Ana Sagar Lake – The Ana Sagar Lake is no doubt one of the major places to visit in Ajmer and its serene atmosphere attracts all tourists. You can also enjoy a boating ride in this lake. If you are not already aware of it then you should know that this lake is actually an artificial one and it has a very beautiful vibe about it. You can also simply take a stroll around the lake or sit somewhere and soak in the peace and beauty of the atmosphere.

Ajmer Sharif Dargah – A trip to Ajmer will be incomplete without paying a visit to the Ajmer ki Dargah or the Ajmer Sharif Dargah which is renowned all over the world. This holy shrine was erected in the name of a famous propagator named Garib Nawaz who propagated the Sufi masses. If you are a spiritual person and wish to soak in some of it then this is exactly the place for you.

Akbar Palace and Museum – If you are willing to witness the grandeur or architecture then the Akbar Palace and Museum is the best example. It was built in 1500 AD. This palace is the destination for you if you love culture and history. The museum houses various artefacts and other things that were used by the Mughal family. It also has several paintings and sculptures.

Adhai Din Ka Jhonpra – Adhai Din Ka Jhonpra is a very famous mosque of Ajmer that reflects the best Indo-Islamic style of architectural designs. Calligraphic inscriptions are present here and there all over the mosque. The legend says that it took only two and a half days to get this mosque built and thus this is how it got its name.

We, at Sehgal Transport, will offer you with flexible Delhi to Ajmer bus booking and also Volvo bus booking services. Apart from various tours across Ajmer we also have separate Golden Triangle India Tour Packages which you can check out.

The cities of Jodhpur and Udaipur have been especially famous for their forts, palaces and colorful traditional heritage. Situated in the gorgeous backdrop of the Thar desert, these cities are very closely located and thus, easily linked through well-built roads. Amidst them lies the small village of Narlai.  If you are willing to travel to Udaipur and Jodhpur on your next trip to Rajasthan, Narlai could well become your base to touch down both cities due to its strategic location.
 

With a small population of only 8000 people in all, it is a small village that could become your personal peaceful paradise away from the hustle and bustle of the major metropolitans and cities.
 
PLACES TO VISIT IN NARLAI
 
The small village in itself has several layers of history for you to unfold and experience. Places of Narlai sightseeing include:
 
JAIN TEMPLES AT RANAKPUR: This 13^th century temple patronizes Adinatha, the first Jain Tirthankar. It is also called the Chaumukha temple, meaning having four faces.
 
SELI BANDH: It is a famous manmade dam, a favorite for the wildlife and birds lovers.
 
MUCHHAL MAHAVIR TEMPLE: This beautiful temple patronizes Lord Mahavir himself who is said to incarnate in the Muchhala from here. A famous fair is held in this regard on every 13^th of the Chaitra month.
 
KUMBALGARH FORT: Touted as the birthplace of Maharana Pratap, this gorgeous palace was built by Rana Khumba in the 15^th It has been designated as a world heritage site by UNESCO and houses the second largest wall in the world.
 
OLD-BAORI OF NARLAI: There exists an ancient step-well in the village. Dining experiences are created by lamps and extraordinaire folk performers.
 
WILDLIFE-SPOTTING: Leopard-spotting excursions are also organized for the wildlife lovers.
 
We also offer tent experiences like the Aravali Tent Resort at Udaipur that combine luxury with the adventure-tent life. It provides the tourist an opportunity to experience wildlife and village-life up-close, and yet not compromise on the personal luxuries.  We at Sehgal Transports, believe in making memories, and not just trips. Thus, our packages include best of the transports, hotels, customer service and prices to ensure that the memories remain engraved in the minds of our precious customers, and not the price tags involved.

There are various rafting sites that have been included in the world of adventure. Visit www.sehgaltransport.com to get best Haridwar Rishikesh tour package and cheer the advent of this summer with Rishikesh water rafting.

A trip you remember for eternity –

Sehgal Transport imparts you thrill and excitement by its Rishikesh tour package. We bring you some marvelous option for water rafting trip you will remember for eternity.

Rafting according to experience and thrill –

Rishikesh water rafting is world famous. The various lovely landscape of Rishikesh makes it an immaculate rafting destination for individuals with various levels of experience.

From novices to experts and even specialists, rafting enthusiasts can take pleasure in the movement in a way that suits the level of mastery and excitement they want to experience.

A tale of red and yellow –

Named after Lord Vishnu’s one of the incalculable names, Rishikesh (Hrishikesh) has constantly done justice to its importance. As the word Hrishikesh means Lord of the senses, the entire city brings one’s senses alive. You start valuing the supernatural quality and allure of the place.

You see the red flag on building in this city. The red lost amid dusk is soon supplanted by a spread of yellow when the ‘Ganga Aarti’ starts at the Triveni Ghat. As of now the stairs, Vedic psalms, innumerable lights, and clunking chimes make a totally different world around you. The supernatural power of nature seems to follow in your veins. The best package for Rishikesh tourism visit Sehgal Transport.

Haridwar Rishikesh tour package-

There are many tourist organizations which are working in this direction to give the good experience to the tourists and Sehgal Transport is the well known name among them to bestow you good Haridwar Rishikesh tour package which suits your fancies.  We are mater in providing the tourism in the hilly area of Himalaya and Rishikesh tourism is out specialty which includes water rafting activity in it.

Manali is a picture-perfect Himalayan destination; with snow-clad mountains and glacier-topped hills overlooking the verdant valleys and scintillating Beas river, which sings throughout its course.

Best time to reach Manali

Manali is a spectacular weekend getaway destination from Delhi and can be accessed all through the year. However, it offers different charms in different seasons. Be it for the heaps of snow or to escape the blistering summer heat of the plains, there’s something for each season.

A monthly break-up of Manali’s climate would help you plan your trip accordingly:

March to June: It’s the hottest that the town gets; though it’s still pleasant for the city folks. Manali functions as an ideal summer retreat between these months. The flora, during this season, blooms to the hilt and renders pristine views.

July and August: To all those tight on budget, Manali is your go-to destination. Just bear in mind the town is prone to landslides during the monsoon and maneuvering can be a bit tricky.

September and October: Once the monsoon resides, Manali functions as a base point for trekking activities.

December end to February: This is the coldest season with frequent snowfalls throughout. It’s the best time for snow play and skiing.

Reaching Manali

About 550 kilometers from the national capital, Manali is one of the most prominent hill stations near Delhi.

By Bus: There are several buses that ply daily from Delhi and Chandigarh to Manali all through the year. These can be booked online or by visiting the interstate bus terminal in Kashmere Gate, New Delhi.

By Taxi: Taxi is also a feasible option, though costlier than buses. Ensure that the driver has experience driving the hills.

By Air: About 50 km from Manali, located in Bhuntar is the Kullu-Manali Airport. However, keep in mind that prices are high and services can be irregular.

When visiting Manali, keep in mind that Manali’s nearby scenery is its only asset and that Manali is nothing but a base to explore the breathtaking beauty. If you’re the type of traveller who’s on a quest for a sophisticated vacation with luxury hotels, and looking for souvenirs and shopping opportunities, Manali isn’t your cup of tea.

The town itself doesn’t offer much and by the end of the first day, you’d be having a tough time looking for activities to occupy yourself.