Nasirabad

Nasirabad is a cantonment town in Ajmer district in the Indian state of Rajasthan. Nasirabad is named for English officer Sir David Ochterlony, who was honoured with the title Nasir-ud-Daula ("Defender of the State") by Mughal emperor Shah Alam. The city is known for its cantonment, where many army soldiers and officers are posted. Also, this is the second station in Rajputana, after Beawer, where missionary work started during the 1860s plague epidemic. The Indian Army has a large presence in Nasirabad; the Cantonment is home to one of the biggest firing ranges in India. The army almost surrounds this town. It was in Nasirabad that former Prime Minister Zulfikar Ali Bhutto was first commissioned in the army. Lastly the Band of Grenadiers Regimental Centre is sent to Delhi in ceremonial parades.

Nasirabad will surely be a wonderful experience as much to your astonishment you will also find a lot of human settlements in spite of Nasirabad being a predominately desert region. Moreover, the town also has a lot of magnificent lakes. These lakes have a unique feature being guarded by huge walls on all sides. Another major attraction Nasirabad tours is the Nagpathar Range. It is also known as serpent rock and offers a mesmerizing view to the tourists. Thus, Nasirabad tours hardly leave any