A delightful mix of modernity and traditions, Jodhpur is Rajasthan’s second-largest city. Also known as the Blue City owing to the vibrant shades of blue covering parts of palaces, temples, Havelis, and houses, Jodhpur is a magnificent piece of Rajasthan. The spectacular Mehrangarh fort looks over the blue city. A rocky ridge and eight gates lead to the gigantic fortress which is also open to the public. Dating back to 1459 AD, Jodhpur’s history concentrates mainly on the Rathore clan. The chief of the Rathore Clan, Rao Jodha is credited with the origination of Jodhpur.

Many people from outside India visit Jodhpur to witness the cultural vibrancy of Rajasthan and learn about its strong history. Hence, Jodhpur Tourism is always flourishing. Popular tourist attractions in Jodhpur include Mehrangarh Fort, Umaid Bhawan palace, Moti Mahal, Mandore Gardens, Jaswant Thada, the Old City, Balsamand Lake, etc. Apart from visiting these places, you can also do zip lining at the fort run by the Flying Fox. There are 6 zip lines that take you over the fort and cities giving you a beautiful look of Jodhpur as it is. Your Jodhpur Travel Guide is incomplete without going to one of the oldest villages nearby, the Bishnoi village. There is a safari available for the same.

Adding to your Jodhpur sightseeing tour, spare some time to shop at the ghanta ghar market. You can get a really good variety of clothes here. And while strolling through these lanes, don’t forget to try the tasty Mawa Kachori, Mirchi Bada, and Pyaz Kachori. The best time to visit Jodhpur is during the winter season as the summers are very hot.

Jodhpur’s old city and the new city have changed with time yet preserved their culture in its best form making it one of the most admirable tourist destinations in Rajasthan.

How to Reach Jodhpur?

Jodhpur can be easily reached by flights and trains from anywhere in India. Even the roadways system is very well-connected to nearby cities.

 What is the best time to visit Jodhpur?

Winter is the best time to visit Jodhpur so as to avoid the heat of the desert and enjoy the city in its best form.