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Welcome to Rajasthan Tourism
A complete travel guide for Rajasthan (one of the most popular travel destinations in India) offers information on Rajasthan climate, history, culture, dance, music and the local transportation. Detailed information is available on various tourist spots in Rajasthan, hotels in those destinations, wildlife in Rajasthan, forts & palaces of Rajasthan and various festivals of Rajasthan.
Wondering why amongst so many states in India, we are highlighting Rajasthan here? Well, Rajasthan is replete with wonderful destinations, heritage spots, wildlife sanctuaries, colourful festivals - in brief everything that travellers like you find interesting. Check out the links provided in this section to learn more about Rajasthan travel and tourism and plan your own Rajasthan tour. Alternatively just pick up any Rajasthan travel package from the list offered below the links and leave the rest to us. We'll make sure that your Rajasthan tour in India becomes a memory for a lifetime.
Rajasthan Tourism is rich in architecture and is a delight for all kinds of tourists with its sandy dunes, mighty forts, lush blossoming gardens, shimmering lakes and outstanding monuments. The medieval zeal of honor among the Rajputs rings true in Chittorgarh Fort, men and women alike, while the romantic reverie hovers over the island palaces of Lake Pichola.
Tourism in Rajasthan One can almost see the shy royal ladies chuckling to see the royal procession on the roads of Jaipur, unseen and safe behind the screens of Hawa Mahal. The religious fervor of the staunch devotees at Dargah Sharief at Ajmer and Shrinath ji at Nathdwara is no less than the grandeur of City Palace of Jaipur and astronomical wonders of Jantar Mantar. We present here a list of the top favorite tourists' places that are not worth a miss in this land of wonders:
Rajasthan A land sculpted by time itself and further embellished by many powerful
monarch.For most of the travelers, the entry point to Rajasthan is Jaipur, near the eastern border. A traveler should choose to start his trip here, you are in fact well-positioned to visit some of Rajasthan's top sites: Only a few hours from the city is the Ranthambore National Park -- where, given 2 days, you are virtually assured of spotting a wild tiger -- and Bharatpur's Keoladeo National Park, a must-see for birders, and virtually on the way from Agra. Jaipur is also within easy striking distance of Bundi, an untouched, off-the-beaten-track rural town that lies some hours away by train or car, as well as nearby Ajmer, gateway to the sacred lake of Pushkar and site of the state's most famous camel fair.
Rajasthan Travel Guide provides travel information to plan your tour to Rajasthan. Rajasthan Travel Guide features city guide, activities, fair-festivals, maps, travel tips, weather, hotels and tour operators from Rajasthan. Decide your favourite colour and pick a city to match, Rajasthan's
kaleidoscope of colours covers all.
Rajasthan Monuments
Rajasthan monuments are undeniably the main attraction of the royal Rajasthan. Trip to any of the famous Rajasthan monuments will be the most interesting facet of your India trip. Rajasthan monuments comprise of temples, dargahs, observatories and beautiful mansions. Visual treat to the eyes, architecture of Rajasthan monuments are varies from Rajput to Mughal to European. Almost every place of Rajasthan has one or more historical monument to boast of. Visit the monuments of Rajasthan to know the great history related to each of monuments and see the architectural heritage of Rajasthan.
Monuments of Rajasthan have survived the test of time and offers a glimpse of diverse culture and traditions of India. The monuments here play a major role in the tourism sector of Rajasthan. Hub of monuments, Rajasthan displays the romantic mood of kings. Even today after several years of construction, monuments here are able to carry the charm of yesteryears. Rajasthan has a history of about 5000 years and the monuments here are testimonials of the royal past of Rajasthan. Rajasthan has numerous historical monuments that will enable you get acquainted with old-worldly Rajasthani charm. Bastions of history, bristling with memories, these splendid treasures
stand battling the vageries of time.
Where on earth can you be awaken to the call of rare sightseeing migratory birds, watch fish in the shimmering lotus lake, see history reincarnated sightseeing safari in Rajasthan, royal sightseeing safari traditions in the etched walls of ancient temples, ride out over acres of untouched countryside, relax in lush green gardens, luxury tents with rich heritage of royal rajasthan and still be a stones throw from civilization and have all the comforts and amenities of home.
Ride a camel over the dunes or horses through the hillside, speed ahead
in a jeep and camp under open skies.
Rajasthan Pilgrimages India, the country, where culture echoes, traditions speak and diversity delights is a land of magnificent monuments and where Taj Mahal, is only one of the historical wonders,Over centuries, the religions here have intermingled to create a rich tapestry of faith, these ancient and gorgeous monuments stand tall in rich
symbolism.
Rajasthan Pilgrimage Tour Packages Different pilgrimage centres of different faiths are an excellent demonstration of communal harmony - today Rajasthan attracts thousands of devotees, pilgrims and lovers of art from all parts of the world to marvel at the wonders of architecture, craftsmanship and devotion. Jain temple Ranakpur, Brahma Temple Pushkar, Dilwara Temple Mount Abu and Eklingi Temple Udaipur are the examples of few Old and famous temples in Rajasthan
Wildlife in Rajasthan Spanning an area of about 3,43,000 sq km, located in north-west India, Rajasthan is among the largest of the country’s states anda is remarkably rich in wildlife, its vast size and latitudinal variations (sea level to over 1,750 m) have provided it with varied vegetation- from the semi-evergreen forests of Mt Abu to the almost barren or dry scrub grasslands of the desert and from the dry deciduous thorn forests of the Aravalli hills to the wet marshes of Bharatpur.ert and from the dry deciduous thorn forests of the Aravalli hills to the wet marshes of Bharatpur
A delicate ecosystem, part desert part marshy lands and even a small
section of lush water filled valleys, sports a wildlife rich in variety.
Fairs Festivals Rajasthan - The majestic land, Rajasthan, is known for its exurbent fairs and festivals all over India. Get indepth information about Rajasthan Tourism, Travel to Rajasthan, Rajasthan Desert, Rajasthan Tours, Hotels in Rajasthan and Rajasthan Tour Packages through Rajasthan India Tours.
The desert sands shimmer and pulsate with an energy and a spirit of
festivity permeates the air, every season provides many reasons to
celebrate.
Rich Culture of Rajasthan
The Thar is known for being the most colourful desert in the world. A spirit of celebration permeates the very air of this province. Reflected in Rajasthan's colourful streets and in the costumes of its people is the spirit of joie de vivre. Over centuries Rajasthan has hosted varied civilizations, each bringing its distinct flavour to this cultural melting pot. Settlers ranging from ancient Indus Valley urbanites to pastoral Aryan herdsmen, Bhil forest dwellers, Jain merchant princes, Jat and Gujjar cultivators, Muslim craftsmen, and the Rajput warrior aristocracy. All shaped this region called the land of kings. Dance, music, celebration, fanfare, festivals, art and aesthetics relieve the tedium of coping with this harsh and demanding land. Travel to Rajasthan, savor its splendors, imbibe its enviable heritage and immerse yourself in its cultural melange.
Dance and music, arts and crafts, colour and creativity, beauty in every
way, shape and form punctuates the barrenness of its ochre landscape.
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