Bharatpur Tour
There is an intrinsic connection between Rajasthan’s Bharatpur and Birds. That’s why thousands of birds chirp and flock around everyday in soaring azure sky. An avifauna paradise, Bharatpur Tour is an idyllic retreat for birds as well as bird watchers who want to observe birds on their leisure trip.
An erstwhile duck shooting resort, Bharatpur is now a world heritage site drawing millions of birdlife enthusiasts from all over the world.
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Keoladeo National Park
It is the reason why most tourists visit Bharatpur. Almost identical to the city’s natural heritage, Keoladeo National Park is the premier bird sanctuary in India and Asia. Formerly known as a hunting resort of Bharatpur’s Maharaja, the reserve boasts of the largest concentration of wildlife with over 375 indigenous bird species and thousands of migratory birds. Nowadays, this 'Eastern Gateway to Rajasthan' is a favourite retreat for bird lovers and wildlife conservationists.
Just venture out with a pair of binoculars and the bird haven of Bharatpur is all yours…
Lohagarh
An epitome of strength, Lohagarh Fort was the invincible feat of Jat rulers of the region. Constructed by Maharaja Suraj Mal, this iron fort was one of the strongest ever edifices in Indian history. Thus, it can be said that this fort’s creative and well coordinated defense system only prevented British forces to penetrate in the region. Even after repeated attacks, this strong edifice continued to boast the glory of being unconquered.
Different from the other gaudy counterparts, Lohagarh is a monument enshrining strength and magnificence. Some interesting structures to explore in Lohagarh’s tour include Kishori Mahal, Mahal Khas, Kothi Khas. Other important towers depicting the victory over strong armies of Mughals and British include Jawahar Burj and Fateh Burj.
Climate - Bharatpur is an ideal place for birdwatching in the winter months of October to March, the time when migratory birds adorn the beauty of this blissful retreat.
| Laxmi Vilas Palace (Heritage Hotel) | Laxmi Niwas Palace | Kiran Villa Palace Budget | |
| Mahal Kas Palace (Heritage Hotel) | Swaraj Resorts | Park Regency Budget | |
| The Bagh (Heritage Hotel) | Udai Vilas Palace |
Pratap Palace Budget | |
| Bharatpur Ashok | Economy Hotels in Bharatpur | RTDC Hotel Saras Budget | |
| Kadamb Kunj | Birder's Inn Budget | Sonar Haveli Budget | |
| Kadamb Kunj | Eagle's Nest Budget | Hotel Sunbird Budget | |
| The Park Budget |
Mathura - Vrindavan – Just 39 km away from Bharatpur, Mathura or Brajbhoomi is a prime spiritual center for Hindus. The birthplace of Lord Krishna, it is one of the seven sacred cities in India. The main pilgrim center in Mathura is the Shri Krishna Janmabhoomi temple. On the other side of Yamuna is Vrindavan, where Lord Krishna performed his childhood miracles and antics of dancing with Gopis and his beloved, Radha. The hamlet is also a home to a number of temples dedicated to Radhe-Krishna.
Agra –A 55 km drive from Bharatpur takes a tourist to experience the love which has withstood the test of times. A home to Taj Mahal, the tomb in white, Agra is a delightful destination to explore various legends associated with the king and his love for his deceased queen, Mumtaz Mahal. On the tour to Agra, the monuments worth exploring are Fatehpur Sikri, Sikandra – the tomb of Akbar and Agra Fort.
Jaipur – The city of victory, Jaipur in Rajasthan offers the glimpses of the gaudy royalty of the state. Just 180 km away from avian kingdom of Bharatpur, Jaipur hosts immaculate heritage of impregnable fortresses, majestic monuments and magnificent palaces. The city’s attraction includes Amber Fort, Hawa Mahal and Jantar Mantar.
