The land of Maharajas, Rajasthan exudes a royal essence. Every ounce of this imperial land radiates a charm which is hard to resist. In the time where development has spread its wings, the state still remains true to its roots and customs. You will find a new ritual in every street, and in every face you will find an acquaintance. It is a land that showers you with love and a melting pot of multiple religions that is meant to be visited once a lifetime.
The culturally lit and historical magnificent land of Rajasthan is famed for its majestic forts and palaces, narrating the heroic tales of the past. The forts and palaces of this imperial land stand testimony to the magnificent architectural heritage of Rajasthan. Amber Fort is a highly popular fort palace of the city crowning the crest of a hill. The fort presents a panoramic view of Maota Lake and charms the travelers with its majestic appeal.
The City Palace of Udaipur offers a beautiful blend of Rajput military architecture and Mughal style decorative techniques; the Lake Palace on the other hand is a pearly white dream reflecting the clear waters of Lake Pichola.
Other than these, Jaisalmer Fort, Chittorgarh Fort Junagarh Fort, Mehrangarh Fort and Umaid Bhavan Palace are other key historical edifices adding grandeur in the skyline of Rajasthan.
Rajasthan is also a perfect hub for the adventure enthusiasts. Traverse the golden soil of the deserts by hopping on a camel safari or partake in a night desert camp to stare at millions of stars. The unique topography of Rajasthan serves as the perfect abode to the wilds. Housing some bewildering forms of flora and fauna, Rajasthan is home to some of the popular national parks and wildlife sanctuaries.
Ranthambore National Park and Sariska Wildlife Sanctuary are the most popular destinations to spot tigers. Keoladeo Ghana National Park is known for housing hundreds of birds. Travellers often look for wildlife tours to Rajasthan to spot animals like tigers, panthers, sambar, chinkara, bison and black bucks.
Since the state is deeply rooted to its traditions, Rajasthan houses numerous spiritual pilgrimage places visited by thousands of devotees all year long. The Brahma Temple of Pushkar is the only shrine of Brahmaji ‘"the creator of mankind" on the planet. Edging the banks of Pushkar Lake, one can see uncountable temples including Varah Temple, Mahadeva Temple, Gayatri Temple and Raghunath Temple, etc.
Dargah Sharif of Amjer is another highly visited religious hub. This most sacred Muslim shrine in India is the tomb of a Sufi saint, Khwaja Moinuddin Chishti. Millions of pilgrims visit this Dargah every year during the annual fair.
Blessed with diverse attractions, the state is among the most popular tourist destinations.
How to Reach
By Air - The main airport of Rajasthan is situated at Jaipur that serves both domestic as well as international flights. Udaipur, Jaisalmer and Jodhpur have domestic airports that connect with all the major cities in India.
By Train - The state has a wide railway network that offers direct links to major cities like Delhi, Mumbai, Chennai, Kolkata, Hyderabad and Bangalore.
By Road - Road travel is also a preferred choice among travellers planning holidays to Rajasthan.
Delhi - Agra - Jaipur - Jodhpur- Udaipur...
Delhi - Mandawa - Bikaner - Jaisalmer...
Delhi - Jaipur - Bikaner - Jaisalmer...
