Travel News Desk, Only a few days are left for Diwali. Yes, after this, the festival of Diwali will be celebrated in many places on 31st October and in many places on 1st November. Many people celebrate the holy festival of Diwali with their family, while many people celebrate this occasion at some wonderful place with family, friends and partner. People come here to celebrate Diwali. When it comes to celebrating Diwali at some wonderful place in India, many people take the name of Rajasthan first. Foreign tourists also come to this state to celebrate Diwali. If you are also going to Rajasthan to celebrate Diwali, then we are going to tell you some great travel tips and hacks, following which will make Diwali memorable for life. Can.
If you are planning to go to Rajasthan on Diwali by train or bus, then book your return and departure tickets from now, because tickets are not available in many trains and buses on the occasion of Diwali. Popular cities like Jaipur, Jodhpur or Pushkar It is sometimes difficult to get tickets in many trains running for. Tickets are not available even in the buses running from Delhi to these cities. In such a situation, you should book the ticket immediately. Yes, if you are going to these cities in your personal vehicle, then you do not need to buy a ticket. If you are planning to go to Rajasthan to celebrate Diwali, then be very careful about selecting the perfect place before the trip. It is necessary.
There are many places in Rajasthan where Diwali is celebrated well, but it is important to choose a perfect place among all those places. Celebrate Diwali in a grand style in Jaipur, Jodhpur, Udaipur, Jaisalmer or Pushkar city of Rajasthan. goes. In many of these cities you can celebrate Diwali in royal style. When lamps or lights are lit in the forts and buildings located on the banks of lakes in Jodhpur, the view looks very beautiful. Apart from this, on the occasion of Diwali, the view of the city from Pushkar and Udaipur Fort looks very attractive. Famous cities of Rajasthan like Jaipur, Jaisalmer and Jodhpur are often crowded with tourists. Especially, on the occasion of Diwali, more crowd is seen in these cities, because at this time foreign tourists also arrive in large numbers.
If you book a hotel before going to any city in Rajasthan to celebrate Diwali, then half of your tension will be gone. Booking in advance will cost less. You can directly reach the hotel after getting down from the train or bus and freshen up and go out to celebrate Diwali.
