Rajasthan - Land of Maharaja’s


Rajasthan the Land of Maharaja’s is the homeland of the Rajputs, who are known for their chivalry, valor and heroism. In battle, the Rajputs preferred death to dishonour. Rajasthan not only famous for it’s desert, forts and palaces it is know for it’s hospitality.

My 3,000 km journey to Rajasthan started from the Indian capital city of Delhi to the cities of Mandawa – Bikaner – Jaisalmer – Jodhpur - Mount Abu – Udaipur – Jaipur and finally I concluded the trip back in Delhi. (Click here to read the full text of the tour)

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Anonymous said…
Good Job Balaji!
Nitya
2:54 AM
Anonymous said…
OOoops !!! So wonderful ...hey what makes you travel so much .. ?? Your exp in life are so rich ..

You are visiting creation .. but dont have the time to meet the creator !!!
9:23 PM
Anonymous said…
Keep up the good work »
2:10 AM
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