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A Day in the Desert Village with Local people - Mahabar Village Barmer (Rajasthan)  - India

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Sanchal Fort is a stunning heritage styled hotel, surrounded by sand dunes, and is far off from the hustle and bustle of the city. Each sight of the fort seems to have staged a story now lost in the wraps of time. The imposing structure, high fresco painted ceilings, majestic arches, intricately carved pillars pavilions, and the beautiful domes of the fort have all recreated the charm of the bygone era, faithfully preserving the rich Rajput architecture. It is not merely a hotel; it is a masterpiece that takes you back into the grand era of how royal life was then in the desert kingdoms.Immerse yourself in the grandeur of the Sanchal Fort.

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The Mahabar Sand Dunes are one of the lesser-known tourist spots in Barmer. The expanse of the Barmer Sand Dunes are equally beautiful to the Sam Sand Dunes and will spellbind you. To reach the Mahabar Sand Dunes, one needs to take the Barmer-Ahmedabad highway. #mahabar_sand_dunes #tourist_spots #tourism #tours #beautiful_spot #beautiful_sight #rajasthantoursim #panchtattva_adventures www.panchtattva.com

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Places to visit in Barmer

Located in the west of Rajasthan, Barmer is a beautiful city in the Thar Desert with various fascinating archaeological sites and temples to visit. If you are passionate about photography, then you must visit Barmer once as it represents India’s incredible cultural heritage in the most stunning manner. The best time to experience the beauty of Barmer is in monsoons.

Barmer is known for its folk music and dance, and people of Barmer participate in some of the world’s biggest music festivals.  The Thar Festival organizes here every year in the month of March, which showcases the local tradition through various cultural events. The fest lasts for three days. Music and dance communities like Gair dancers and Manganiars&Langasare generally in the spotlight during this event.

Barmer, a city which is rich in various forms of craftlike carving, pottery, embroidery work, Ajrak prints, blocking printing, etc., has a lot of interesting attractions to explore. Some of these are: -

Kiradu Temple

One can visit the KiraduTemple to view remarkable temple structures and exquisite artwork on the temple. You need to travel 35 km from Barmer to reach this temple which is known for its Solanki style of architecture dedicated to Lord Shiva. There are various ghost stories associated with this temple on the basis of which this temple is considered haunted. You can know more about these stories and the truth behind it when you visit this place in person.

Nakoda Jain Temple

Located 10 km away from the city of Balotra, Nakoda Jain Temple is a very famous religious site which was built in 3rdcentury AD. This temple has witnessed many renovations as it was invaded and looted by Alamshah. The main idol of this temple is a black stone statue of the 23rd Tirthankara (a Jain saint), Parshvanth. Common people of this area strongly believe that lord Parshvanthfulfils sincere wishes of people.

Barmer Fort (BarmerGarh)

Barmer Fort was built by RawatBhima in 1552 on a hillock. The best time to visit Barmer Fort is in the months from October to March. Also known as BarmerGarh; it is surrounded by temples on all sides. The main entrance of Barmer Fort is made in the north direction and safety burgs are made in both eastern and western directions. You can also visit temples of Jogmaya Devi (GarhMandir) and Nagnechi Mata temple which is located near the fort.

Chintamani Temple

ChintamaniParasnath Jain Temple, also known as 'ShriGodisaParshwanathBhagwankaMandir', is dedicated to Lord Parasvanath. Located on the west side of the city, Chintamani Temple is easy to reach. It was constructed in the 12th century and is known for its a magnificent sculpture, rich inlay interiors made with glass, and spectacular ornamental paintings.

 Devka Sun Temple

Built during the 12th or 13th century, DevkaSun Temple is dedicated to the Sun God. It is located in Devka, which is about 60 km from Barmer. An example of incredible architecture,this place also holds the ruins of two other temples that house the stone carvings of Lord Ganesha.

Juna Fort Temple

This temple is located at Juna, also known as Old Barmer, which now stands as ruins of past glory and old heritage. Located25 km away from Barmer, Junais famous for Juna Fort Temple which was built in the 12th or 13th century. You can visit this place if you love hills. You can also visit a small lake here.

SafedAkhra

Located very close to Barmer, SafedAkhra is a garden which is built within the SidheshwarMahadevTemple complex. You can see a huge idol of Lord Shiva in padmasan position inside the temple. SafedAkhra is substantial in terms of size, and also provides temporary accommodation to the pilgrims. This park is maintained by members of a committee who also guide and help pilgrims coming from various parts of the country. Pilgrims visit this place with a strong belief that all their wishes and dreams will come true if they attend the evening aarti with a pure mind.

 Mahabar Sand Dunes

Mahabar Sand Dunes is a delightful destination if you are planning to visit deserts. It is also one of the cleanest deserts in India. Many movies, documentaries, and other promotional videos have been shot here. MahabarSand Dunes are a few kilometres away from Barmer city. Here, you can explore camel as well as desert safaris. When you visit, make sure you don’t miss the sunset or sunrise views in the late evenings and early mornings.

The splendour of these places is sure to paint a more vivid picture of Barmer in your mind. It’s the rustic and majestic side of nature and architecture that every traveller must experience!

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Top 7 deserts in Rajasthan you can explore in Winters

Deserts are popular tourist destinations for those who enjoy exploring. Here is the list of the top 7 deserts you should visit with the Best Cab in Jodhpur.

Sam Sand Dunes, Jaisalmer

Sand Dunes in Rajasthan, one of the most popular tourist destinations, are breathtaking and provide an unforgettable experience amidst the Thar Desert. Away from the hustle and bustle of city life, the Taxi service in Jodhpur will allow you to forget about your worries and relax on your trip.

Khuri Sand Dunes, Jaisalmer

Sand Dunes in Rajasthan provide an unforgettable experience surrounded by pristine beauty. Khuri Sand Dunes welcomes tourists into an enticing land of sand, providing an ideal escape from the humdrum of city life. This location is suitable for solo travelers who want to commune with silence while having a good time.

Osian Desert, Jodhpur

With its shimmering dunes and bumpy landscapes, the Osian Desert is one of Rajasthan's best desert destinations. This unique tourist destination is an ideal getaway and is nothing less than a feast for the eyes. At the Osian Desert, you can enjoy adventurous activities.

Mahabar Desert, Barmer

Mahabir Desert is one of Rajasthan's most breathtaking desert sites, offering a thrilling experience. Every year in March, a Mahotsav is held here with camel races and camel rides where you can participate and have the time of your life.

Khimsar Desert Sand Dunes

Khimsar Desert Sand Dunes in Rajasthan perfectly combine beauty and adventure. This destination, nestled among the dunes, allows you to enjoy the rustic nature of the dunes while also taking in the refreshing aura of the nearby mini lake. The sunset and sunrise create a golden sky that enthralls and capture your heart.

Sand Dunes in Bikaner

These golden dunes in Rajasthan are ideal for escaping the chaos and stress of city life. Bikaner's desert is a fantastic place to enjoy thrilling jeep safaris and camel rides, making for an exciting getaway. The desert in Bikaner is beautiful and offers exciting experiences. It is ideal for camping and enjoying delicious meals under the stars.

Pushkar Sand Dunes

Pushkar offers a soul-stirring experience in the desert, with breathtaking views of the setting sun. The desert in Pushkar is ideal for offbeat experiences among locals and is a perfect vacation away from the hustle and bustle of city life.

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Top 5 Sand Dunes Destinations in Rajasthan

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Top 10 Offbeat Destinations In Rajasthan, India

Rajasthan, the land of Maharajas, infinite lakes and towering palaces, is all that and more! Travellers who have spent years exploring the fantastic expanses of Rajasthan, will tell you that it's a land of unpredictability and holds a mind-blowing surprise around every corner. So much so, that if you have truly experienced Rajasthan once, it'll be difficult for you to go back!

Famous Offbeat Places in Rajasthan that should be at the top of your travel list:

Sambhar:- The town of Sambhar is named after the largest inland salt lake in India, the Sambhar Lake. The origin of Sambhar Lake is unknown but its mention is found in the epic of Mahabharata. Legends claim that the regional deity, Shakambari Devi, is behind the flatland's formation. Irrespective of the narrative, the salt lake is a favourite with photographers, especially astrophotographers.

The night sky here is famous for offering a great view of the milky way. Other than photography and camping at the Sambhar Salt Lake, you can also pay a quick visit to the Shakambari Devi Temple or climb up the Devayani Tank for a panoramic view.

Kumbhalgarh:– Kumbhalgarh (literally "Kumbhal fort") is a Mewar fortress on the westerly range of Aravalli Hills, in the Rajsamand district near Udaipur of Rajasthan state in western India. It is a World Heritage Site included in Hill Forts of Rajasthan. Built during the course of the 15th century by Rana Kumbha. Occupied until the late 19th century, the fort is now open to the public and is spectacularly lit for a few minutes each evening. Kumbalgarh is situated 82 km northwest of Udaipur by road. It is the most important fort in Mewar after Chittorgarh Fort.

Ranakpur:- Ranakpur is a village located in Desuri tehsil near Sadri town in the Pali district of Rajasthan in western India. It is located between Jodhpur and Udaipur. 162 km from Jodhpur and 91 km from Udaipur, in a valley on the western side of the Aravalli Range.

Barmer :- Situated in the Thar Desert region, this town is home to fascinating and lesser known sand dunes of Rajasthan. While tourists get lost in the Sam Dunes of Jaisalmer, they remain oblivious to the majestic Mahabar Dunes in Barmer. Along with dune bashing, you can also take a step back into time with its many historical attractions such as the Siwana Fort, Juna Ruins, Brahma Temple and Jogmaya Temple.

Kota :- Known around the world as the heart of regal India, Rajasthan has not yet received enough traction for its amazing wildlife and biodiversity. The Darrah National Park, in the scholar town of Kota, is a treasure trove of unique flora and fauna.

The Darrah Wildlife Sanctuary, Chambal Wildlife Sanctuary and Jaswant Sagar Wildlife Sanctuary make the 250 sq. km of the Darrah National Park in Kota and hosts species such as the wild boar, deer, nilgai, cheetah and wolves. The park remains open from 10am to 5pm everyday of the week.

Jhalawar :- Built in the 12th century, the Gagron Fort is the only fort in north India to be entirely surrounded by water. Along with achieving a remarkable feat with its engineering and architecture, the fort has also been pivotal to the history and culture of India. After being the seat of the Khinchi dynasty for about 300 years, the fort withstood over 14 battles and two jauhars (mass self-immolation by women of a family/community). Several fascinating tales from its vibrant and bloody past still echo the walls of the fort. Locals and visitors believe that King Achal Das can still be heard smoking his hookah, and ghosts of the thousands of women who committed suicide here still haunt the place.

The shrine of Mittheshah, a Sufi saint from the 15h century, was built by Akbar near the Gagron Fort in 1580. This highly revered spot is still frequented by believers, especially during the Islamic month of muharram when a colourful fair is organized here. On your trip through the historical gems of Jhalawar, don't forget the ancient Sun Temple at Jhalrapatan.

Bundi :– Renowned across Rajasthan as the city that has never been conquered, Bundi is a hidden gem of the glorious state. Hiding in plain sight near Kota, travellers passing through Bundi will be surprised to see the well-preserved historical and architectural sites here.

With over 50 baoris (step wells), innumerable havelis, cave paintings and a beautiful waterfall (Bhimlat), Bundi has something to amuse every traveller. Every corner of Bundi holds a surprise, but places such as the Bundi Palace, Chitrashala, Taragarh Fort, Rani ji ki Baori, Dabhai ka Kund, Nawal Sagar, Sukh Mahal and Shikhar Burj, will especially blow your mind.

Narlai :– If you plan on travelling to the Chaturmukha Jain Temples in Ranakpur, then you're guaranteed to have the once in a lifetime opportunity to live like royalty in Rawla Narlai.

Just 36km off the Udaipur-Jodhpur highway lies the heritage haveli which was once the hunting lodge of Jodhpur's royal family. Rawla Narlai has over 32 rooms, all embellished with mirror work and regal designs. The hotel also organises dinner at the Narlai Stepwell, which will definitely leave you feeling like Rajasthani royalty.

The countryside of Narlai comprises of jungles of Aravali Hills where you can take a leopard safari. And if that doesn't interest you, then head to Seli Bandh, a dam which turns into a birdwatcher's haven during winters.

Longewala:– Remembered as one of the greatest displays of courage and military tactics by the Indian Army, Longewala is a site where in the year 1971, a small group of Indian soldiers chased off a battalion of 2,000-3,000 Pakistani soldiers. The Battle of Longewala is depicted in the famous JP Dutta feature film, 'Border', and the town where it occurred should definitely be visited by every Indian as it stands as a living example of the army's death-defying efforts in keeping us safe.

Longewala is just 120km from Jaisalmer and Indian civilians do not require a permit to visit the town. Civilians are allowed to visit the border post for a day trip (as there are no arrangements for a night stay there), interact with soldiers and see parts of the Pakistani tanks that were captured in 1971.

Banswara :- Situated by the Mahi River, Banswara in Rajasthan is a place full of surprises. From temples ruins in Arthuna dating back to the 11th century to waterfalls (Kagdi, Juha and Kadeliya) that turn into a cascading vision during the monsoon, Banswara is a treasure trove of historical, cultural and natural gems hiding in plain sight.

It is also known as the home of the Bhil tribe, known as the bow-men of Rajasthan, which still make up half of the population. Banswara has a fascinating mix of terrains which can rarely be found together in one place; the cave lake of Ram Kund, the wetlands of Diablab Lake and the hills around Samai Mata Temple are a few great places to see this.

Has Rajasthan ever surprised you? Tell us when, where and how by sharing your travelogue about your fascinating Rajasthan Tour Travels.

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At Sanchal Fort ,  Barmer, the Grand Heritage Rooms reflect a timeless Rajasthan. The airy and vibrant furniture juxtaposes contemporary tones with traditional accents in a vocabulary that takes into account the comfort of our guests and the desires of modern luxuries. best hotel accommodation Rajasthan.

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