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Duration: 3 Hours
Theme: Heritage
Location: Jodhpur
If you want to feel the heart of Jodhpur then there is no better way then a Blue City Walking Tour. Walking through its narrow lanes, you will find yourself surrounded by bright blue houses, friendly faces and the sound of daily life echoing through the streets. This activity is all about slowing down, soaking in the charm and watching people live, work and smile in one of the magical cities of Rajasthan.
Jodhpur is the second-largest city of the north-western Indian state of Rajasthan. It is famously called the “Blue City” and lies on the edge of the Thar Desert. This city gets its unique name from the hundreds of houses painted in different shades of blue. The blue color was once marked the houses of Brahmins and now adds charm to every corner of this city. When you stroll through its narrow streets, you will see walls painted in light sky blue to deep indigo which glows beautifully under the desert sun. Towering above the city is Mehrangarh Fort which is a majestic landmark that looks over the blue maze below. From this fort, you can enjoy the stunning views of the city. Down in the streets, life moves at a calm pace with locals chatting, women drawing colorful rangolis and children smiling & waving. This city offers an unforgettable experience to travelers with its stunning views and peaceful vibes.
The ideal time to enjoy the Blue City heritage walk is from November to early March. During these months, the weather is cool and pleasant which is perfect for a walking tour. The early mornings and late afternoons are the best time for this tour. It is best to avoid summer months, from April to June, due to intense heat which can make walking uncomfortable.
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