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While Rajasthan is most popular for the Rajputana culture and rich history of the brave kings, there also was a period when the Muslims ruled the state. This spread the Islamic culture in Rajasthan and the state that we see now is a blend of the Hindu Rajput and the Muslim cultures, isn’t that a perfect example of Unity in
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Rajasthan the royal state of India reminiscent of the bygone imperial days of the Raj but with the pride and valor of Rajput kings can often be described as a winter destination! After all, the state is known for its large desert that makes for dry, tough and harsh weathers fit for tourist attention only during the cool winter months.
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Ending your meals without a Rajasthani dessert is completely a big mistake you are doing. Rajasthani desserts are very famous in all over India and every Indian laud about the taste of Rajasthani desserts. The traditional and tasty Rajasthani desserts suppress your hunger after a complete meal. Now let’s know about the top 10 delicious desserts of Rajasthan. #1. Ghevar
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Bharatpur Bird sanctuary is one of the best spots for bird watching. It is also called as the Keoladeo Ghana National Park. This park is a forest reserve, which stands as a favorable ground for numerous local and migration birds. The park gets its name from the Lord Shiva temple, located inside the reserve. Apart from birds, you can find
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Jodhpur, the second largest city of Rajasthan, is the home of many notable tourist attractions. Rao Jodha desert Rock Park is one of them. Established in 2006 for the restoration of natural ecology, Rao Jodha Desert Park is located at the foot of Mehrangarh Fort. This park contains sandstone and volcanic rock like rhyolite, welded tuff and breccia, formed between
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Jaipur, also known as the Pink City, is the capital of Rajasthan. Each and every year thousands of domestic and international tourist visit this legendry land to enjoy its grand palaces, amazing forts, unique Jewelry and delicious traditional cuisines. Among the famous tourist spots of Jaipur, Jaigarh Fort deserves a special mention. History Located at a height of 500 feet
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One of the top 10 Forts of Rajasthan, Jaisalmer Fort is unique for the Golden look on the fort especially when the sun’s rays reflects on the Fort. This has earned the Jaisalmer Fort the local called – Sonar Quila due to the gold look of the fort. It means ‘Fort of Gold’ traditionally. It is one of the oldest
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Jodhpur, the blue city of Rajasthan is famous for imperial forts, amazing palaces, unique temples and houses painted in the vivid shades of blue. The second largest city of Rajasthan was built in 1459 by the chief of Rathore Clan, Rao Jodha and named after him. Among the ancient wonders of Jodhpur, Mandore Garden is another renowned tourist spots of
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Apart from the flying kites of Akshay Tritiya and the tasty Bikaneri bhujia, Bikaner is also popular for its imperial forts, amazing havelis and folk music. This fourth largest city of Rajasthan was established by the Rathore prince, Rao Bika in 1486. Situated in the north region of Rajasthan, Bikaner provides world’s best riding camels. One of the largest camel
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The home of royal kings, Rajasthan has been created with many colorful and historical cities like the Pink City Jaipur, the Golden City Jaisalmer, the City of Unity Ajmer, the City of Pride and Glory Chittorgarh and the Blue City Jodhpur. With its glorious past and royal charm, decked with some excellent palaces and outstanding forts, Jodhpur has become one
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