Summer Splendor

Summer Splendor

Top Places to Visit in Rajasthan during Summer Season

If you think Rajasthan is the land of just forts and palaces, then you should check your memory and zoom your inner vision to know, what actually Rajasthan is. It is true that most of the cities and town of Rajasthan are dotted with impregnable forts and palaces but no wonder it is also the ideal place to go for tours and travels during any time of year and especially if you are looking to visit this place this summer, Rajasthan has some of the coolest place that will surely grab your heart to leave you spell bound.

Rajasthan has several colorful cities and town and most of the tourist here love to visit these towns as they can peep through the glorious past and soak in the splendor of the royalty. You will surely have all these options to enjoy and delight as no one can miss to enjoy this integral vacation in a cherished way.

Some of the tourist places that are worth to visit and explore during the summer on Rajasthan tours are listed below:

Mount Abu

Mount Abu is one of the most sought after tourist destination and is blessed with scintillating natural beauty and splendor. It is amazingly blessed with astounding natural wonderments that attracts thousands of tourists annually from across the globe. Its cool ambiance climatic conditions, scintillating surrounding and the marvelous tourist attraction truly make Mount Abu the most visited holiday destination in Rajasthan.

Sajjangarh Fort

Sajjangarh fort also called Monsoon Palace is one of the most popular tourist spot near Udaipur. Situated on the hill top at a height of 3100 feet above the sea level, Sajjangarh Fort was actually to be built 9 storeys observatory but due to the premature death, the dream of the Maharaja Sajjan Singh was incomplete. But still today this summer resort of the Maharaja is visited by tourists in a great number to see the magnificent architectural wonderments as well as the splendor of the surrounding which is amazingly beautiful.

Bharatpur Bird Sanctuary

One of the heritage attractions of Rajasthan tourism, Bharatpur Bird Sanctuary is not just the World Heritage Site but at the same time it is also home to varied species of colorful and endangered birds. Among all, most of the tourists want to get the view of the Siberian Crane, which is now the rarely seen species of birds around the world.

So plan your summer vacation to Rajasthan and soak in the splendor of the royal charm while you explore the cool tourist attractions. Surely you will fall in love with the state, which is so rich in tourism and tourist attractions that are not just incredible but at the same time inviting and fascinating.

Rajasthan tours also offer tourists to drench in the beauty of the rich culture and traditions, colorful fairs and festivals and peep through the glorious past of the state visiting to some magnificent forts and palaces. Truly visiting Rajasthan on India tour will be a wonderful experience that you will love to treasure and share with much pride and joy with your dear ones.

About the Author

Meenu is an eminent analyst and writer in Travel & Tourism related topics. She has authored many books on tour guide for Golden Triangle Tours and Rajasthan Tour Packages.Find more packages at http://www.rajasthanindiatour.net/

"Slendor in Grass" , What does it make you think?

"What though the radiance which was once so bright.Be now forever taken from my sight, Though nothing can bring back the hour Of splendor in the grass,glory of the flower; We will grieve not, rather find Strength in what remains behind; "

(part of Williams Wordsworth's poem)

I type up the part which was featured in the movie, "Slendor in The Grass". Summer brings it to mind.Of school days ,all the friends gone off in some many different lifestyles, some I had gone to school with since 4th grade.I may never see again,and I'll never forget the fun we had!! Some of us are still in town! So, this is a "shout out", to friends who gave me wonderful memories!!!

Wow, I love that excerpt. I also love Wordworth's poetry.

Hmm . . . that actually brings to mind the effects and aftermath of a funeral.

That person that has now passed possessed an iridescence that now fades, never to be seen by human eyes ever again. But of course, you should always celebrate the life that the person led.

"We will grieve not, rather find strength in what remains behind."

The family, the legacy, the progeny (somewhat redundant). And what still needs to be done. I imagine that is what remains.

Hmm . . . you should try some of Emily Dickinson's poetry. Very cerebral . . .

Summer Splendor August 2009