Delhi-arrival

As we know that distance from Delhi to Ajmer Sharif is so far that's why we will start our journey from Delhi and explore its sightseeing places too.

India Gate: India Gate is a massively 42-meter high gate made of sandstone, built-in 1921 by the prominent war memorial architect Edwin Lutyens. It is a war memorial at the eastern end of Kingsway which is the Rajpath Memorial to the martyrs of World War (1914-21). During the liberation period of Bangladesh. It was constructed under the India Gate igniting a permanent light, this structure is called "Amar Jawan Jyoti". It was inaugurated by Prime Minister, Indira Gandhi in 1972 during the 23rd Republic Day. Since then, Amar Jawan Jyoti has been serving as gravitation dedicated to known or unknown Indian martyrs, who lost their lives while protecting the nation.

President’s House: Located in the center of central Delhi since the year 1929, Indian architecture is the most amazing site in the history of Rashtrapati Bhavan also known as Rashtrapati Niwas and Viceroy's House. Looking back in history, we find that Rashtrapati Bhavan was built as the residence of the British Viceroy, after the decision to make Delhi the new capital, which symbolizes royal authority and heritage.

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Red Fort: The Red Fort displays the exquisite architecture of the Mughal period. The Red Fort has been a symbol of supremacy since Shah Jahan's rule. It has seen changes in Indian history including British rule. This was the first place where India's independence was celebrated. The Red Fort, built by the Mughal ruler Shah Jahan. It is one of the finest works of the Mughal rulers presented to India. This magnificent building is also known as Lal Quila.,/p>

Cover Jama Masjid-largest mosque of India: The Jama Masjid, originally derived from the word Jumme, is known as a mass prayer, observed by Muslims on Friday. Considered the largest mosque in India, Jama Masjid is built by red sandstone and white marble and dominates the skyline of busy Chawri Bazaar in central Delhi. Visiting the mosque, visitors have a view of the courtyard, standing more than 30 steps from the road, giving the mosque a commanding view of the surrounding area that fills the atmosphere with sanctity. Not only that, but visitors are sure to be impressed by the first glimpse of the mosque as it is the largest mosque that makes it a must-visit place in Delhi. The Jama Masjid, facing west, is oriented towards the holy city of Mecca in Saudi Arabia.

Akshardham Temple: Akshardham Temple dwells in India's heart. New Delhi, Akshardham Temple is a marvel of architecture that evokes thousands of years of cultural heritage and is a tribute to Lord Swaminarayan (1781– 1830) who is an incarnation, deity, and great saint of Hinduism. The grand structure took about 5 years to build and was inaugurated on 6 November 2005. This magnificent structure stands on the banks of the river Yamuna and attracts millions of tourists and pilgrims across the world.

Delhi- Ajmer Sharif

After roam the India capital Delhi we would go to our next destination Ajmer, which is 403 km far from Delhi. We will reach Ajmer in approx 6-7 hours.

The mosque is the most popular pilgrimage of Muslims not only in Rajasthan, but it is also famous in all over the world. This temple is also known as Ajmer Shareef. This place is described as the mortal remains of famous Sufi saint Khwaja Moinuddin Chishti. People believe that this is the place where all wishes of people are fulfilled, for this reason all religious people come here for worship.

Ajmer Sharif

Adhai din ka Jhonpra: Adhai din ka Jhonpra is an important tourist place located outside of the city Ajmer, the architecture of this place is like Indo Islamic and this is a ruined mosque. 10 domes of the mosque are designed by the Abu Bakr of Herat and 100 pillars are supported by 10 domes.It is a large and magnificient mosque ,which is also the ancient mosque of India.

Lake Ana Sagar: This lake was made by man 1135–1150 AD. During this period, Anji was built by Chauhan (grandfather of Prithviraj Chauhan). A beautiful park is located on the bank of the lake, so travelers can enjoy the marvellous view of the sunset at boating time. This 13km surrounding the lake defines the business of Ajmer. This lake dries in the summer season and many beautiful places are surrounded near this lake.

Lake Foy Sagar: This is a famine relief project was built by a Britisher in Ajmer, Rajasthan in the year 1892. Name of this lake is derived from the engineer Mr. Foy, under whose supervision it was built to deal with the scarcity of water in the city and its surroundings during the famine. It is an artificial flat water body and gives a picturesque view of the neighboring Aravalli Mountains.

Ajmer Sharif

Last day of our journey we will back to Delhi, which is 404 km far from Ajmer. We will reach Delhi in approx 6-7 hours.

This city is famous for its Muslim pilgrimage center - Ajmer Sharif Dargah, the temple of Khwaja Moinuddin Chishti, who established the Prime Sufi Order in India. This city symbolizes intricate Mughal architecture as well as the valor of Rajput kings like Prithvi Raj Chauhan making Ajmer a perfect blend of Hindu and Mughal cultures. Ajmer also houses the Ajmer Jain Temple which is one of the most auspicious spots for followers of Jainism.