Jodhpur, which was once a princely state and the capital of the Kingdom of Marwar, is today the second largest city in the state of Rajasthan. The city is also famous by the name of Sun City, owing to fact that it boasts of bright sunny weather all year round. Founded by Rao Jodha of the Rathore dynasty in 1459, the city is a popular tourist hub known for its various temples, forts and palaces. It is also the geographical center of Rajasthan and is also an important base for the Indian defense forces. Some of the prominent tourist hubs in the city include the Mehrangarh Fort, Umaid Bhawan Palace, Balsamand Lake and Jaswant Sagar Dam etc.

1. Jodhpur – The Sun City Of
India

2. Jodhpur, which was once a princely state and the capital of
the Kingdom of Marwar, is today the second largest city in the
state of Rajasthan. The city is also famous by the name of
Sun City, owing to fact that it boasts of bright sunny weather
all year round. Founded by Rao Jodha of the Rathore dynasty
in 1459, the city is a popular tourist hub known for its various
temples, forts and palaces. It is also the geographical center
of Rajasthan and is also an important base for the Indian
defense forces. Some of the prominent tourist hubs in the city
include the Mehrangarh Fort, Umaid Bhawan Palace,
Balsamand Lake and Jaswant Sagar Dam etc.

3. Jodhpur Railway Station
Jodhpur Jn. railway station falls under the Jodhpur Railway
division and runs under the administrative control of North
Western Railway zone. Given the strategic location of the city
within a prominent tourist region, it is not surprising that
Jodhpur railway station is amongst the top 100 booking
stations in India. In view of this fact the frequency of food
delivery at Jodhpur Jn. station is also amongst the highest
as compared to other major stations in India.

4. Jodhpur Railway Station

5. Cuisine Of Jodhpur
Jodhpur boasts of a rich and spicy cuisine well suited to
satisfy the taste buds of the royalty. The city is the originating
place of several delicious food items including Makhaniya
Lassi, the extremely famous Dal Bati Churma, Gatte ki Sabzi,
Mawa ki kachori and several other recopies. The city is also
known for its love of sweets and delicacies such as Malpua,
Makhanbada, Ghevar and Besan Barfi are relished by the
locals after every meal while the passengers passing through
the city like to take these back home with them.

6. Cuisine Of Jodhpur

7. Culture Of Jodhpur
The culture Jodhpur deeply reflects the royal customs and
traditions of the brave hearted Rajputs, who ruled the city for
centuries. The city boasts of a perfect blend of antiquity and
modernity, which further enhances its magnificence. The
people in general tend to encourage various arts forms and
strive hard to preserve their ancient heritage. The people are
generally simple, peace-loving, friendly and extremely
hospitable. It is also known for its various folk arts, folk music
and dance and the bright and colorful attire of the people.

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