Marvellous architecture, graceful monuments, forts, and the lifestyle of Maharajas is what you can expect when you step in this oh-so-beautiful city. From the first time you set your foot in this beautiful city, Jodhpur promises you a royal welcome whether you take a tour to Umaid Bhawan Palace, Mehrangarh Fort or Balsamand Lake.
Popularly known as the Kashmir of Rajasthan and the Venice of East, Udaipur is one of the most romantic destinations in India. Soothing lakes, fairy-tale-like palaces, romantic spots and whitewashed Havelis are what every tourist gets to experience when in Udaipur.
Also, known as the City of Lakes, Udaipur speaks of azure water lakes drenched with beauty and romance, and fascinating sights. Jaisalmer was once a sleepy desert which has now grown into a major tourist destination with tourists flocking from all over the world.
The yellow sandstone and sand offer a perfect spot to relax and you to discover the different facets of Jaisalmer as they move forward.
When here, do no miss camping in a tent in the fascinating Thar desert. Jaipur is famous for its great history, beautiful temples, enthralling temples, magnificent forts, rich culture and heritage and scrumptious food.
The streets of Jaipur are filled with speeding buses, dawdling camels, leisurely cycles and careening motorbikes. Through its beautiful attraction, You can experience the splendour of Jaipur amid all the mayhem. Bikaner is slowly finding its name as a favourite holiday spot for Indian and international traveller alike.
Tourists are gradually discovering the beauty of this dusty yet charming city with the newly restored palace, fort and Havelis. There is a lot more that Bikaner offers other than being the base for the night safari into the Thar Desert. There are traditional Havelis, heritage sites from the 16th century, Jain temples with intricate carvings, museums cenotaphs. Did you know Pushkar is also among the five pilgrim sites or dhams for the Hindus?
There are several temples in the city, and the most famous one is the Brahma temple, which is one of the very few temples dedicated to Lord Brahma in the world. Ajmer is also an important centre for the Jains, with a unique golden Jain temple in the city.
Sikar is worth a visit with tourist attractions like the clock tower and the painted Biyani Havelis. Visiting the cities of Rajasthan is like unravelling the pages of history one by one. Each and every monument narrates its story of glory, victory, defeat, conquest, chivalry and conspiracies.
You begin exploring them and you realize how short your trip is for a complete coverage. A number of museums and other monuments also dot the land of these cities of Rajasthan, waiting just to reveal more of such stories. It is not only the forts, palaces and architectural heritages that attracts visitors to Rajasthan. Many areas of the Rajasthan offers lot of adventure options such as wildlife, jeep safari, elephant safari and most attractive of all camel safari on Thar Desert which can be enjoyed from the cities of Bikaner, Jaisalmer and Jodhpur in Rajasthan.
Go through the city links below to know more about the attractions of each of the Rajasthan cities. Apart from famous most visited cities of Rajasthan that have been covered above, there are a number of other destinations that are a treasure trove of culture and heritage.
These Rajasthan cities and towns have offlate started attracting attention of visitors who now plan a tour keeping in mind these cities. Given below are a list of such Rajasthan cities, towns and regions that have a lot to offer and can make your tour to rajasthan an even more enriching experience.
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