Life in this part of the country is vibrant, soaked in culture and history. Riding on the sands of time, Rajasthan visit comprise from larger than life palaces to historic forts, fun filled festivals, shopping and more. From Camel fair in Pushkar to Elephant festival in Jaipur, the colours of Rajasthan visit are impossible to ignore and the effect of emerald green, canary yellow and fire engine red turbans ad saris are simply dazzling.
JAIPUR : THE GLITZY PINK CITY
Known as the pink city, Jaipur, the capital of Rajasthan is etched with colours of joy. Jaipur also attracts many fashion designers because of the art it has to showcase. The jewel of the city, the city Palace is the main tourist spot and a part of it continue s to house the former royal family. Besides, Jantar Mantar, Hawal Mahal, Amer Fort are the other star attractions. The city’s colourful yet muddled streets recede and flow with a heady brew of the old and new.
JODHPUR : BLISS IN BLUE
If we talk about this magnificent spectacle , the showiness of the Brahmin-blue cubes is the biggest draw. The first thing which gains attention here is the blue rooftops. This blue city is hone to Mehrangarh Fort, an architectural masterpiece. Modern Jodhpur stretches well beyond the city walls, but what captures a nomad’s imagination in the buzz of the old Blue City and the larger-than-life fort. The city is hot and dusty, chaotic and colourful modern and medieval; all at the same time.
JAISALMER : EPITOME OF THE BYGONE SAGA
Jaisalmer is blessed with art, architecture, culture and traditions. The city has a number of handicrafts and antique markets which are impossible to be ignored for the shopaholics. The Fort of Jaisalmer has breath-taking sight, a massive sandcastle rising from the sandy plains like a mirage from the bygone eta. No place better evokes exotic camel-train-trade routes and desert mystery. Jaisalmer is known for The Thar Desert and “Golden City”. It’s distinguished by the yellow sandstone architecture and attracts may visitors all around the year.
UDAIPUR : LOVE IS IN THE AIR
Udaipur is a small city on the western side of Rajasthan. In a romantic setting that is totally unmatched, Udaipur is inarguably one of the picturesque places in India. It is the capital of Rajput Kingdom of Mewar. Founded by Udai Singh II in 1559, its set around a series of artificial lakes and known for its lavish palaces. City Palace overlooking Lake Pichola, is a monumental complex of 11 palaces fame for its intricate peacock mosaics. The city is now preferred venue for upscale and palatial weddings.
BIKANER : AWAY FROM THE HUSTLE-BUSTLE
A comparatively less crowded place than other cities, Bikaner is a vibrant desert town with a fabulous fort and an energizing outpost feel. However, it has plenty of hotels and a busy camel-safari scene, which attracts travellers looking to avoid the Jaisalmer hustle. The old city still has a medieval touch despite the hustle and bustle. The narrow, winding streets a number of fine havelis, and a couple of notable Jain temples just inside the southern wall. You can read further about Rajasthan visit in our travelling itineraries, why not experience the very Rajasthans Royal Palaces for yourself?
