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 <td class="body-text" align="justify"><img src="http://www.travelguru.com/travelguide/images/jodhpur-editor.jpg" hspace="15" width="220" height="140" class="body-img" alt="Jodhpur" align="right" />This is the Blue City, because of the unmistakable blue colour that adorns all houses of the region. Jodhpur unfolds before you like a package of surprises. From the towering magnificence of the Mehrangarh Fort to the beautiful cenotaphs of Jaswant Thada, you'd get ample opportunities to marvel at the magic that greets you at every maze-like lane. The city is relatively untouched by time - except the palaces that have been turned into heritage hotels! The entire city can be covered in 2 days and you must not miss out on the nearby regions of Osian and Mandore, which probably offer as much as Jodhpur. Walk through the city that could have been the capital of Rajasthan and let wonderful memories dominate you, just as the looming Mehrangarh Fort towers over the skyline.
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 <td width="83%" valign="middle">Summer 
March - late June, Hot and dry 
	Temperature: 37.4°C-42.3°C</td>
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June - September, Scanty rainfall 
Annual rainfall - 32 cms </td>
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October - March, Cool & pleasant 
Temperature: 15.2°C-27.5°C</td>
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 <td class="body-text"> Taxis, auto-rickshaws and tongas are the most popular means of transport. Jodhpur is also interesting if explored on a bicycle.
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	Tourist Reception Centre 
RTDC Hotel Ghoomar Campus 
High Court Road, Jodhpur 
Tel : 0291-2545083

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 Mehrangarh Fort: One of the largest forts in India, Mehrangarh is located atop a steep hill in Jodhpur. Built on the advice of a saint, the fort is entirely constructed in sandstone and shows finely carved structures. The highlights of the fort are the beautifully latticed windows and carved panels and walls. Within the thick walls are several interesting temples and palaces. The most prominent structure inside is the Chamunda Mataji Temple, which is dedicated to Chamunda Mataji, the patron deity of the royal family. This temple is still crowded especially during Dusshera. The Moti Mahal (Pearl Palace) is the largest of palaces here sporting five hidden balconies for the five queens to listen to court happenings. The Sheesh Mahal derives its name from the pieces of mirrors fitted inside in an intricate pattern. The Phool Mahal with its gold embossed ceiling is one of the grandest palaces here, which was used by the female dancers. The Takhat Vilas was used by the last ruler of Jodhpur and sports a rather traditional form of architecture. Especially noticeable are the tiny glass balls that hang from the ceiling.

The Museum within the Fort houses several interesting articles, including ammunitions from the royal Armory. On display are beautiful swords with jade, silver, rhinehorn, ivory hilts, ruby, emerald and pearl-studded shields and guns with gold and silver work on barrels. Especially beautiful are the collection of Elephant Howdahs made in gold and silver and the carved Palanquins, which were used to carry the royal ladies. The Daulat Khana inside, displays a fine collection of miniature and Marwar paintings. A unique hall would be the Turban Gallery, which has on display different varieties of turbans once worn here. Also visit the Folk Musical Instruments Gallery, which houses musical instruments of several kinds of folk arts.
 
Open from: 9.00 am-5.00 pm

Jaswant Thada: Located close to the fort, Jaswant Thada is a royal cenotaph built in pure white marble in memory of Maharaja Jaswant Singh II. Rare portraits of the rulers and Maharajas of Jodhpur are housed within.
 
Open from: 8.30 am-5.30 pm

Umaid Bhawan Palace: Built in marble and pink sandstone, a part of this palace still houses the erstwhile royal family of Jodhpur. The rest of the palace has been converted into a museum displaying a vast collection of clocks, crystals, crockery, weapons and antiques. 
Open from: 9.00 am-5.00 pm

Government Museum & Zoo: Located in the precincts of Umaid Bhawan Palace, the museum has a rich collection of weapons, textiles, miniature portraits, local crafts and images of Jain Tirthankars.

Umed Garden: Developed by Maharaja Umed Singh, this garden has green lawns, towering Ashoka trees, roses and other seasonal flowers, museum, fountains, library and a zoo. The highlight here is the Walk-in Aviary, where several kinds of birds, local, African and Australian parrots, ducks and rabbits can be seen in their natural habitat. There are also large cages for bears, foxes, deers, lions and leopards.

Raj Ranchhodji Temple: LBuilt almost entirely in red sandstone with carved filigree works, a black marble idol of Ranchhodji is placed inside. The main door is decorated in green, yellow and blue glasses.

Temples: One of the most visited temples Siddhanth Shiv Temple is dedicated to Lord Shiva and is accessible by a series of steps cut into the rocky hills. The Ganesh Temple is dedicated to Lord Ganesha, whose idol inside measures eight feet high and five feet wide.

Jaswant Sagar Dam: This dam is used for irrigating the agricultural land of Jodhpur and also has boating facilities for tourists.

Mandore: Located 8 kms from Jodhpur, this was the old capital of Marwar. The highlight of this place is the Hall of Heroes, which has 16 figures carved out of a single rock. Also located here is the shrine dedicated to 330 million gods and goddesses and the royal cenotaphs. The main gate or Ajitpol is adorned with paintings of various gods and goddesses from the Hindu mythology.
 
Open from: 8.00 am-8.00 pm

Osian: Located 65 kms from Jodhpur, this city is famous for the Brahmanical and Jain Temples that dot the entire region. Popular amongst these are the Surya Temple, Kali Temple, the Sachiya Temple and the one dedicated to Mahavira.

Balsamand Lake & Palace: Located 4 kms from Jodhpur, the 19th century sandstone palace is located on the hillock facing the Balsamand Lake. Ideal for a summer getaway, the palace is now a converted heritage hotel, with fine lattice windows. An artificial cascading waterfall supplies water from the reservoir to the gardens.

Guda Bishnoi: Inhabited by the Bishnoi community, who are staunch believers in the sanctity of plant and animal lives. The entire village is lined with Khejri trees and this is probably the most eco-friendly village you'd ever come across. Close to the village is the Guda Lake, which is a retreat for birds like the sarus crane and demoiselle cranes. Also watch here blackbuck, nilgai, chinkaras and turtles. 

Dhawa: This is a great place to visit for the nature enthusiast. The sanctuary is situated at about 45 kilometers from Jodhpur and is home to the famous Indian antelope. The sanctuary also has a large number of cheetal and sambar which can be spotted here. 

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 <td class="body-text" align="justify"><img src="http://www.travelguru.com/travelguide/images/jodhpur-food.jpg" hspace="15" width="220" height="140" class="body-img" alt="Jodhpur" align="right" />Thanks to the influx of tourist in Jodhpur, finding a good place to eat would hardly be a problem. While you can get your usual Chinese and continental, we recommend you try out authentic Rajasthani cuisine and Mughlai delicacies. Midtown Restaurant, in Sahnti Chawan Hotel is amongst the popular restaurants in Jodhpur, where you can sample authentic Rajasthani cuisine - especially sample their thalis and Kabuli. Head out to Restaurant Harem for a taste of mouth-watering Rajasthani dishes. If you fancy learning how to prepare these dishes, then enroll in free cooking lessons offered by the restaurant. Restaurant Chimney, near Panchbati Circle is famous for its village-like ambiance. This grand restaurant offers open-air seating on a mud-paved platform, under a thatched hut. In winter, the atmosphere warms with 'sigris' (wood/coal fired heater) kept by the tables. The restaurant primarily serves Indian and tandoori cuisines. Restaurant Marwar in Hotel Taj Hari Mahal is one of the best places in town to sample a wide variety of traditional Marwari cuisine like laal maas, safed maas and besan ke gatte. Fort View a rooftop restaurant in the Govind Hotel is great for an evening out. A grand view of the fort comes free with good vegetarian curries and local specialties. Located on the Mehrangarh Fort, the Mehran Terrace is open in the evenings. Try their local thalis and remember to book ahead. More traditional food can be had at Nirali Dhani, which offers you unlimited meals. The chaas or buttermilk is particularly good. For traditional sweets like mave ki kachori, besan ki chaaki and maakhan vade try Janta Sweet Home and Jodhour Sweet Home. Popular snacks like kachoris, samosas and mirchi vadas are available at Sojati Gate.</td>
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 		<td class="body-text"><img src="http://www.travelguru.com/travelguide/images/jodhpur-shopping.jpg" hspace="15" width="220" height="140" class="body-img" alt="Jodhpur" align="right" />Jodhpur is best known for its traditional arts in wood, iron and camel bone, the bright bandhini sarees and the Jodhpuri Riding Breeches. Head out to the Ghanta Ghar or the Clock tower which is one of the best places to shop for a wide variety of tie-dye fabrics, hand-block prints, lacquer-ware, and even a collection of antiques and marble souvenirs. The shops at Sojati Gate also display a variety of tie-dye saris in colourful and vibrant prints. Visit National Handlooms or Thar Handlooms and Shyam Silk Store for good buys. You must pick up a few dupattas, bandhini materials and suit pieces. Some of the finest antique pieces can be found in shops and warehouses along Umaid Bhawan Palace Road and High Court Road. These markets are known for their exquisitely designed silver jewellery and musical instruments, pottery, boxes, paintings and puppets. Silver jewellery can also be found at Sarafa Bazaar. Some of the best hand woven rugs and “durries” embellished with spectacular colors mixed with breathtaking designs are available at High Court Road. Camel leather products are famous in Jodhpur and don't forget to pick a pair of Jodphuri jooties. You can head out to the Juti Corner on Station Road that has a wide range of leather and embroidered jootis. Tripolia Bazaar is another great market place for local handicrafts and textiles. Beautiful silks, durries, clay figurines, marble souvenirs from Makrana, and decorative items can be found here.
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 The most popular festival celebrated in Jodhpur is Marwar Festival held in the month of September or October at Umaid Bhawan Palace, Mandore and Mehrangarh Fort. Celebrated in memory of the heroes of Rajasthan, this two day festival includes folk music and dance performances, depicting battles and the lives lived by the heroes. Other events held during the festival are the camel tattoo show and polo. Similarly important is the Jodhpur International Desert Kite Festival, which is attended by ace kite-flyers from around the country. Generally held in January, this 3-day festival's venue is the Polo Grounds. Jodhpur is also the site for one of the largest cattle fairs, popularly known as Nagaur Fair, held in January or February for 8 days. Almost 70000 heavily bedecked bullocks, camels and horses are bought and sold here. Other attractions during this festival include the Mirchi Bazaar (believed to be the largest red-chilly market), sale of wooden, iron and camel bone artifacts, stalls selling Jodhpuri fabrics and jootis and activities like jugglers, puppeteers and storytellers. Several sport events also take place during the fair, ranging from tug-of-war, camel races, bullock races and cock fights. Celebrated all over Rajasthan, Gangaur and Teej Festivals are especially important for the women. Idols of Gauri are carried around town and offering are made to the goddess. Equally important is Nagpanchami, celebrated to honour the King of Serpents. Kalbeliya dancers perform and folk songs are sung in celebrations. Snake charmers also fast and pray to the nag or the king cobra on this auspicious occasion. </td>
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 <td align="justify" class="body-text">Jodhpur abounds in heritage-havelis-turned-hotels, so staying in any one of them would be memorable. <a href="http://hotels.travelguru.com/moreinfo.do?strHotelId=00000742&link=HotelOverview&hotelName=Krishna+Prakash+Heritage+Haveli&hotelClass=3&address1=Nayabas&address2=&city=Jodhpur&state=Rajasthan&pinCode=342001&country=India&strAffiliateCode=00000080&strCurrency=INR&searchChoice=right
">Krishna Prakash Haveli</a> is located in the heart of the city and is perfect for those seeking adventure and comfort. <a href="http://hotels.travelguru.com/moreinfo.do?strHotelId=00001229&link=HotelOverview&hotelName=Hotel+Suncity+International&hotelClass=3&address1=Panchbatti+Circle%2C+Airport+Road&address2=&city=Jodhpur&state=Rajasthan&pinCode=342011&country=India&strAffiliateCode=00000080&strCurrency=INR&searchChoice=right
">Hotel Suncity International</a> is close to the airport and is one of the most preferred hotels in Jodhpur. Constructed in late 18th century <a href="http://hotels.travelguru.com/moreinfo.do?strHotelId=00002464&link=HotelOverview&hotelName=Jhalamand+Garh&hotelClass=0&address1=P.+O.+Jhalamand&address2=&city=Jodhpur&state=Rajasthan&pinCode=000000&country=India&strAffiliateCode=00000080&strCurrency=INR&searchChoice=right
">Jhalamand Garh</a> is situated on the outskirts of Jodhpur. The hotel not only caters to your needs but also gives guests a chance to experience the traditional values and participate in Rajasthani customs. <a href="http://hotels.travelguru.com/moreinfo.do?strHotelId=00002215&link=HotelOverview&hotelName=Mapple+Abhay&hotelClass=3&address1=Paota+Circle%2C+Paota&address2=&city=Jodhpur&state=Rajasthan&pinCode=342006&country=India&strAffiliateCode=00000080&strCurrency=INR&searchChoice=right
">Mapple Abhay</a> located in the heart of Jodhpur at Paota Circle is perfect for the business and leisure traveler alike. The hotel has 72 rooms designed to suit the needs of every discerning traveler with all modern amenities. <a href="http://hotels.travelguru.com/moreinfo.do?strHotelId=00001308&link=HotelOverview&hotelName=Inn+Season&hotelClass=0&address1=P.W.D+Road&address2=&city=Jodhpur&state=Rajasthan&pinCode=342001&country=India&strAffiliateCode=00000080&strCurrency=INR&searchChoice=right
">Inn Season</a> offers comfort, ambience and exquisite art deco style of the 1930's to make your stay a memorable one. Centrally located in the heart of Jodhpur <a href="http://hotels.travelguru.com/moreinfo.do?strHotelId=00003125&link=HotelOverview&hotelName=Megh+Niwas+%28+A+Heritage+%29&hotelClass=0&address1=Hotel+Megh+Niwas&address2=&city=Jodhpur&state=Rajasthan&pinCode=342006&country=India&strAffiliateCode=00000080&strCurrency=INR&searchChoice=right
">Megh Niwas</a> is a heritage hotel that stands in a serene environment. This luxurious hotel with its magnificent setting offers cordial hospitality and an opportunity to experience true Rajasthani culture. <a href="http://hotels.travelguru.com/moreinfo.do?strHotelId=00003070&link=HotelOverview&hotelName=Bishnoi+Village+Camp+and+Resort&hotelClass=0&address1=Village+Guda+Bishnoiyan&address2=&city=Jodhpur&state=Rajasthan&pinCode=342802&country=India&strAffiliateCode=00000080&strCurrency=INR&searchChoice=right
">Bishnoi Village Camp and Resort</a>, situated in the midst of the Bishnoi village is a hotel that redefines the concept of luxury and comfort with its stunning appeal, beauty and elegance. For a great family hotel that offers personalized service <a href="http://hotels.travelguru.com/moreinfo.do?strHotelId=00003195&link=HotelOverview&hotelName=Haveli+Guest+House&hotelClass=0&address1=Opp.+Turjika+Jhalra%2C+Makrana+Mohalla%2C&address2=&city=Jodhpur&state=Rajasthan&pinCode=342002&country=India&strAffiliateCode=00000080&strCurrency=INR&searchChoice=right
">Haveli Guest House</a> is where you should plan your stay. With modern amenities and the best in hospitality the Haveli Guest House is popularly known as the father of the tourism industry in the old city of Jodhpur and an active member of INTACT (The Indian National Trust for Art and Cultural Heritage). Also popular with tourists, especially families, is <a href="http://hotels.travelguru.com/moreinfo.do?strHotelId=00003185&link=HotelOverview&hotelName=Venture+Resort&hotelClass=0&address1=Chopasani+Village&address2=&city=Jodhpur&state=Rajasthan&pinCode=342001&country=India&strAffiliateCode=00000080&strCurrency=INR&searchChoice=right
">Venture Resort</a>, located in the foothills and close to the railway station. Another popular hotel is <a href="http://hotels.travelguru.com/moreinfo.do?strHotelId=00000376&link=HotelOverview&hotelName=Kalinga+Hotel&hotelClass=3&address1=Near+Railway+Station&address2=&city=Jodhpur&state=Rajasthan&pinCode=342001&country=India&strAffiliateCode=00000080&strCurrency=INR&searchChoice=right
">Kalinga Hotel</a>, which is a government approved hotel offering the traditional Jodhpur royalty.

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 <td width="75%" valign="top" class="body-text"> Jodhpur Airport is located 5 kms from the city centre.</td>
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 <td valign="top" class="body-text"> Jodhpur Junction is connected by rail to other cities and towns of Rajasthan, Mumbai, New Delhi, Ahmedabad and Mandore.
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 <td valign="top" class="body-text"> Jodhpur is connected by NH8 and NH14 from Delhi and Beawar.
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