(Barmer, Laungewala Battle Ground, Tanot Rai Mata Mandir & Indo Pak Border)
A visual tour of Western Rajasthan by Bharat Darshan Tours

Camel Safari is a very popular activities at Sam Dune apart from Paragliding, Dune Basking, Desert Biking etc.

Laungewala Battlefield reminds us of Indo-Pak war of 1971.The battle began on the night of December 4, 1971, when a Pakistani armored regiment, supported by infantry, attacked the Indian border outpost at Longewala. The Indian outpost, commanded by Major Kuldip Singh Chandpuri, consisted of only 120 soldiers and a few outdated tanks.

The Pakistani army launched several artillery attacks on the temple, aiming to destroy it. However, to the astonishment of many, the bombs and shells did not harm the temple or its surroundings. It is believed that the divine presence of Goddess Tanot protected the temple and prevented any damage.

It is estimated that around 400-500 kilometers (approximately 250-310 miles) of the border is floodlit on the Indian side. This can be seen from the space.

Kiradu Ancient Temples: Kiradu, located about 35 kilometers from Barmer, is an archaeological site known for its ancient temples. These temples, dating back to the 11th century, exhibit exquisite architecture and intricate stone carvings.

Within the Mandore garden there are many attractions of historical and rich cultural and heritage of Jodhpur. he most prominent among them is the Shrine of Three Hundred Million Gods, which is adorned with colorful statues and intricate carvings. Ravan Temple: Mandore is also known for its unique Ravan Temple, dedicated to Ravana.

Mehrangarh Fort in Jodhpur is one of the largest and most impressive forts in India. It stands proudly on a rocky hill, overlooking the city of Jodhpur. The fort’s name, “Mehrangarh,” translates to “Fort of the Sun,” reflecting its strategic position and the spectacular views it offers.