Rajasthan is the largest state of India and has a lot of historical, cultural, and geographical importance. Rajasthan tourism attracts visitors with its unique blend of historical sites and natural beauty. It is mostly a desert state with the largest part of the Thar desert in the western region of the country. The rich colorful cultures that the state possesses make it stand out. The physical features of Rajasthan include a large desert along with terrains of dunes, mountains, and plateaus. The Aravalli Mountain Range which runs from North-West to South-East forms a natural boundary line starting from the desert tract of western Rajasthan. Our Rajasthan travel guide will help you to learn about the important information about the magnificent place.
The history of Rajasthan is a glorious story of valor and royalty mainly the Rajputana period. This is proved by the presence of several historical forts, palaces, and havelis that are found all over this state. Jaipur, Udaipur, Jodhpur, and Jaisalmer are some of the cities that are still echoing those royal protocols and have some of the best architectural buildings depicting the noble age. With Kiomoi’s
Rajasthan tour packages, you can explore every famous place. Jaipur, which is the state capital, is called the pink city because most of the houses there are painted pink, and is both the cultural and political center. Udaipur popularly known as the ‘City of Lakes’ has many beautiful lakes and palaces. Jodhpur also known as “Blue City” is characterized by houses painted blue and Mehrangarh Fort. Jaisalmer known as ‘The Golden City’, is well-known for its monuments made up of yellowish-golden stone and the Jaisalmer Fort. If you want to cover these major cities, you can choose the
Jaipur Jodhpur Udaipur Tour Package.
Famous tourist attractions are Ranthambore National Park famous for tigers and other wild animals and Kumbhalgarh Fort recognized as a world heritage site for its massive walls. One cultural festival called ‘The Desert Festival’ is held in Jaisalmer every year and includes camel races and folk music and dances. It is popular for the Brahma Temple, the only temple of its kind in India as well as the annual Pushkar Camel Fair that depicts the traditional lifestyle of people living in this region. Another major attraction of the state is the only hill station, Mount Abu which has greenery and a beautiful Nakki Lake. Religious rituals like Diwali and Holi, are also celebrated with great enthusiasm. One special festival that is related to several rites and rituals is the Gangaur Festival, which is devoted to the Goddess Gauri and followed by processions, folk dances, and other activities. You can also enjoy the beauty of Rajasthan with your loved one by buying
Rajasthan Honeymoon packages.