Here you can discover too one of the only two models of the biplanes used by the British during World War I presented to ruler of the city. Indulge as you join tourists from the world over as you immerse yourself in the local markets, rich heritage, cultural sites. Experience the civilization that has remains intact since Harappan era! Established in 1488 by a Rathore prince, Rao Bikaji, Bikaner showcases its ancient opulence and regal living style in its palaces and forts, of red sandstone.

The city is the original ‘camel country’ as you discover here some of the world’s best riding camels along with being home to one of the world’s largest camel research and breeding farms. One of the strangest attractions is the Rats Temple – its own unique temple dedicated to Karni Mata that teems with rats as the creatures are objects of worship!

PLACES TO VISIT IN BIKANER

Junagarh Fort – Built in 1593 by Raja Rai Singh, the fortis a dazzling array of temples and palaces with delicate galleries, lawns, and windows that makes you stand affixed. The Zenana quarters allures with its mind-boggling impeccable designs and great creativity. Savor the Karan Mahal, Anup Mahal, Chandra Mahal and Phool Mahal – a fine melding of the Mughal, Gujarati and Rajput styles.

Karni Mata Temple – Karni Mata Temple is likely a standout amongst the most renowned spots to visit in Bikaner. This sanctuary is known for its sizable populace of rats that are the lasting occupants here.

Established in 15th century, and devoted to Karni Mata, it is the abode of 20,000 rats that live nonchalantly in the premises and mingle with the visitors constantly. sculpted from stones and marble, which features silver gates by Maharaja Ganga Singh, it even has a hanging mesh to protects rats from birds.

Lallgarh Palace – Another magnificent palace by Maharaja Ganga Singh is now a hotel but still displays the exuberant Rajputana design with the majestic interiors. Visit too, the museum at Ganga Niwas to savor miniature paintings of Bikaner school of art. The is also a library with the has a largest collection of Sanskrit Manuscripts allure as do the Harappan, Kushan and Gupta artifacts.

Jain Temple Bhandasar – Beautified with yellow stone carvings and vibrant paintings, the interior of this temple entice with its paintings of the 24 Jain teachers & arabesques on the walls and pillars. Lore says it was built with 40000 KG of ghee instead of water!

These weekend destinations should top your lists to explore by 39 SEATER LUXURY VOLVO BUS during festive season!

Chandni Chowk
 
It is the main avenue of the old walled city of Delhi and since its foundation in the 17th-century silo has been the epicenter of commercial activity. Formerly it was a market building but little by little it was extended by the streets of around and today it is a labyrinthine bazaar where you can find the most varied objects. Chandni Chowk is at the top among famous Delhi tourist places. It is open every day, and apart from the shops there are plenty of street stands where Indians and foreigners spend hours haggling and talking, the avenue ends at Red Fort.

 

Connaught Place
 
It is the heart of the new city; it is a huge plaza with a nice central park from which seven avenues and as many concentric rings that go away in all directions. It is surrounded by modern buildings where the big international fashion brands are visited by hundreds of young people eager to know the latest trends, a contrast to the old walled city. Here you will find the main Tourist Office.

Lal Qila (Red Fort)
 
It spanned the entire ancient city and was built by the emperor Sha Jahan in the 17th century during the time of maximum splendor of the Mongol Empire although over time its buildings mix Persian, European and Indian styles. It is made with sandstone which gives it its characteristic reddish tone and was a fortress almost impregnable with high walls surrounded by a pit of 10 meters of depth crossed by several bridges of stone. Today it is a symbol of independence for the country and the place chosen by politicians to give their most important speeches. Red fort is one of the best places to visit in Delhi.

It is composed of several buildings:
 
• Lahore Gate is the main entrance of the fort after crossing the moat and is named because it is oriented towards this Pakistani city that formerly belonged to India.
 
• Chatta Chowk is a covered gallery where formerly was the bazaar to which the royal family came to acquire their valuable products.
 
• Naubat Khana, best known as the home of the drum was where the musicians played their instruments for the emperor.
 
• Museum, keeps souvenirs commemorating the war in India, the entry has an additional cost of 2 INR.
 
• Diwan-i-Am was the hall of public hearings where the emperor attended the petitions of the citizens, was painted with gold and decorated with marble and precious stones that were sacked during independence.
 
• Rang Mahal was the palace where the Emperor’s wife resided and was beautifully decorated with multi-colored murals from which unfortunately today there are no remains.
 
• Khas Mahal was the private palace where the emperor lived and consists of several units that performed various functions.
 
• Diwan-i-Khas was the courtroom where the emperor had his private meetings sitting on the famous and coveted Throne of Paon, an authentic jewel of gold and precious stones that the Shah of Persia, Nadir Sha, took Iran to loot the city along with all the treasures and thousands of slaves. The room was beautifully decorated with paintings of floral motifs.
 
• Moti Masjid is a white marble mosque with three domes next to the baths for the personal use of Aurangzeb, is slightly inclined and facing Mecca.
• Royal Baths, consist of three rooms crowned by domes with stained glass windows that illuminate a beautiful hamman.
 
• Shahi Burj is a three-story octagonal tower used by Emperor Sha Jahan as a workplace.

Jama Masjid
 
It was built by the Mongol emperor Sha Jahan in 1644 and is the most significant mosque in India with a capacity of 25,000 worshipers. It is made of sandstone and white marble and has three doors, four towers and two minarets of 40 meters of height to one of which you can climb although the women have to go always accompanied by a man. It is located in front of the Muslim market and after a small staircase is accessed the large central courtyard where the rest of the premises are distributed. To enter it is compulsory to take off and women should cover their shoulders and legs.

RajGhat
 
The black granite platform that marks the place where Gandhi was cremated is in an ample green space, enjoyable, where it is a pleasure to walk. A place to oxygenate and breathe some air, more or less pure, after the chaos of Chandni Chowk. Nearby is also the Gandhi National Museum, with objects belonging to the Mahatma. If you want to enjoy Delhi tourist places by private vehicle, hire Sehghal Transport for quality and luxurious services at affordable prices.

Red Fort of Delhi
Book luxury Volvo Bus and enjoy the most comfortable and enjoyable way to travel Delhi in the modern luxury vehicle. The impressive Red Fort is a must-see during your trip to New Delhi. This 17th-century building is made of red brick and can be seen from the nearby motorway.

Qutub Minar
Qutub Minar, the largest minaret in New Delhi, is a tower symbolizing the victory of Islam over the last Hindu kingdom in the 12th century. The 73-meter high tower houses the first mosque built in India. It is far away from Red Fort, if you want to reach there with exclusive comfort, Volvo bus booking is the best option to get the immediate services with deluxe amenities.

Old City of Delhi
When visiting Delhi’s Old City, do not miss out on a guided tour of the area. You will discover places, sounds, smells and tastes that you have never known before. Sit, sleep and relax in the comfortable travel seat, which is equipped with a lot of space and a seatbelt.

Chandni Chowk
Located in the heart of the New Delhi subway system, Chandi Chowk is one of the best places to visit in Delhi. Do not miss Janpat, the local market full of typical products and be sure to haggle. With Volvo bus booking, you will be chauffeured by experienced and trained drivers.

Tomb of Humayun
The place where the tomb of the emperor Humayun was designed by a Persian architect and supposes an impressive tribute to the symmetry. Stroll through its gardens and contemplate the monuments dedicated to the different members of the emperor’s family.

Lotus temple
The Lotus Temple is a place of worship for the Baha’i monotheistic religion. Do not miss the interesting architecture of this sacred lotus-shaped building.

Jama Masjid
Jama Masjid is another example of architecture during the Mughal reign in the 17th century. As you walk inside, pay attention to the complicated reliefs that can be seen on almost every wall

How will Luxury Volvo Buses help you in the Delhi Sightseeing Tour?

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And when in Delhi, it’s hard to come across someone who doesn’t fancy travelling. Rarely do we stumble into people, completely satisfied with the monotony, life has on offer for them. However, for the rest of us, travelling is a source of immense joy and sheer pleasure and immeasurable inspiration. And what can be crazier than travelling along your wolf pack? Since most of us are travellers in the wilderness of this world, it only makes sense to cover this journey with family, loved ones and anyone we can depend on. For this very reason, it is best advised to begin the journey by booking a Volvo or a Tempo Traveller entirely to your group.

While air travel and rail journeys have their own benefits, they carry along some fundamental flaws. They cannot penetrate each every place. And while train service is confined only to the plains, air travel mostly turns out to be too expensive. Volvo buses or tempo travellers, on the other hand, are not only economical and comfortable but also come with their own set of conveniences. Not only do you get to enjoy the breathtaking sceneries, you also have the option of halting wherever and whenever you want.

However, we often notice that Volvo rental companies fall short on their lucrative promises. And this is exactly where Sehgal Transport steps in. With the largest fleet of luxury buses in Delhi NCR, Sehgal Transport Service is one of the best bus and coach rental companies in North India and caters to all the destinations around Delhi.

For any kind of journey to Jammu and Kashmir, Himachal Pradesh, Punjab, Uttar Pradesh and Rajasthan, make sure you get in touch with Sehgal Transport. Not only they provide cars, buses and tempo travellers on rent but also offer customized travel plans to the same destinations.

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Delhi’s proximity to numerous amazing destinations makes it a paradise for travellers willing to venture out and explore. It’s an amazing starting point for exploring the destinations around. That said, Delhi itself has multiple attractions, each of which is shrouded in history and magic and offers the perfect escape from mundane life.

Sadly, Delhi is inundated with substandard travel agents who are not worth your time and money. Therefore, choosing the best travel agency and transport service becomes difficult for anyone looking forward to a weekend tour.

Ingeniously crafted weekend packages and various car and coach rental options from Sehgal Transport can greatly assist you to scheme that perfect weekend package in Delhi which you’ve been dreaming of.

Let’s see what they have on offer:

1. Museum and Educational Tours: Museum and educational tours from Sehgal Transport let you learn while you explore the unique diversity of Delhi. Some of the museums included in this package are:
– National Museum
– Rail Museum
– National Gallery of Modern Art
– Shanker’s International Doll Museum
– Air Force Museum
– National Handicraft and Handloom Museum

2. Tour to Sariska Tiger Reserve: This is a one day tour to Sariska National Park and Tiger Reserve located in the district of Alwar in Rajasthan. It is one of the most significant attractions near Delhi for wildlife enthusiasts and includes jeep safari and elephant ride.

3. Delhi to Agra: Agra is one of the most ideal destinations for weekend trips from Delhi and is much popular both among domestic and international tourists. There are a number of amazing destinations in Agra including:
– Taj Mahal
– Agra Fort
– Sikandra
– Mehram Bagh
– Ram Bagh
– Fatehpur Sikri

4. Delhi to Jaipur: The pink city of Jaipur is one of the most visited cities in Rajasthan and a preferred weekend destination for the folks in Delhi. The ongoing monsoon greatly augments the beauty of this mesmerizing city. Sehgal Transport’s weekend package to Jaipur is fairly popular among tourists. It includes destination like:
– Hawa Mahal
– Golden Fort
– Jal Mahal
– Jantar Mantar
– Albert Hall
– Birla Mandir

5. Delhi Sightseeing Tour: This one day Delhi sightseeing tour by Sehgal Transport is hands down the best way to explore the city of Delhi in a single day. With multiple destinations on offer, this tour includes:
– Qutub Minar
– India Gate
– Akshardham Temple
– Old Delhi
– Lotus Temple