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The geography and culture of Rajasthan tours is more diverse and colorful than any other state in India. If you travel Rajasthan , you will find that it is a land of large sand dunes, lofty hills, soaring heat and chilling cold, fertile plains and barren land, colorful people and orthodox beliefs. Rajasthan's history speaks of the valorous Rajput rulers and the earliest of civilizations known to man. Traces of people from Harappa and Pre-Aryan civilizations coming and settling here have been found through many archaeological excavations conducted over time.
While you visit Rajasthan tours, you will discover that the mood and beat of the 'land of surprises' change from each region. There is something for everyone in this huge state. If you are looking for adventure, go for a jeep safari or a camel safari through the harsh Thar Desert or Rajasthan Tourism, trek your way through the Aravali mountains. Those looking for a trip back in time to the erstwhile royal days just need to check in at one of the many heritage hotels and be treated like the rulers of the bygone era. Many religious centres in the state provide opportunities to the people seeking religion and mental peace.
Travel India Rajasthan - to
see if you visit Rajasthan
For a traveller, Rajasthan tours has endless opportunities with attractions
like Jaipur, Jodhpur, Udaipur, Jaisalmer, Pushkar and many others adorned all
over the map of the state. Invincible forts, munificent palaces, serene villages,
placid lakes and bustling towns are to be found in every corner of the state.
» Jaipur : A traveller visiting Rajasthan should start his trip
from the Pink City which boasts of attractions like the City Palace, Amer Fort
and the world famous Hawa Mahal. Travel India
rajasthan , Strolling through the bustling bazaars of Jaipur is an enjoyable
experience.
» Jodhpur : Founded by Raja Jodha, Jodhpur is also known as the 'Blue
City' because of the blue painted walls of buildings in the city. The impressive
Mehrangarh Fort and the landmark Umaid Bhawan Palace are its main attractions.
» Udaipur :
The 'White City', founded by Maharana Udai Singh, is one of the main destinations
that must be included in your itinerary. The amazing Lake Palace set in the
azure waters of the Lake Pichola is an incredible sight that must be seen to
believe.
» Jaisalmer : An important
centre of handicrafts, Jaisalmer is known for its golden fort made of sandstone.
The Jain temples and the sand dunes at Sam are also worth a dekko.
» Pushkar : The holy city Pushkar is known for its beautiful
temples built around the Pushkar lake. Travel India Rajasthan, for the famous
camel and cattle fair is also held here in November every year.
Fairs And Festivals
The people of Rajasthan are known to live life to the fullest which also shows
in their numerous colorful and vibrant festivals. The festivals ranging from
religious and animal fairs to those marking the changing season are celebrated
throughout the year. These festivals and fairs, marked by dancing, singing,
drama, devotional music and other community activities, provide an important
insight into the lifestyle and culture of the people. The countless number of
festivals celebrated here include the Desert Festival (Jaisalmer, January/February),
Pushkar Fair (Pushkar, November), Gangaur (Jaipur, March/April), Elephant Festival
(Jaipur, March/April), Marwar Festival (Jodhpur, October), Camel Festival (Bikaner,
January) and Mewar Festival of Udaipur.
Things To Do
Rajasthan is a tourist's delight - there is something to suit everyone. Experience
the royal lifestyle in a heritage hotel, learn yoga at a health centre, camp
in the remote areas or go on a jeep safari in a wildlife reserve. If you are
fun and adventure loving, go for a trek in the mountains or on a camel safari
through the unending dunes of the Thar desert.
Food And Accommodation
The choice of accommodation in the state ranges from luxury, five star and heritage
to low cost hotels catering to the needs of every traveller. Stay in a luxury
hotel if you are looking for warm hospitality and modern comforts like air-conditioning,
television, swimming pool, health club and evening entertainment. The heritage
hotels offer you an unmatched experience with rooms displaying antique furniture,
miniature paintings and above all, a royal ambiance. Each city in Rajasthan
has a range of restaurants and other eating joints that offer the best in traditional
Rajasthani and other Indian and international cuisines.
Getting There
» By Air : To visit Rajasthan, there are regular services by
Indian Airlines and other private airlines connect Rajasthan to other major
cities in India. There is a daily air service to Jaipur from Delhi and Mumbai.
Flights are also available for other tourist destinations including Udaipur,
Aurangabad, Jaisalmer and Jodhpur.
» By Rail : Most Indian cities are well connected by trains.
There are a good number of super-fast, passenger and other trains which carry
hundreds of passengers daily to and from Rajasthan. Try the Palace on Wheels
if you want to experience the royal Rajasthani lifestyle while on the move.
» By Road : A well built network of state and national highways
runs throughout the state. Rajasthan Government and other private tour operators
operate buses and taxes in and out of the state which are a convenient way to
move throughout the state and reach places inaccessible by other means.
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