Ajmer
City is situated at the centre of the Rajasthan State and surrounded by
Aravalli Mountains and Taragarh Hills. Nearest cities are Jaipur,
Udaipur, Jodhpur and Delhi. Ajmer is well known for “Dargah Sharif” and pilgrimage
city “Pushkar”. This article will let you know some turism attractions in Ajmer.
Dargah Sharif:
“Dargah Sharif of Muinuddin chisti” is famous tourism attraction in Ajmer where people come from all over the world. It is also called as Ajmer Sharif. Ajmer Sharif is located at the bottom of Taragarh Hill.
Taragarh Fort is one of the oldest hill forts of India which is guarding and one of the visiting places in Ajmer city. It was built by King Ajaypal Chauhan to watch over the city. The fort is surrounded by the stone wall which is almost of 3 km circumference.
Anasagar Lake:
Anasagar Lake is the historical man mad lake built by Maharaja Anaji. Daulat Baug garden is almost near to lake. After addition of five pavilions by Emperor Jahangir, it is called as Baradari.
Nareli Tirth:
Nareli Tirth is Jain temple located outside the city which is also attract people to visit. You can get amazing and beautiful view from the mountain where temple is located. This Naroli Tirth in Ajmer is beautiful marble jain temple.
Dargah Sharif:
“Dargah Sharif of Muinuddin chisti” is famous tourism attraction in Ajmer where people come from all over the world. It is also called as Ajmer Sharif. Ajmer Sharif is located at the bottom of Taragarh Hill.
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| Dargah Sharif |
Pushkar:
Puskar is also one of the popular tourist places in Rajasthan, India. “Pushkar Lake” and “Temple of Lord Brahma” are the main attractions of pushakar City. In Hindu religion, there is a belief that their “char Dham”(Tour of four pilgrimage places Badrinath, Rameswaran, Puri and Dwarka) wouldn’t complete until they take bath in Holy Pushkar Lake. You will also see beautiful Pushkar Ghati when you travel from Ajmer City. Pushkar is almost 10 km away from the main city Ajmer by road.
Taragarh Fort:
Puskar is also one of the popular tourist places in Rajasthan, India. “Pushkar Lake” and “Temple of Lord Brahma” are the main attractions of pushakar City. In Hindu religion, there is a belief that their “char Dham”(Tour of four pilgrimage places Badrinath, Rameswaran, Puri and Dwarka) wouldn’t complete until they take bath in Holy Pushkar Lake. You will also see beautiful Pushkar Ghati when you travel from Ajmer City. Pushkar is almost 10 km away from the main city Ajmer by road.
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| Pushakar Lake |
Taragarh Fort:
Taragarh Fort is one of the oldest hill forts of India which is guarding and one of the visiting places in Ajmer city. It was built by King Ajaypal Chauhan to watch over the city. The fort is surrounded by the stone wall which is almost of 3 km circumference.
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Taragarh Fort
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Anasagar Lake is the historical man mad lake built by Maharaja Anaji. Daulat Baug garden is almost near to lake. After addition of five pavilions by Emperor Jahangir, it is called as Baradari.
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| Anasagar Lake |
Lake Foy Sagar:
Lake foy Sagar is situated at frontier of the city. it is the artificial lake created during the late 19th century. it is also one of the famous attractions in Rajasthan because you can see panoramic view of arravali mountains and evening fly of the birds.
Lake foy Sagar is situated at frontier of the city. it is the artificial lake created during the late 19th century. it is also one of the famous attractions in Rajasthan because you can see panoramic view of arravali mountains and evening fly of the birds.
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| Sunset at Foy Sagar Lake |
Nareli Tirth:
Nareli Tirth is Jain temple located outside the city which is also attract people to visit. You can get amazing and beautiful view from the mountain where temple is located. This Naroli Tirth in Ajmer is beautiful marble jain temple.
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| Nareli Tirth |
Mayo college:
Mayo College is famous royal college of the state which is built during the British Raj. It is
famous for its royal education and royal architecture of the buildings of
college. This college has best housing and sports facility for students.
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| Mayo College |
