Places to See

Also known as Ajmer Sharif, the Dargah(mosque) of Sufi Saint Moinuddin Chisti, is the most visited place in Ajmer. The shrine houses the grave of the great Sufi saint. People of different religions from all over the world come here to seek the blessings of the sufi saint. Large numbers of devotees visit this shrine on Fridays and on the annual festival of Urs. It is believed that if you offer Chaadar on the grave of the great saint, all your wishes are fulfilled.

Taragarh Fort, also known as the 'Star Fort' is situated on the Nagpahari hill near the town of Kota. You have to climb a steep road to reach the fort from where you can get picturesque views of the Kota town. Views of the town during sunrise and sunset are spectacular.

Adhai Din Ka Jhonpra is a mosque. Adhai means 'Two and Half' which signifies that this mosque was constructed in just two and half days. It is believed that this mosque was constructed in 1198 by destroying a Hindu temple that served as a Sanskrit learning centre. The façade of Adhai-Din-Ka-Jhopra have inscriptions in Arabic and Sanskrit. The interiors of the mosque will give you a feel of the Hindu temple.

Kishangarh Fort is one of the most outstanding structures with a unique blend of Mughal and Rajput architectural styles. It was built by Maharaja Roop Singh in 1649 and has exquisite carvings on walls and ceilings. The magnificent beauty of the forts attracts lots of tourists. You will also find many of the famous Bani Thani style paintings inside the Fort. To get magical experience, you can spend a night in the Phool Mahal inside the fort which has been converted into the Heritage Hotel.