Jaipur is also known as the ‘Pink City’ due to the pink buildings that adorn the city. It is famous for its splendid palaces, colorful markets, and large forts. You can see the Hawa Mahal, Amber Fort, Jantar Mantar, and the Jaipur City Palace which are all world heritage sites. Johari Bazaar and Bapu Bazaar are the city’s markets with traditional Rajasthani ornaments, clothes, and crafts also included in Jaipur sightseeing. The city’s food includes Ghewar, Pyaaz Kachori, and Dal Baati Churma. Jaipur also has a famous literary festival known as the Jaipur Literary Festival. Also, festivals like Diwali and Holi reveal the essence of this city’s spirit. You can enhance your trip with our Rajasthan tour package. 

Udaipur, popularly recognized as the city of lakes, is yet another gorgeous jewel located in Rajasthan. Positioned in Aravalli’s, the city is acclaimed for what it has in store – azure-coloured lakes and massive palaces. Udaipur sightseeing has beautiful places like City Palace, Lake Palace, Saheliyon Ki Bari, Jagdish Temple, and Sajjangarh Palace. You can also try a boat ride on the Lake Pichola. The markets of the city such as the Bada Bazaar and the Hathi Pol Bazaar are ideal places to buy Rajasthani arts, crafts, traditional textiles, and clothes. Dal baati churma and dal kachori are special delicacies from Udaipur that you can try on one of the rooftop cafes.

Jaisalmer is famously called the ‘Golden City’ located in the Thar desert flaunting the glory of sandstone architecture. Jaisalmer Fort is a part of the World Heritage list and is made up of golden yellow sandstone. It contains several narrow lanes, elaboratively carved havelis, as well as the Maharaja’s Palace. Other famous structures that depict the architectural beauty as well as the royal lifestyle of the city are the Patwon Ki Haveli and the Salim Singh Ki Haveli which have beautiful carved wooden balconies. Filled with temples and ghats Gadisar Lake is a peace lover’s paradise. Jaisalmer camel safari through the dunes of the Thar desert with an opportunity to watch the sun setting and rising.

Jodhpur also known as the “Blue City of India” has many houses painted blue and has a glorious history behind it. Established in 1459 by Rao Jodha, Jodhpur is one of the former princely states of Rajasthan of Marwar. The Thar Desert is close by where tourists can enjoy the Jodhpur Jaisalmer Desert Safari, especially for witnessing the beautiful sunset. The must-see places are Mehrangarh Fort, a royal palace Umaid Bhawan Palace; shopping places like Sardar Market and Clock Tower Market for spices and textiles. Jodhpur's special meals, are Pyaaj Kachori, Mirchi Bada, or Mawa Kachori. You can also go to Bishnoi Village Safari and go to the Osian desert which is also famous for Desert Safari in Jodhpur. 

Pushkar is a temple town situated in Rajasthan away from Ajmer. It is famous for having the only Brahma temple in the world. Each November Pushkar becomes the venue of the most important among the Indian fairs – Pushkar Mela or the camel fair. Several people come to visit the Pushkar Mela from different corners of the world. It is filled with folk performances, rides, food stalls, and magic shows, which you can experience with our Pushkar tour packages. You can sit at the ghats sipping tea and enjoy the chants of temples. This place is also a paradise for all lovers of street shopping as they have all their shops on the main street of the city. 

As the only hill station in Rajasthan, Mount Abu is situated in the Aravali ranges. It is one of the best places to visit in Rajasthan. The main site is the Dilwara temple which is among the most beautiful structures in India. These temples were constructed over centuries almost 1000 years ago. You can also plan a trip to Ambaji Mount Abu from here. Also, take a boat ride on Nakki Lake and have a view of the sunset from the vista points. The restaurants and eateries in and around the lake are good to have local food and relax. Also, visit the Mount Abu Forest Sanctuary which has many flora and fauna species to see. 

Ajmer city is famous for the shrine and burial place of saint Muin-ud-din Chishti which is known as the Ajmer Shariff. This makes Ajmer one of the biased sites of worship for Muslims in the world. You can also visit the Golden Jain Temple, which also makes the city a famous religious destination for Jains. This is due to the popular Urs festival for the Saint Moinuddin Chishti death anniversary where people from different corners of the world come to the city. Other major attractions in addition to the Ajmer Dargah are the Adhai Din ka Jhopra, Ana Sagar Lake, Foy Sagar Lake, Ajmer Government Museum, and Taragarh Fort.

Chittorgarh is famous for its massive fortress Chittorgarh Fort which is the largest fort in India located on the hilltop having an area of about 700 acres. Chittorgarh has the honor of being placed in Chattari Rajput leadership and it is hard to be forgotten in history due to its famous battles the most famous of which was the battle of Alauddin Khilji. Inside the fort, you can see Rana Kumbha Palace which is the largest building in the fort. The famous landmark in Chittorgarh Fort is the Padmini Palace because of the Queen, Padmini. Chittorgarh Fort timings are from 9 am to 6 pm, from Tuesday to Sunday. It remains closed on Mondays. 

Bikaner is a historically rich city situated in the middle of the Thar desert. It is counted as one of the famous places to visit in Rajasthan. Bikaner with its gesture towards architectural and artistic splendor full of colours and celebration. It features an old-world charm, palaces, and royal houses which portray a picture of the Rajputs’ glamorous past. You can also visit the Karni Mata temple Binaker to take blessings of the Goddess Karni. This city is also home to one of only two similar models of the bi-plane used by the British in World War I. It is also popular as the venue of the International Camel Festival. 

Khatu Shyam is a small town in Rajasthan that is famous for the eminent temple of Lord Krishna known as Khatu Shyam. This place holds a religious value and every year hundreds of people come here to pray and feel the spirit. The temple is carved out beautifully and colored rather vibrantly and is dedicated to the Lord Shyam who is worshipped as the Krishna avatar of Barbareek, the grandson of Bhima. People have a strong faith that by visiting Khatu Shyam they will get what they want. The surrounding town has a strong religious undertone. You can seek blessings and have a smooth trip with our Khatu Shyam Tour Package from Delhi. 

Sawai Madhopur is located in the state of Rajasthan and gets its popularity due to the Ranthambore National Park. Established in the 18th century by Maharaja Sawai Madho Singh I, this is a beautiful town and a starting point for one of the most crucial wildlife parks in India. It is famous for housing large numbers of Bengal tigers and you can see the park’s beauty through car and jeep tours through dense forests, and hilly areas. Outside the park, Sawai Madhopur has a rich history that can be viewed in the Ranthambore Fort, which comprises temples and palaces. The distance from Jaipur to Sawai Madhopur is around 160 kilometers and can reached by various means of transportation. 

Bharatpur in Rajasthan is famous for the Bharatpur Bird Sanctuary where more than 370 species of animals and birds reside. 

It is esteemed as one of the most advanced areas for bird feeding and breeding. The park was designated as a National Park in 1982, further in 1985 it was enlisted as a World Heritage Site. This place is beneficial for stopping the migration of birds and provides wonderful chances to watch birds. Another attraction is the Lohagarh Fort that has strong architecture as well as a historical background. Also, the majestic Bharatpur Palace which has both Mughal and Rajput architectural influence and provides a history of the affluent royalties of the area.