Ahor Holiday Deals

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Holidays in Ahor

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You can find one of India's most important cities just a couple of hours from Ahor. Jodhpur District is 100 kilometres to the north.

Jalore Fort and the Vaishnava Temple are near the middle of Jalor, 17 kilometres to the west of Ahor. Why not go there and have a look?

Mountain biking and mountain climbing are both very popular with the locals. These pastimes will allow you to experience this wonderful region from a completely different perspective.

Spending a couple of hours in the open can do a world of good for your well-being. If you're feeling tense, why not slow things down by going cycling or shore fishing?

Settle in for an insightful excursion with a knowledgeable tour guide and some fellow out-of-towners. Guided nature walks, wildlife spotting tours and wildlife safaris are some of your options in the region.

Even though your heart might skip a beat a little at first, you don't need to be an extreme sports addict to enjoy parasailing. Once you've steadied your nerves, you'll soon realise it's a superb way to see a little more of the place!

Indulge in one of your favourite hobbies or try your hand at something new in the waters of Rajasthan. There are heaps of fun watersports to dive into, including swimming and canoeing.

Take in the region's history museums. They are wonderful places to head to when the weather takes a turn.

If the weather's fine, why not hit the road and visit the surrounding area's open-air markets?

If you're looking to find out more about the region's background, stop by some castles, fortresses, historic mansions and historic palaces. Dig out your map, do some research and check out the most popular ones.

If you're interested in the local beliefs, make your way to some temples. Even if you don't have a spiritual awakening, it's likely that you'll find some calm.

Whether you prefer the thrill of Michelin stars or nibbling on a simple street snack, sampling the local food and drink is one of the best things about travel. So why not tantalise your taste buds by digging into some of the region's finest offerings?

Want to try some of the local fare? We recommend tasting eggplant and lentils, two popular ingredients used in a variety of dishes here.

Of course, you can't go to Ahor without sampling a plate of aloo matar (potato and pea curry) or panchratan dal (mixed dal curry). Popular with locals and considered signature recipes, they are an essential experience for any food-loving traveller.

You might be eating your way into a larger pair of trousers, but mango lassi (mango yogurt drink) is worth every single calorie. This popular dessert will have your taste buds tingling at the sight of it.

There's bound to be an air of fever and excitement leading up to the 26th of January. The locals will be making preparations for Republic Day, a day of nation-wide celebrations.