On the eastern fringe of the Thar Desert, JODHPUR , dubbed "the Blue City" after the colour-wash of its old town houses, sprawls across the arid terrain, overlooked by the mighty Meherangarh fort, whose ramparts rise from a sheer-sided sandstone outcrop. It was once the centre of Marwar, the largest princely state in Rajputana, and today has a population of 1.2 million. Most of the tourists that stop in Jodhpur only stay for a day, squeezing in a visit to the fort before heading west to Jaisalmer (300km) or east to Jaipur (320km). It's a shame to rush the place though. Getting lost in the blue maze of the … more »
Jodhpur is mainly known for its impressive Meherangarh Fort. Located... more »
There are 2 airlines operating out of Jodhpur Airport.The smallest commerci... more »
On the edge of the Thar desert, Jodhpur is known as the sun city, as... more »
The city that gave its name to riding breeches is dominated by an imposing fort sitting atop a... more »
The city that gave its name to riding breeches is dominated by an imposing fort sitting atop a... more »