Discover Rajasthan like never before! From luxury stays to bewitching experiences,
this kingly state goes all out in welcoming the visitors. Here are some amazing
travel experiences to fuel your wanderlust for Rajasthan.
Top Tourist Attractions in Rajasthan
Known for its royal palaces and pink buildings, the Pink City of Jaipur is also the capital of Rajasthan. Named after its founder Jai Singh II, the metropolis is listed in the UNESCO World Heritage Sites. It’s a great pick for those who want to explore the cultural gems of Rajasthan.
Also known as the Blue City due to its blue houses, Jodhpur is famous because of its temples and the Mehrangarh Fort– one of the top attractions in Rajasthan. The city is also the gateway to the Thar Desert. It’s very popular among foodies for its street food and desserts.
The City of Lakes, Udaipur is known for its stunning lakes such as Lake Pichola and pretty murals that can be found everywhere. You can go boating, tour monuments like the City Palace, Monsoon Palace and Jag Mandir and indulge in romance in this city.
One of the largest and the grandest forts of India, Amber Fort is located on the outskirts of Jaipur. The 16th-century building is built in red stone and has been renovated over time. The fort is a perfect blend of Hindu and Mughal architectures that will blow your mind!
Located 84 kms from Udaipur, Kumbhalgarh Fort was built in the 15th century AD by Rana Kumbha. It is also the birthplace of Mewar's legendary king Maharana Pratap. During the ancient era, the rulers used to retreat here in times of danger. No wonder it was only occupied once in its entire history. The fort also offers a superb bird’s eye view of the surroundings.
The pride of Jodhpur, this hilltop fort was built in the 15th century by the Rathore kings. The fort's boundaries are adorned with intricate carvings and surround spacious courtyards and a museum. World Sacred Spirit Festival and Rajasthan International Folk Festival are celebrated here.
Known for its thrilling safaris, the jungles of Ranthambore National Park offer exciting adventures to visitors. This famous national park is the best place to spot wild tigers in Rajasthan. At its centre lies the 10th-century Ranthambhore Fort. It was a maharajas’ hunting ground until 1970.
A popular weekend destination, the scenic environs of Sariska Tiger Reserve are filled with tigers, a large variety of birds and other animals. The reserve comprises various topographies, including grasslands and rocks. The sanctuary also includes a few historical sites, such as the 16th century Kankwadi Fort. According to legends, this is where the Pandavas sought refuge.
Jawai Bandh is a dam in Rajasthan built across the Jawai River near Sumerpur town. Built by Maharaja Umaid Singh of Jodhpur, it is a haven for nature lovers and wildlife enthusiasts. The area is home to leopards, birds, hyenas, white foxes, sloth bears, jungle cats, nilgai, crocodiles, and other animals. Jawai Bandh is famous for leopard sightings. So, if you want some adrenaline rush, go for their nighttime safari to catch sight of these big nocturnal cats!
Johari Bazaar is a traditional market for the ultimate shopping experience! As the name suggests, gems and jewellery are its specialities. Semi-precious and precious stones are used to make most of the jewellery. You will always find something to suit all kinds of budgets here in this bazaar.
One of the most important markets in Udaipur, Hathipole Bazar is popular for handicrafts and folk arts of Rajasthan. You can find some of the best Mojadis or juttis here at reasonable prices. Shoppers also buy colourful block-printed apparel, ethnic silver jewellery, accessories, traditional home decor items, textiles, etc.
Everything at wholesale prices? Yes, Jaisalmer’s Sadar Bazaar comes under one of the most visited markets for Rajasthani clothes, wooden artefacts, rugs, and metallic products. This is a great market to shop for dazzling handicrafts that Rajasthan is known for!
A 17th-century temple dedicated to an avatar of Lord Vishnu (Lord Shrinathji), Nathdwara Temple is a famous pilgrimage site in Rajasthan. Located on the banks of the river Banas, 48 kms from Udaipur, the temple is famous for the attire of the deity, which is changed every day. During the festivals of Holi, Diwali and Janmashtami, visitors from across the country gather at the temple premises to offer their prayers. It is a remarkable sight!
Located in the village of Ranakpur, the Jain shrine lies adjacent to Udaipur. Its vivid architecture pays homage to Lord Adinath. One interesting fact about this shrine is that there are 1,444 pillars here and each pillar is uniquely designed.
Built in honour of a Muslim saint, Khwaja Moin-ud-din Chishti, the dargah is built around his tomb in the city of Ajmer. Travellers of all faiths, who come here throughout the year to pay their respect, revere this site. The shrine sees most of the crowd around 'urs', the death anniversary of the saint.
Whether you are on luxury or a budget trip, there are stay options for all kinds of travellers. Choose from 5-star hotels, luxury camps, palace suits and jungle villas to make your Rajasthan trip unforgettable.
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