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AJMER Ajmer is a small city located in Rajasthan, India. 1-2 days is required to cover all the tourist places in Ajmer.  Ajmer is a notable town for the Jain religion in India. It so happened during my second visit with my family to Rajasthan, a visit to Jaipur in 2015, we visited Ajmer. That time the purpose of visit was just the 'Ajmer Sharif Darga'.  A gain, almost after an year during one of the cousin sister's (Sweeti) wedding, again I got a chance to visit and explore Ajmer city. We drove to Ajmer by our own Car, and this was for the first time I drove for an hour on the National Highway, It was such a pleasure to drive and all Thanks to my Father in law guidance while driving. We stayed at ' The Mewara Palace ' located at Budha Pushkar Road, as the wedding was in the same Palace. The arrangements were fabulous, we all had a gala time, all the other celebration like Mehendi was in a grand hall; the food arrangement was by the lake view; wedd

Places to Visit in Udaipur ( Rajasthan, India) Udaipur is a nice clean town based out of Rajasthan in India. The best time to visit Udaipur is September to March to avoid extreme summers. Lake Pichola - 1 km from city centre and the vital identity of Udaipur. It is a 4km man made lake. You should take a boat ride from Rameshwar Ghat (every hour) in the City Palace. The lake has 2 famous Islands named Jagniwas (has Taj Lake Palace -Museum tour cost-75 INR, Crystal gallery tour cost - 500 INR, Boat ride- 450 INR) and other one is Jagmandir (also known as Lake Garden palace- Charges for 1/2 hr boat ride- 225 INR adult and 115 INR children). Duration - 1-2hrs, open whole day 9am till sunset 7pm. Ticket- For Boat ride- 340 INR(adult) and 170(child). Sunset boat ride costs approx. 220 INR. Fateh Sagar Lake - It was constructed in 1678 and is situated in the north of Lake Pichola and connected via a Canal. Y ou shall take a boat ride as t here are 3 islands in the Lake, out

UDAIPUR - "The City Of Lakes" Udaipur, The City of  Lakes, used to hear this name since my childhood. Udaipur had it's own History as well, because of which I, and like me many other Indian students have read about Udaipur and it's culture in History and in General Knowledge. And after reading about it, obviously always wanted to explore it. And one fine day, last year me and my partner in crime ;) we just spoke "Why not this time while visiting Jaipur, we visit any tourist place nearby, and the name that came up from him was 'Udaipur', I was like am ready, and we informed our family." And the tickets were done. It was last year in October that we traveled from Jaipur to Udaipur i.e., approx 420km. Four of us boarded the overnight train from Jaipur and reached Udaipur early morning at 6:30 am. I was all active to see around; the Railway station was neat and clean and as it was morning time, so hardly few passengers visible on the station