Trip Overview:
The second biggest city of the royal state of Rajasthan, Jodhpur is generallyattributed to as the ‘Sun City’ and the “Blue City’. Thisold departed seat of the grand lavish state of the Kingdom of Marwar, Jodhpur is today an awfully famoustravel destination, which isaccepted as a crazy footfall. This city is pointedwith a huge statics of travel attractions along with temples, forts and palaces. Jodhpur also relsihes a closeness to the Thar Desert. Also most popular for its food items like Pyaaz Ki Kachori and DaalBaatiChurma, this vigorous city is the excellent foolproof weekend getaway destination from Delhi. RaoJodha, the chief of the Rathore clan, establishedJodhpur in 1459. Visiting to the closer villages can be quite alluring. Have a chit-chat with the locals, who would be well dressed with colourful traditional dresses and chubby silver jewellery. The people of here are very warm and friendly. When in Jodhpur, don’t forget to visiting the local markets to shop for Jodhpurs-stylish horse-riding pants, tie & dye textile, leather boots and so much more.
How to Reach Jodhpur
By Train
Jodhpur railways station is an important junction in the North Western railway zone in India. Jodhpur is well assigned by regular trains to all major cities in India including Delhi.
By Air
Jodhpur airport is situated at a distance of 5 km from the city heart and also well-assigned to Delhi by regular flights. Once you arrive at Jodhpur, you can easily rent a taxi which is easily applicable.
By Road
To go to Jodhpur, hire a private taxi. If you wish, you can also opt for state-run buses or private deluxe buses that have regular services.