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India has its different diversity in every part of it, when we move to each and every city. Where the single visit make tourists fall in love with its and wills changes your mind, where one feels beyond the expectations. India explores ancient monuments, forts, luxury palaces and temple etc, and Indian Tours offers spa and ayurveda with golden beaches. The beach is the major attraction amongst the tourists who seek a place to relax and unwind in the sunny weather. The sea, sun and sand come together to give you heaven on Earth. Even though If you are not interesting to tour any more, just stroll down the roads, you will find beautiful spice plantation and tea estates on the green slopes of the hilly terrains and also its edged by a thread of unbroken beach line, the state’s heart is composed of intensely green paddy fields and a unique network of rivers and lagoons that comprise its famed “backwaters”. Each city is fairly described to the tourist as a mirror in which everything is an open eye to all. That’s why India is blessed with beauties of all sorts.Ajmer
The small town of Ajmer, 78 miles west of Jaipur, played
a surprisingly important role in India's history. Set at the point where
the rocky Aravalli Hills end and the Thar Desert begins, this was originally
the stronghold of the powerful Chauhan Dynasty of Rajputs, who built India's
first ever hill fort here in the 7th century. Ajmer situated in the green
oasis wrapped in the barren hills has been a witness to an interesting
past. The city was founded by Raja Ajai Pal Singh in the 7th century AD
and was brought under the control of Delhi Sultanate in 1193 when Prthiviraj
Chauhan lost it to Mohammed Ghauri. Since then Ajmer became home to many
dynasties. which came and left - leaving behind indelible marks of their
cultutre and traditions on the city's history, converting it to an amalagam
of various cultures and a blend of Hinduism and Islam. Ajmer also played
an important role in paving the way for British East India Company in
India. In 1616, Jehangir met ambassador of King James, Sir Thomas Roe.
That was the first meeting between any Mughal Emperor and representatives
of Britain. In the 17th century, Shahjahan built marble pavilions around
the Ana Sagar Lake. The Taragarh Fort was damaged badly during the Mughal
war of succession between Aurangzeb and Dara Shikoh. Schindi Rulers of
Gwalior took over Ajmer in the mid 18th century, to be handed over to
the British in 1818.
Ajmer is now popular pilgrimage centre for the Hindus as well as the Muslims. Especailly famous is the Dargah Shariff 0 Tomb of the Sufi Saint Khawja Moinuddin chisti, Which is equally reverred by the Hindus and Muslims.
Places to see
The Dargah: At the foot of a barren hill and in the heart of the city situated India's most important pilgrimage centre for people from all faiths. It is the splended tomb of the Sufi Saint Khwaja Moinuddin Chisti, popularly known as Dargah Shariff. The Shrine is next only to the Mecca or Medina for the Muslims of South Asia. Akbar used to make pilgrimage to Dargah from Agra once a year.
The Mausoleum has a gigantic gate, which is built by the Nizam of Hyderabad. The two massive cauldrons in the courtyard are of a particular inerest and on the right side of the courtyard is the Akbari masjid built in white marble dome. Thre is another mosque in the courtyard built by Shah Jahan. The saints tomb with a splended marble domes is in the cnetre of the second courtyard which is surrounded by silver platform.
The shrines attracts thousands of pilgrims during the Urs - commemorating the death anniversary of the saint, held from the Ist to 6th day of the Islamic month of Rajab. A colourful fair that springs up during this time is the major atraction.
Shahjahans Mosque :
In a far corner of the inner court of the dargah is the magnificent building in white marble with a long and narrow court having low arcade and delicate carvings with trellis - work. it is the most marvellous of all the sanctums within the sanctuary of the Dargah.
Adhai din Ka Jhonpara
Adhai-din-ka-Jhonpra (two-and-a-half-day shelter) is considered as the first important Islamic structure to be built in India. According to the legends, Arhai-din-ka-Jhonpra was a Sanskrit College initially and Mohammed Ghori converted the college into a mosque within two and a half days, hence the name. According to another legend, the structure is named after a festival, which carried on for two and a half days. The monument has seven arched walls with Islamic calligraphy, though most of it now remains in ruins.
Taragarh Fort
Taragarh Fort was built on a hilltop by Ajaipal Chauhan, the founder of the city in the 7th century and is about 3 km from the city of Ajmer. A steep climb up rewards the weary visitor with an amazing birds eye view of Ajmer. The Fort was site of thre Military activity during the Mughal period, later used as a sanatorium by the British.
The Museum Once the the royal residence of Emperor Akbar, the museum housesa rich respositry of the Mughal and Rajput armur and exquisite sculptures.
Mayo College One of the India's best public schools, located in the south east of the city, it was founded in 1875 AD only for the princes. Each prince alonwith his entire retinue and English tutor had his own house within the spacious college.

Ajmer is now popular pilgrimage centre for the Hindus as well as the Muslims. Especailly famous is the Dargah Shariff 0 Tomb of the Sufi Saint Khawja Moinuddin chisti, Which is equally reverred by the Hindus and Muslims.
Places to see
The Dargah: At the foot of a barren hill and in the heart of the city situated India's most important pilgrimage centre for people from all faiths. It is the splended tomb of the Sufi Saint Khwaja Moinuddin Chisti, popularly known as Dargah Shariff. The Shrine is next only to the Mecca or Medina for the Muslims of South Asia. Akbar used to make pilgrimage to Dargah from Agra once a year.
The Mausoleum has a gigantic gate, which is built by the Nizam of Hyderabad. The two massive cauldrons in the courtyard are of a particular inerest and on the right side of the courtyard is the Akbari masjid built in white marble dome. Thre is another mosque in the courtyard built by Shah Jahan. The saints tomb with a splended marble domes is in the cnetre of the second courtyard which is surrounded by silver platform.
The shrines attracts thousands of pilgrims during the Urs - commemorating the death anniversary of the saint, held from the Ist to 6th day of the Islamic month of Rajab. A colourful fair that springs up during this time is the major atraction.
Shahjahans Mosque :
In a far corner of the inner court of the dargah is the magnificent building in white marble with a long and narrow court having low arcade and delicate carvings with trellis - work. it is the most marvellous of all the sanctums within the sanctuary of the Dargah.
Adhai din Ka Jhonpara
Adhai-din-ka-Jhonpra (two-and-a-half-day shelter) is considered as the first important Islamic structure to be built in India. According to the legends, Arhai-din-ka-Jhonpra was a Sanskrit College initially and Mohammed Ghori converted the college into a mosque within two and a half days, hence the name. According to another legend, the structure is named after a festival, which carried on for two and a half days. The monument has seven arched walls with Islamic calligraphy, though most of it now remains in ruins.
Taragarh Fort
Taragarh Fort was built on a hilltop by Ajaipal Chauhan, the founder of the city in the 7th century and is about 3 km from the city of Ajmer. A steep climb up rewards the weary visitor with an amazing birds eye view of Ajmer. The Fort was site of thre Military activity during the Mughal period, later used as a sanatorium by the British.
The Museum Once the the royal residence of Emperor Akbar, the museum housesa rich respositry of the Mughal and Rajput armur and exquisite sculptures.
Mayo College One of the India's best public schools, located in the south east of the city, it was founded in 1875 AD only for the princes. Each prince alonwith his entire retinue and English tutor had his own house within the spacious college.
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