A destination of the kings through stunning Palaces, Forts and Havelis that have withstood time complemented by the rich romantic past is Rajasthan. Rajasthan is famous as the land of kings, hospitable locals, and heroic and chivalrous past. It has its sack full for everyone, be it the adrenaline pumping desert safari or the camel race or gazing the myriad birds in its various sanctuaries. This famous province of Indian subcontinent is the most shining jewel and is a home to many cities that are important both historically and geographically.

Famous Tourist Destinations:

Also called as the Historical Paradise, Rajasthan is home to several popular tourist destinations. The princely states of Jaipur, Jaisalmer, Jodhpur and Udaipur are an amalgamation of the ancient and the modern world. Jaipur, the capital of Rajasthan has innumerable feathers, like the Pink City, which is a heritage city dating back to the 18th century. This pink facade and old heritage attract tourists from all over the world and the famous Hawa Mahal, hill forts of Nahargarh, Amber and Jaigarh adds the breathtaking and majestic views.

Leading all in the series, the Jaisalmer fort is the enchanting, magical, and the vibrant desert city of Jaisalmer, dating back to the 12th century.But, many tourists find it equal to Jodhpur, the former capital of the princely state of Mewar, which is not only the famous for its forts, like UmaidBhavan and Mahrangarh Fort, but also for many lakes and sanctuary.

Now, if you want to witness Venice in India, then doesn’t miss to visit Udaipur, which is also known as the ”Venice of the East”. Seems amusing, but it is not because the experience it gives is all same to the “Venice in West”. Though, if you seek example, then the finest example is the Lake Palace in the middle of Lake Pichola, which fulfils the quest of architecture and culture under the same roof.

Activities to be done in Rajasthan:

• Safari and Camel ride:The famous camel ride or spotting the world famous Indian tiger in the RanthamboreNational Park is the best advised activities among all.
• Shop all the Rajasthan: While visiting this destination, shopping is also an excellent pastime, if you are female blood. It is just not only souvenirs, but also a lifetime colourful memories of this melodious land.
• Food that satisfies your taste bud:This culturally rich state welcomes its guests with lavish cuisine that were meant for the kings in ancient time. RajasthaniThali, Dal BatiChoorma, Lal Mas, ShahiGatte, BatiPurla, etc., can be guilty for those who are physically fit and love to be. But, trying them out once in a life is not a bad decision.
• Enjoy the fairs and fairy tales: The colourful fairs and exhibitions around the year makes this place a must-visit not only one time, but every time in a year. From the start of the year to the end, this state of India is always on the fun and galore wheels. The celebration ofthe Desert festival in Jan-Feb gives a kick start to the saga, which continues with the Elephant Festival, Ghangaur Festival, Pushkar Fair, Marwar Festival, etc.
• Don’t miss to be the part of the luxury on wheels: To showcase the rich history of this land and add the enthusiasm, the Government has taken initiatives, like ”Palace on Wheels” and ”Royal Rajasthan on Wheels”. These are the two most comfortable tram cars or trains taking along its visitors to a weekly exploration of the vibrant Rajasthan. It covers the princely states of Jodhpur, Udaipur, Chittor, Swai-Madhopur, and Jaipur.

Best time to visit the Rajasthan:

As it is a dry desert region, hence, summers are very hot and dry, with cold and pleasant winters. Adding to the dryness of summers, there is very little or no rainfall in the region. So, adding to overall conclusion, the months from February to March and July to September are the best to visit the Rajasthan with our Rajasthan Tour Packages.

However, this is the disclaimer for girls and women that do come with makeup substantial as no matter it is summer or winter; you will need them in the sandy desert.