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P.C: Muyuan Ma
Rajsamand, a tucked-away town, in the state Rajasthan in India, is a heady concoction of historical sites to cultural attractions. Rajsamand, usually, does not make an obvious choice for a break in Rajasthan, but this little place is bound to leave you mesmerized with the heterogeneity of travel experiences it has to offer.
Rajsamand has an exhaustive list of must-visit local attractions, that are guaranteed to leave you speechless with unique experiences and sights to behold. The highlight of the place is its rich reserve of cultural heritage and natural attractions. Immerse yourself in the religious, cultural and historical kaleidoscopic experience of Rajsamand and check out the list of places you must visit.
How To Reach Rajsamand:
By Air: The closest airport to reach Rajsamand is the Udaipur Airport located at Udaipur, which is about 75 km from the town.
By Rail: Since Rajsamand does not have any railway station; the Udaipur Railway Station, located at a distance of 66 km from the town, is the nearest rail base to reach the place. The station is tied with frequent trains from various major rail routes of the country.
By Road: Rajsamand is well connected to other major cities of India via regular buses. Regular buses are available from its bus terminus, the Rajsamand Bus Junction, which is located in the heart of the town.
Best Time To Visit Rajsamand:
The best time to visit Rajsamand would be in the winter months of October to February, where the temperature is pleasantly moderate, ranging from an average of 10°C to 20°C.
Places To Visit In Rajsamand:
1. Rajsamand Lake
P.C: Rahul sadhwani
When in Rajsamand, you must visit the Rajsamand Lake, the pristine lake, that resides at the heart of the town. The lake and its surroundings look unreal and right out of a picture postcard. Sprawling over an area of over 510 sq km, the lake is set against the striking milieu of towering mountains. The natural splendour of this spellbinding lake is sure to leave you awestruck. Snuggled amidst the resplendent mighty mountains, the lake is so peaceful with a spirit of tranquility and calmness taking over your senses.
2. Kankroli Temple
P.C: Animesh Basnet
Rajsamand is home to several magnificent edifices dedicated to the Hindu deities, and one such is the Kankroli temple. Overlooking the picturesque Rajsamand Lake, the premises of the Kankroli Temple is always busy with tourists and devotees from all around the world and makes for a popular tourist destination in Rajsamand.
The temple is sanctified to the Hindu mythological deity Lord Krishna and also goes by the name of Dwarkadhish Temple, an alias name of Lord Krishna. Every year, thousands of tourists and devotees flock in around the shrine to seek the blessings of Lord Krishna. The calm and tranquility in the air make the environs of the shrine so peaceful, that this spiritual sanctum makes for a must-visit spot for the travellers.
3. Haldighati
The famous pass of Haldighati, freckled on the town's outskirts, stands as a reminder of historical significance. Bearing witness to one of the most epic battles of valour, strength and loss, the Battle of Haldighati, this historical site puts you in a time warp. As the name suggests, Haldighati, bathed in shades of turmeric, is a trail of rugged mountains that make up for this pass. Soak in the aura of the bygone days and reflect on the nostalgic shade of history that colours the trails of this pass.
