Rajasthan tourism

Rajasthan tourism is the colourful land of art and culture which everyone around the world wants to experience. A trip to Rajasthan will take you to the world of music, colours, history, food etc. Every place you visit in Rajasthan has its own history, value and tells its own story. Travel destinations of Rajasthan are Jodhpur, Jaipur, Jaiselmer, Udaipur, Alwar, and many more.

Every place you visit in Rajasthan speaks about its rich history and historical heritage. If you are travelling to Jodhpur, Umaid Bhawan Palace and Mehrangarh Fort are the main attractions. Umaid Bhawan Palace is listed among the largest private residences in the world named after Maharaja Umaid Singh. Similarly, Mehrangarh Fort is situated on a hill and speaks volumes about the historical fights of the warriors. If you are travelling to Jaipur, Jai Garh fort and Amer fort are the special place in the city to visit, Surrounded by greenery and lovely temples all around. After Jaipur, visit the city of lakes – Udaipur, known as the most romantic city in Rajasthan. The grand City Palace in Udaipur is surrounded by beautiful lake view and scenic beauty.

Rajasthan is also known for its art and culture, folk music which is rich in tradition. Kalbeliya and Ghoomar are the special dance forms of the state, and it is full of energy and gives extra pinch of joy. When it comes to Rajasthan’s folk music and traditional dance, you can't stop your feet from dancing. When you talk about Food of Rajasthan, it has its own specialty. When it comes to the taste, it is royal and delicious. Jaipur is well known for ghewar, Jodhpur for its Mirchi vadaas, Bikaner for Rasogullas and namkeens, Malpuas of Pushkar, etc. but the ultimate taste you will find in the popular most dish of Rajasthan which is the Dal Bati churma. 

Rajasthan Wildlife Sanctuaries is another side of Rajasthan that you cannot afford to miss like the Ranthambore Wildlife Sanctuary is a home for hundreds of species of birds and animals. Exploring Rajasthan wildlife is as exciting as it gets, you never know you might get a chance to see even the most endangered species you have never seen before. 

Rajasthan is the most colourful state of India. You can find all the splashes, colours, art, festivals, and culture mixed all together to serve you the experience of a lifetime.