Ranakpur
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Ranakpur is the village located in Dusuri tehsil near Sadri town in the Pali districts of Rajasthan in the western India. It is located between the Jodhpur and the Udaipur. It is 162 kilometres from the Jodhpur and the Udaipur in the valley on the western side of the Aravalli Range. The nearby railway station to reach the Ranakpur is the Falna Railway station. Ranakpur is the one of most famous place to visit in the Pali, Rajasthan.
Ranakpur is widely known for its marble Jain Temple, said to be the most spectacular of the Jain temples. There is also the small Sun Temple which is managed by the Udaipur royal family trust.
The renowned Jain temple at the Ranakpur is dedicated to the Adinatha.
Must do at Ranakpur:
• Jeep Safari or nature hike through Ranakpur Valley or the nearby Kumbhalgarh Wildlife Sanctuary
• Horseback Safari through the Aravalli Mountains, the Ranakpur Valley and the Kumbhalgarh Wildlife Sanctuary
• Must see Kumbhalgarh Wildlife Sanctuary.
How to travel:
By Air
There are no regular flights from the other major cities of the country to Ranakpur. The nearest airport is Dabok Airport of Udaipur, Rajasthan which is the 68km away and Jodhpur airport, Jodhpur, Rajasthan which is 170km away to from Ranakpur.
By Rail:
Ranakpur don’t have any railway station. The nearest metro station to Ranakpur is Khimel, Rajasthan.
By Bus:
Instead of Ranakpur you can a get the bus to Falna on regular basis.
Places to visit:
Jain Temple:
The Jain temple at the Ranakpur is the city’s major tourist attraction which is built over the 4000sq feet of land, the sprawling temple is also know n for its intricate carvings and the architectural beauty. The main deity here is the Adinath.
Maharani Bagh orchard:
Maharani Bagh Orchard Retreat and such heritage hotels in city offer the best possible luxuries to visitors and tourists. Other hotel in Ranakpur includes the Shivika Lake Hotel, Ranakpur Hill Resort and Fateh Bagh. Excellent restaurants such as Roopam cater to the visitors’ palate with an array of delicious dishes.
Places to Stay in Ranakpur:
Ranakpur Hill Resorts: Ranakpur Road, Sadri,
The Ranakpur Hill Resorts is located at the Ranakpur road in the Pali districts. The famous Ranakpur jain temple and the Chaturmukha Jain Temple are situated near to hotel. Kumbhalgarh was inaccessible in the earliest times and was used for the defence purposes by the Rana Kumbha of the Mewar.
Fateh Bagh, Ranakpur: Ranakpur Road, Ranakpur, 306702, India +91 2934 286 186 http://www.hrhhotels.com/Royal_Retreats/Fateh_Bagh/index.aspx
Fateh Bagh, Ranakpur is 90km from the Udaipur. The amazing architecture, period furniture and the ethic decor recall a gentle, or more of romantic time. Fateh Bagh is probably India’s first attempt at relocating a fallen palace,on foothills of Aravallis.
Fateh bagh hotel itself offers the every facility and experience of Rajasthan hotels are framed for.
The four rooms and 16 deluxe rooms are thematically designed, every theme is unique. A sense of calm pervades and emphasis on all natural things.
The architure of Fateh bagh hotel is amazing.
To know more about the destination Ranakpur visit:
http://www.hrhhotels.com/Royal_Retreats/Fateh_Bagh/Explore-Ranakpur.aspx
Ranakpur is widely known for its marble Jain Temple, said to be the most spectacular of the Jain temples. There is also the small Sun Temple which is managed by the Udaipur royal family trust.
The renowned Jain temple at the Ranakpur is dedicated to the Adinatha.
Must do at Ranakpur:
• Jeep Safari or nature hike through Ranakpur Valley or the nearby Kumbhalgarh Wildlife Sanctuary
• Horseback Safari through the Aravalli Mountains, the Ranakpur Valley and the Kumbhalgarh Wildlife Sanctuary
• Must see Kumbhalgarh Wildlife Sanctuary.
How to travel:
By Air
There are no regular flights from the other major cities of the country to Ranakpur. The nearest airport is Dabok Airport of Udaipur, Rajasthan which is the 68km away and Jodhpur airport, Jodhpur, Rajasthan which is 170km away to from Ranakpur.
By Rail:
Ranakpur don’t have any railway station. The nearest metro station to Ranakpur is Khimel, Rajasthan.
By Bus:
Instead of Ranakpur you can a get the bus to Falna on regular basis.
Places to visit:
Jain Temple:
The Jain temple at the Ranakpur is the city’s major tourist attraction which is built over the 4000sq feet of land, the sprawling temple is also know n for its intricate carvings and the architectural beauty. The main deity here is the Adinath.
Maharani Bagh orchard:
Maharani Bagh Orchard Retreat and such heritage hotels in city offer the best possible luxuries to visitors and tourists. Other hotel in Ranakpur includes the Shivika Lake Hotel, Ranakpur Hill Resort and Fateh Bagh. Excellent restaurants such as Roopam cater to the visitors’ palate with an array of delicious dishes.
Places to Stay in Ranakpur:
Ranakpur Hill Resorts: Ranakpur Road, Sadri,
The Ranakpur Hill Resorts is located at the Ranakpur road in the Pali districts. The famous Ranakpur jain temple and the Chaturmukha Jain Temple are situated near to hotel. Kumbhalgarh was inaccessible in the earliest times and was used for the defence purposes by the Rana Kumbha of the Mewar.
Fateh Bagh, Ranakpur: Ranakpur Road, Ranakpur, 306702, India +91 2934 286 186 http://www.hrhhotels.com/Royal_Retreats/Fateh_Bagh/index.aspx
Fateh Bagh, Ranakpur is 90km from the Udaipur. The amazing architecture, period furniture and the ethic decor recall a gentle, or more of romantic time. Fateh Bagh is probably India’s first attempt at relocating a fallen palace,on foothills of Aravallis.
Fateh bagh hotel itself offers the every facility and experience of Rajasthan hotels are framed for.
The four rooms and 16 deluxe rooms are thematically designed, every theme is unique. A sense of calm pervades and emphasis on all natural things.
The architure of Fateh bagh hotel is amazing.
To know more about the destination Ranakpur visit:
http://www.hrhhotels.com/Royal_Retreats/Fateh_Bagh/Explore-Ranakpur.aspx
2 comments
Rajasthan is dotted with many religious shrines and leopard sanctuary in Rajasthan temples. The most popular are the Ranakpur in Nayam temple, the Dilwara in Nayam temple .
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ReplyDeletesee Saki the, rustic life in the exhibition.