Dhiraj Khare

Dear Friends, This is in continuation to my last blog we have started our Day 3 from famous Mehrangarh Fort which we could not visit last night.  Mehrangarh Fort  This is one of the largest forts in  India . Built around 1460 by  Rao Jodha , the fort is situated 410 feet (125 m) above the city and is enclosed by imposing thick walls. Inside its boundaries there are several palaces known for their intricate carvings and expansive courtyards. A winding road leads to and from the city below. The imprints of the impact of cannonballs fired by attacking armies of Jaipur can still be seen on the second gate. Some of the interesting things to know about your journey as below: Ticket charges is Rs. 100 per Indian adult and there is an additional charges of Rs. 100 for still photography (tripods are not allowed). This, is the only fort in Rajasthan which uses Lift to climb nearly 120 feet. You need to buy additional ticket o...

Dear friends,   As a passionate IT enthusiast, I always wanted to blog, but not on the core IT topics. I preferred to write on my travel experience. I am a person who travels more than 30% of my time for work but there is nothing great to share my work-related travel experience, however after a long research I have decided to visit Rajasthan on a personal vacation and hence sharing some of my travel experience, route and photograph for your future reference. FYI, I have recently started trying my hands with Nikon D3300 hope you will like some of my clicks. Season: ·        I have chosen 21-27th Oct 2017 post Diwali which is a pleasant climate. Even though the temperature outside is 33-34 degrees during the day it is pleasant to walk while sightseeing because of cold breeze. Which route to decide? ·        After a long research, I have decided to start my journey form Jaipur because of its better connectivity with...