Tiruchirappalli has a history dating back to the 3rd century BC. The erstwhile kingdom of the Pandyas, Pallavas, Cholas and many others, this city is replete with a splendid heritage. Travelers can choose from a wide variety of hotels in Tiruchirappalli as per their convenience and convenience.

History :- It is believed that the history of Tiruchirappalli dates back to the Stone Age. The Nagas are said to have resided in this area before the Cholas. During the Chola dynasty, Tiruchirappalli gained much recognition as a cultural and administrative centre. Now a suburb of Trichy, Urayur used to be the capital of the Cholas. The Kallanai Dam in Trichy is considered to be the oldest man-made dam. The Pallava Empire emerged after the rule of the Cholas. The foundation of the famous Rockfort was laid during the rule of Pallava king Mahendravarman I. By the year 1327, the state was completely acquired by the Delhi Sultanate. However, this rule did not last very long. By the middle of the 14th century, the Delhi Sultanate was replaced by the Vijayanagara Empire in the Kingdom of Madurai. The reign of the Vijayanagara Empire is said to be the most important era in the history of Trichy. The deep influence of the empire is evident in the artistically constructed Hindu temples. Trichy saw two Carnatic wars. The second war took place in 1749 and resulted in the accession of Muhammad Ali Khan Wallajah. During the British rule, Trichy was famous for being the home of 'Checkout', also known as Trichinopoly cigars. Trichy was given the status of a municipality in the year 1866. The city played an important role in the Indian independence movement.

Languages :- Tamil is the most spoken language in Trichy. However, people from other states of India also live here in the city. Languages like Kannada, Gujarati, Hindi, Telugu and Malayalam are also spoken. A significant portion of the Trichy population knows English and can speak the language.

#The rich culture :- Trichy's rich culture is due to the presence of several dynasties throughout history. The culture is a unique blend of cosmopolitan vibes and traditional exuberance. With the majority of the population being Hindu, the city is full of temples and religious places. Big companies like BHEL, Golden Rock Railway Workshop and OFT have attracted many people from across the country, making the population of the city an eclectic mix of cultures. However, the city has still managed to retain its old charm and walking the city streets will prove it.

The festivities in the city :- Trichy is the land of culture. The festivities in the city are lively and energetic. Here are some of the most widely celebrated festivals in Trichy

Jallikattu :- This festival is celebrated during Pongal. Celebration comprises a bull-catching match in many villages of Trichy.

Poothorithal: :- The festival is celebrated in the month of Chitirai. It rains fresh flowers 24 hours a day in the city.

Brahmotsava: :- Celebrated in April, this festival is all about making offerings to Goddess Mariamman as a sign of gratitude. Allur Jalla Teerthvizha: This festival is celebrated on the fifteenth day of Purana month. Vaikuntha Ekadashi: This festival is celebrated in the Srirangam temple during the period from mid-December to mid-January.

Restaurants and Local Food :- Tamil Nadu has been a paradise for all the food connoisseurs, and so has Trichy. The city is famous for being one of the best places in the state for delicious culinary delights. A trip to Trichy will surely give you a gastronomical experience for a lifetime. Among the many dishes, Manaparai Muruku is one such snack that you must try before leaving the city.Sri Sangeeta: This is the best place to eat vegetarian and authentic South Indian cuisine. Hotel Kannappa: Restaurant Chettinad is famous for the flavor that it offers. Chellamal Samayal: They cook and serve food in earthen pots. Michaels Ice Cream Outlet: These shops are the best places in town to have cheap ice cream.

Alleppey, Kerala

Weather :- 29° C

Best Time :- Oct - March

Ideal duration :- 1 Night -2 Days

Known for its wonderful backwaters, Alleppey is a perfect holiday destination. The houseboats, lagoons and soothing surroundings win over the visitors with their natural charm and beauty.

Venice of the East Alleppey Kerala :- One of the cleanest and oldest planned cities in India, Alleppey is a picturesque coastal bliss, with backwaters, lagoons, canals, beaches making the city festive like nothing else. No wonder why Alleppey was nicknamed the 'Venice of the East' by Lord Curzon, India's most infamous Viceroy.

Apart from this, Alleppey is extremely famous for its snake boat race, which takes place during the monsoon season. The backwaters of Alleppey are the most popular destination in Kerala. Other places of interest in Alleppey are Alleppey Beach, which offers breathtaking views of the Lakshadweep Sea, Krishnapuram Palace, St. Andrews Basilica and Haripada Sri Subrahmanya Swamy Temple.

Histery Venice of the East Alleppey Kerala :- The history of Alleppey can be traced back to the 1st century AD --- when St. Thomas, one of the twelve disciples of Jesus Christ, arrived here and introduced Christianity to South India.

The foundation of Christianity was further strengthened by the Portuguese and Dutch armies who arrived several centuries later and established their dominance in the region.

The famous St. Andrews Basilica was built by the Portuguese around the 17th century. Alleppey was also under the political influence of Maharaja Marthanda Varma, who is known as the 'builder of modern Travancore'.

The city played an important role in the country's freedom struggle, sparking a rebellion against the feudal British Raj. The famous communist rebellion - Punnapara Vayalur took place here, where more than 1000 people lost their lives during the conflict period.

Paddy Cultivation in Backwaters the East Alleppey Kerala :- The backwaters of Alleppey are home to Kuttanad, often referred to as the rice bowl of Kerala. Travelling in this area via a houseboat one can see a beautiful green kaleidoscope of rice paddy fields surrounded by coconut groves. Paddy is cultivated in vast areas of land obtained from Vembanad Lake.

The reform took place in three phases from 1865 to 1940. These retrieved areas are called padasekharam. Initially, the water was retrieved manually with wheels, and later with steam engines. Paddy fields are fed by 4 major rivers – Pampa, Meenachil, Achankovil and Manimala. Speculations have claimed that it is the only area in the world where agriculture is done up to 2 meters below sea level.

Restaurants and Local Food :- There are many must-haves in Alleppey cuisine. If you have not eaten Ghee Roast Dosa and Malayali Paratha then your taste buds have not experienced Alleppey. While appams and idlis are essential, you can also try "todi", a locally fermented alcoholic drink made from palm trees and coconut palms. Rice wine can also be tried in Alleppey.

One of the most essential things to do in Alleppey is to taste the local cuisine. the very famous Puttu Kadala, Appam, Vada, Curry and other traditional Kerala food; You can also try the homemade fish and seafood. Coconut has a very strong taste in all these dishes.

Suggested Itinerary :-

Day 1 :- Reach Alleppey by noon, and take some rest. In the evening, you can go for a stroll through the famous markets of Alleppey, mainly Mulakkal, where you can get some souvenirs, especially items like coir bags, rugs etc., apart from native spices for yourself.

Day 2 :- The next day should be set aside for a visit to the famous Nehru Trophy Boat Race if the time to visit is in monsoon, or else, head to the magnificent Krishnapuram Palace. On top of that, you can take a cruiser or a houseboat in the backwaters of Alleppey.

Day 3 :- The final day can begin with a beautiful sea view at Alleppey beach. The Kumarakom Bird Sanctuary is located at a distance of about an hour, which has an excellent range of birds.

Mandawa, Rajasthan

Weather :- 42° C

Best Time :- Oct - March

Ideal duration :- 1 Night -2 Days

Ever wanted to visit painted havelis? If yes, then head straight to the colorful city of Mandawa in the Shekhawati region of Rajasthan. Filled with frescoes and old mansions, this city dazzles travelers at every nook and corner.

History of the Mandawa :- History tells that it was the Mandu Jats who originally founded the village of Mandawa. He founded a village and dug a well, which was completed in 1797. It was earlier called 'Mandu ki Dhani', meaning village of Mandu, and 'Mandu-VA before eventually being known as Mandawa. In the middle of the 18th century, the Bhojrajji Kasubsub dynasty of the Shekhawat group made it a thikana, meaning the property of the Thakurs. Mandawa later became a trading post through ancient caravan routes from China and the Middle East. Then Thakur Nawal Singh built a fort in 1755 to protect this border. Gradually, the settlement developed around the fort and was inhabited by wealthy merchants. These merchants built huge, luxurious Havelis and baoris (wells), but later left the property and moved to developed land. The charm and grandeur of the establishments have not diminished till date and hence it has become one of the most visited tourist places in India.

Restaurants and Local Food :- With mostly foreign tourists visiting Mandawa, the restaurants cater to continental tastes and tastes. It is difficult to find proper food in restaurants.

Suggested Itinerary for Beautiful Mandawa

Day 1 - :- Reach Mandawa by noon and take some rest. In the evening you can take a walk along the cityside, and do some shopping.

Day 2 - :- The next day should be scheduled for a visit to the Mandawa palace. After that, you can proceed to the grand havelis of Mandawa, or if you prefer, go for the open air gallery which covers almost the entire city.

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