Honeymoon in India? Immerse yourself in the enchantment of Rajasthan
Honeymoon in India? Immerse yourself in the enchantment of Rajasthan. Rajasthan is the largest state of India, whose territory was dominated by several kingdoms, which left a very rich legacy: you will see it reflected so much on the waters of its sacred lakes, as on the facades of the wonderful sandstone palaces that characterize the center of the city of Jaipur. And in the regal elegance of the tigers that inhabit the nature reserves of the state. Are you ready to take off your wedding dress? And groom to wear your travel clothes? A honeymoon awaits you in the name of love phrases that smell of incense.
What to visit in Rajasthan
Palace of Jaipur: the wonderful Indian palaces
The Palace of Jaipur is a complex of monumental palaces that represent the heart of the capital of the Rajasthan State. This place was the seat of the Maharaja of Jaipur, the head of the Kachwaha clan Rajput. Here you can visit the museum housed in the Chandra Mahal Palace. And admire from the outside its part (the larger one) which is still a royal residence. The rest of the time you can get lost in the beautiful courtyards. And gardens that characterize the architecture of this part of India … are you ready to immerse yourself in a fairytale?
Hawa Mahal in Jaipur: the palace of the winds
In particular, you can not miss Hawa Mahal, a refined sandstone building, also known as “dei venti” or “Della Vento”. Its name derives from the fact that its high facade was built so that the women of the royal family could observe street parties without being seen from the outside. Today, on the contrary, it will be its extreme beauty to capture your curiosity.
Jaisalmer Fort: a fortress with an ancient charm
Jaisalmer is one of the most beautiful cities to visit in India: it emerges in the Thar Desert as a mirage. Instead, its charm is as real as the typical Gianian temples and the precious houses, called haveli, which is located inside the fortress. The air you breathe here is ancient. And enchanting, just like the Roman phrases that you will exchange during the visit.
Ranthambore National Park: flora and fauna
If, on the other hand, what you love to know when you are traveling is nature, then you can not miss the Ranthambore National Park, which includes the homonymous fortified citadel dating back to the 10th century. The absolute protagonist of the park, she: the majestic Bengal tiger. In addition to the queen of this vast arid. And rocky kingdom, you can easily spot other fascinating species such as the Indian leopard, the striped hyena, the labiato bear, the golden jackal, the honey rate, the jungle cat. And the Indian minor mongoose.
Ranakpur temple
Of course, the temples are among the most striking attractions of Indian culture. What Ranakpur, in particular, is considered among the most important temples Jains throughout India: its main structure in white marble – made up of 29 rooms and 1444 columns finely carved with decorations different from one another – it really fabulous.
Pushkar Lake: a sacred and legendary place
One of the most interesting places in Rajasthan is Pushkar, a lake considered sacred by the Hindu religion since ancient times. It is a very popular pilgrimage destination, especially because of the legend that hovers around its name. According to tradition, in fact, a lotus flower fell from the hand of Brahma – creator deity of all worlds and first existing being – while he was absorbed in meditation. And from the petals of the flower gushed the water that gave rise to the lake of Pushkar.
When to go on a trip to India
Before leaving for a trip to India, especially in the area of Rajasthan, you should know that the most popular period is from October to May. In this period of time, the climate passes from semi-arid to arid. And is considered the best: from April to June the temperatures are very high, while July. And August is the months of monsoon rains, therefore not recommended. Exactly, starting between December. And February will prove to be an excellent idea: you will meet hot days, cool nights. And the heavy fabric you used to make your winter wedding dress will already be a distant memory.
We hope to have given you some interesting ideas for your honeymoon in the fascinating Indian territory of Rajasthan. Starting from these ideas, you could create your personal itinerary. And maybe use it as a base for your tableau de marriage or as a theme for wedding invitations, why not?
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