Delhi to Ajmer Tempo Traveller

New Delhi, the capital of India, could be a active metropolis that has a tremendous mixture of modernization and thoroughly preserved antiquity. Extended over the geographical area of the stream Yamuna, it's one among the quickest growing cities in India. National capital was engineered by a British designer Edward Sir Edwin Landseer Luytens in 1912 because the new capital of land dominion. Delhi was made the capital of  India in 1950 and it was approved a state in 1992.

Places to visit in Delhi:

1)The Red Fort

2)Qutb Minar

3)Humayun’s Tomb

4)Lotus Temple

5)Akshardham

6)India Gate

7)Jantar Mantar.

The city of ajmer was Founded By Raja Ajaipal Chauhan in 7th Century Who named it Ajameru or the invincible hill. Ajmer is the fifth largest city in the indian state of Rajasthan and it is district.

The small town of Ajmer played a surprisingly important role in India's history. Set at the point where the rocky Aravalli Hills end and the Thar Desert begins, this was amazing the stronghold of the powerful Chauhan Dynasty of Rajputs, who built India's first ever hill fort here in the 7th century. 

Places to visit in Ajmer:

1)Nasiyan Jain Temple

2)Ana Sagar Lake

3)Rangji Temple

4)Nareli Jain Temple

5)Adhai-din ka Jhonpra Mosque

6)Akbar's Palace & Museum

7)Savitri Temple

8)Akbari Masjid

9)Bhagchand Ki Kothi

9)Buland Darwaza

10)Foy Sagar Lake

11)Daulat Bagh Garden

12)Birla City Water Park

13)Shah Jahan's Mosque

14)Dargah Hazrat Meera Syed Hussain.