Jaipur Tourist Places: Complete Guide to Exploring the Pink City by Taxi

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  Jaipur Tourist Places: Complete Guide to Exploring the Pink City by Taxi Jaipur, the capital of Rajasthan, is one of India’s most popular tourist destinations and an essential stop on the Golden Triangle tour. Known as the Pink City , Jaipur is famous for its magnificent forts, royal palaces, colorful markets, historic architecture, traditional Rajasthani culture, and delicious food. Whether you are visiting Jaipur for a one-day sightseeing trip, a weekend getaway, or a longer Rajasthan holiday, there are plenty of places to explore. The easiest and most comfortable way to visit these attractions is by booking a Jaipur taxi service for local sightseeing. Contact - 8829950218 Top Tourist Places to Visit in Jaipur 1. Amber Fort Amber Fort, also known as Amer Fort, is one of Jaipur’s most famous attractions. Located on a hill overlooking Maota Lake, the fort showcases beautiful Rajput and Mughal architecture. Visitors can explore the grand courtyards, Sheesh Mahal, royal halls, tem...

Jaipur To Khatushyam ji Tour place

Jaipur to Khatu Shyam Ji Tour and Taxi Service

While Veer Prasuta is a resident of Rajasthan, many pride stories are included in his area, but the main center of faith, Khatu, is unique in itself.

Jaipur to Khatu Shyam Ji Tour and Taxi Service

Paramdham Khatu is located in Sikar district of Shekhawati. Khatu Shyamji, the Kalyugi avatar of Lord Krishna, is enthroned here. Devotees who are saying the glory of Shyam Baba are present not only in Rajasthan or India but in every corner of the world.

The Shyam temple of Khatu is very ancient, but the foundation stone of the present temple was laid in the year 1720. According to historian Pandit Jhabarmall Sharma, in 1679, Aurangzeb's army destroyed this temple. At that time many Rajputs gave their life to protect the temple.

Every year Phalgun Mass fills a huge fair here in Shukla Paksha, in which devotees from all over the country and abroad arrive. Thousands of people reach here on a padyatra, while many people make obeisance to the court of the King of Khatu. According to Ramchandra Chejara, a shopkeeper here, lakhs of devotees come to the fair filling from Navami to Dwadashi. There are long queues of devotees on every Ekadashi and Sunday too.

Aarti is performed in five stages in Khatu temple - Mangla Aarti at 5 am, Dhoop Aarti at 7 am, Bhog Aarti takes place at 12.15 pm, Sandhya Aarti at 7.30 pm and Shayan Aarti at 10 pm. There is a slight change during this time of summer. The temple gates are open 24 hours on the occasion of Shyamji's birthday on Kartik Shukla Ekadashi.

How to reach:

By Road: Taxis and jeeps are also easily available from the Khatu Dham to Jaipur, Sikar etc., along with Rajasthan State Transport Corporation buses.

Air: The nearest airport is Jaipur, which is situated at a distance of about 80 km from here.

In Khatu, the grandson of Bhima and Barbarik, son of Ghatotkacha, is worshiped as Shyam. It is believed that during the Mahabharata war, Lord Krishna gave a boon to Barbarik that in Kalyug, he would be worshiped in the name of Shyam (Krishna form). In Khatu, the forehead form of Shyam is worshiped, while the upper body of the Ringsus is worshiped in the nearby Ringas.

Places of interest: Shyam Bagh and Shyam Kund are major tourist spots in Khatu Dham for the Shyam devotees. There is a feeling of natural environment in Shyam Bagh. The tomb of Aalusinh, a devotee, is also built here. It is believed about Shyam Kund that bathing here cleanses the sins of the devotees. Separate pools have been built here for bathing of men and women.

Railroad: The nearest railway station is Reingus Junction (15 km).


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