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LTC Tour Europe the capital city of Rajasthan, is called the Pink City because of the colour of some of the historic buildings. It has many royal buildings such as the Hawa Mahal, the forts of Amber and Nahargarh, Jal Mahar, Jaigarh Fort and Rambagh Palace. There is also the historic observatory of Jantar Mantar, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Jaipur also has its share of renowned festivals such as the Literature Festival and Kite Festival. Udaipur has attractions that would really blow you away such as the Lake Palace, which is now a heritage hotel, glistening in the middle of the Pichola Lake, the City Palace on the banks of the Pichola Lake, the Monsoon Palace on top of a hill and the Fateh Sagar Lake famous for its three little islands and the colourful Hariyali Amavasya Mela in August/September.
LTC Tour Europe is dominated by the colossal Jaisalmer Fort that extends like a wall on a hill. Not only is the mammoth fort, erected in 1156, spectacular for a picture postcard, it also serves as a thriving metropolis with much of Jaisalmer's population accommodated here. Jaisalmer is also a great destination for experiencing desert treks and camel safaris, giving you opportunities for catching the wildlife of the desert. A majestic fort is also the prime attraction in Jodhpur, Rajasthan's second largest city. The 15th century Mehrangarh Fort stretches to more than 5 km like a massive wall on top of a high hill. The fort has many unique and unforgettable architectural details that are snapshots to the past. The well preserved cannons are a delight for lovers of military history.
LTC Tour Europe is a popular hill station on the Aravalli mountain range. It also has other attractions such as the Gaumukh Temple, the Dilwara Jain Temples, the AchalGarh Fort on top of a mountain and the spectacular Guru Shikhar peak. Ranthambhore National Park is the land of the tiger and other wildlife species such as striped hyenas, leopards, jungle cats, sloth bears, macaques, Hanuman langurs, caracals, etc. The Park is actually conceived around a historically significant 10th century fort. Kerala is a truly unique state in India in that much of the climate and landscape is unlike anything found in most parts of mainland India. In fact the geography and vegetation of Kerala, particularly of the eastern mountainous regions, would remind one of Europe.
LTC Tour Europe temperatures have been reported in the upper regions of the Anamudi peak, the highest peak in Kerala and in the Western Ghats, in December. But in the western coastal areas and backwaters one would witness the distinctive coconut palms, crystal clear backwaters and beautiful beaches that characterize a tropical paradise. The climate of Kerala is also conducive. It is basically warm all through the year. The Southwest Monsoon visits in late May or early June and lasts till August when the sunny weather appears in time for the annual harvest festival of Onam in late August or September (depending on the Malayalam calendar). The Northeast Monsoon visits the state with thunder and lightning in October and November. Wherever you travel in Kerala, you'll find water and greenery.
