Dargah (Khawaja Sahib)
One of the holiest muslim shrines of India is Khawaja Saheb and attracts 1000s of pilgrims from across the world. Pilgrims come here to pay homage to the revered sufi saint "Khawaja Moinuddin
Chisti". The final resting place of the saint is popularly known as Garib nawaz was built in the early 13th century.
People from all around the world visit the place.
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Pushkar - Ajmer
11 Kms. from Ajmer lies this picturesque township surrounded by majestic aravali hills. It is believed that the lotus flower fell from the hands of Lord Bhramha, the creator of universe and on this spot the lake miraculously appeared. Pushkar is the most important pilgrimage center of Hindus. The only temple of Bhramha in India is in Pushkar. Durinig the month of Kartik during Oct-Nov world famous Pushkar Fair is held which is the largest congregation of people, camels, cattle, horses in India.
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Adhai-din-ka-jhonpra
Initially it was a temple with beautiful
carvings, adjacent to it was a sanskrit school. Mohammad
Gauri demolished it and made it as a mosque. It is
named Adhai-din-ka-Jhopra because people used to
stay for two and half days.
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Ana Sagar
Beautiful lake constructed by the Chauhan rulers. Emperor Shahjahan built white marble pavilions on the bank which are worth visiting.
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Mayo College
One of Indias best Public School was founded in 1875 AD to ensure to the sons of the aristocracy of India, a liberal and enlightened education to enable them to keep pace with ever advancing spirit of the age. It was founded as the Eton of the East. Lord Mayo, the vicroy of India was the founder of Mayo College. Today it is a very popular public school.
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Distances
Jaipur-131kms.
Jodhpur-205kms.
Bikaner-233kms.
Udaipur-274kms.
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