Jodhpur - A Blue City Of Incredible India

This post is about ‘The Blue City’- Jodhpur to give you a sneak peek into this amazing tourist destination. Situated in the state of Rajasthan, this city speaks volumes of regal Rajasthan as you can admire some splendiferous heritage places here. Read on this quick capsule to know why a trip here will be so rewarding:

Why is it called so?

Hmm... This you’ll get to know when you’ll venture into the old colonies of Jodhpur built in the vicinity of Mehrangarh Fort. In these colonies, most of the houses are painted blue in colour and hence the name- this is the most probable reason for the city being called so. You can also get a panoramic view of Jodhpur painted in blue dots from above the fort.

One unique thing to do in Jodhpur...?

This has to be a romantic dinner at Chokelao Mahal Terrace Restaurant (in Mehrangarh Fort) serving ever delicious traditional Rajasthani cuisine.

Why to go here?

Here are some of the sightseeing attractions which make Jodhpur a worthwhile place to pay a visit:

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A perfect representation of regal splendour, Mehrangarh Fort is a majestic fort overlooking the old Jaipur city.

Made in the memory of Raja Jaswant Singh II, this is a place adorning marble architecture and a front lawn which is ideal to stroll around and relax

It houses the royal family of Jodhpur in one section and luxury palace hotel in the other (larger) section. Museum inside is a must see and all the vintage stuff lovers can catch a view of the brilliant cars and watches collection.

It is a tall tower Located in Old City next to Sadar Market in Jodhpur buily by Maharaja Sardar Singh between 1880 and 1911.

Kaylana Lake is an artificial lake. Here you can find various species of birds, fishes in water etc.