Rajasthan is an abode of dharma and karma. People here are truly religious and pious. This may be the reason that the entire state is dotted with many holy places in Rajasthan. Rajasthan pilgrimage tours offer a unique travel experience to the visitors. Indian secularism is found in the state also. This is why Hindu pilgrimage sites in Rajasthan are plentiful and Muslim religious places of Rajasthan are also well known. One more religion that seeks refuge here is Jainism. Thousands of Jain devotees flock to the sacred Jain temples in Rajasthan. Pilgrimage tour packages of Rajasthan are thus an exciting affair of religion and faith.
Pilgrims find ample time here to visit the sacred places and they try to connect themselves with their inner self and the almighty. Here spirituality breathes through unrelenting faith found in hearts of people. The dawn hails with the temple bells ringing and the evening dawns with aazaans. The whole atmosphere is embraced in mysticism and holiness. Rajasthan pilgrimage tours offer opportunities to experience various forms of faiths resonated through devotion, rites, rituals, sacrifice and superstition. Every nook and corner of the state revivifies the spiritual bliss that pilgrims are bestowed with on their pilgrimage in Rajasthan.
Visitors would be amazed to see that every home in Rajasthan is truly religious. Everyone worships his own deities, every village houses unique shrines and every faith finds its own gods. These holy sites of Rajasthan are not just abode of gods as they say but are a confluence where people meet and exchange their ideology and principles with each other. The shrines and temples of Rajasthan come into life when festivals come. The entire region then oozes with vivacity and faith.
Famous temples of Rajasthan are well known worldwide for their exquisite kind of architecture. The interestingly carved and sculptured temples are a place where Rajputs exhibited their architectural expertise. Visitors on temple tours in Rajasthan should visit some of the notable Rajasthan temples. Pushkar, popularly known for its Brahma Temple, is one of the sacred temples of Rajasthan. Here Pushkar Fair makes the city more alive on Kartik Purnima.
Next the pilgrims plan a trip to Eklingji temple in Udaipur, built by maharajah Bappa Rawal of Chittaurgarh. Built in 734 AD to propagate the blessings of Lord Shiva, this sacred shrine is now a favored pilgrimage destination in India. Another temple that draws huge pilgrims, from every corner of the country, is the Govind Devji temple in Jaipur. The prime deity Lord Krishna here is believed to be carved by Vajranath, one of the greatest sculptures of that time and grandson of the Lord Krishna himself.
Dilwara Temples of Mount Abu are other temple attractions of Rajasthan. The stunning architecture of exquisite Dilwara Jain temples, dating back to 11th - 13th centuries, makes the city a popular tourist destination in Rajasthan. Muslim pilgrims find peace at Ajmer Dargah Sharif, the famous shrine of the eminent Sufi saint Hazrat Khwaja Moinuddin Chisti. The religious euphoria during Urs in Ajmer is stunning to see here.
