The Tourism & Survey Award 2022 ceremony will be held on February 24, 2023, at the Hotel Oberoi in New Delhi. This time, Udaipur to Jodhpur receives the “Best Emerging Destination—Most Scenic Road Award 2022” from the Rajasthan Department of Tourism.
Thus, Gayatri Rathore, the state’s principal secretary for tourism for the government of Rajasthan, received this award from the honorable Shri Arjun Ram Meghawal, minister of union culture and parliamentary affairs. However, on this occasion, Shri Dharmendra Rathore, Chairman of RTDC, was also present.
The event is to promote tourism for the culture and heritage of India. In his speech on this occasion, RTDC Chairman Shri Dharmendra Rathore stated, “The comprehensive status of Rajasthan’s industry and tourism has been seen as a result of its far-reaching effects.” The state tourism policy has benefited all units involved in the tourism industry in Rajasthan, and they are all collaborating to promote tourism.
Likewise, Gayatri Rathore, principal secretary for tourism for the government of Rajasthan, said after receiving the award for Udaipur to Jodhpur that “Rajasthan’s receipt of India Today’s Tourism & Survey Award-22 demonstrates the state’s enormous tourism potential.” To develop tourism in the state, the Department of Tourism is tasked with finding new, emerging destinations. “The Most Scenic Award for the Udaipur to Jodhpur Road demonstrates how popular Rajasthan is with both domestic and international tourists.”
The special parts of the Jodhpur and Udaipur trips are:
The perks of making a trip to Jodhpur and Udaipur are exploring the places and indulging in the history. Thus, the fact that the state was given the “Best Emerging Destination—Most Scenic Road Award 2022” for the Udaipur to Jodhpur route under the editor’s choice speaks volumes about how many readers adore Rajasthan’s vibrant culture.
As a result, tourists can see the forts and citadels on the Aravalli Hills while driving from Udaipur to Jodhpur. As they continue, the visitors will come across sandy banks and plain land. However, tourists get very excited as they leave the verdant valleys and enter the arid area of the state.
The special part of exploring the place is driving along this road, where one can sense the profundity of the relationship between animals and people. Thus, on this trip, you can also see kair, sangri, and babool trees. The Khejari tree also serves as a reminder of Amrita Devi’s sacrifice at the same time.
During this journey, one can see and feel the villagers riding camels, wearing brightly colored turbans, carrying their homes, and the unbreakable bond between the Bishnoi community and blackbucks.
The tourists realize that rivers also once flowed in the desert after seeing the ancient Luni River area of the state during their journey. Haldighati, Kumbhalgarh Fort, Delvada Jain Temple, Ranakpur Jain Temple, and Shri Om Banna Mandir are five popular tourist destinations.