Tourist Destinations in Rajasthan Rajasthan is among the places that immediately make one feel as if they have stepped into a large history book-though with […]
Tourist Destinations in Rajasthan
Tourist Destinations in Rajasthan
Rajasthan is among the places that immediately make one feel as if they have stepped into a large history book-though with tastier food and more attractive views! As “The Land of Kings”, this state is full of the golden deserts, towering forts, vibrant culture, and the stories of heroism which still make you shiver. Besides, it is the largest state of India and even has the very old civilizations like Indus Valley Civilization at Kalibangan in its roots.
In case you are organizing an India Tours, you will have to experience all those moments that take your breath away in Rajasthan. The grandeur of the story is common for these, huge forts like Chittorgarh Fort, Mehrangarh Fort and legendary places like Jaisalmer Fort, City Palace, and Ranthambore Fort to name only a few.
Moreover, it is only the food that can make such a journey, that you will instantly think of doing Rajasthan Tours again. Dal Bati Churma, Laal Maas, Gatte ki Sabzi, and street foods like Mirchi Bada and Pyaaz Kachori you will definitely love with all your heart. If you happen to be in a sweet mood, give Ghewar and Mawa Kachori a try, I guarantee that your taste buds will be extremely grateful.
Besides this, Rajasthan has great wildlife that can be viewed at Ranthambore, Sariska, and Keoladeo, where you can watch tigers, birds, and desert animals. Here the views are beautiful with the Thar Desert on one side and the Aravalli Range on the other.
In essence, Rajasthan consists of elements like past, present, culture, food, and adventure which make it a great place to visit, unwind, and fall in love with India all over again.
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Delhi (1) – Agra (1) – Jaipur (2) – Jodhpur (1) - Udaipur (2)
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Jaipur (2) – Bikaner (1) – Jaisalmer (2) - Jodhpur (1) – Udaipur (2)
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Delhi (1) – Agra (1) – Jaipur (2) – Pushkar (1) – Jodhpur (1) – Udaipur (2)
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Delhi (1) – Agra (1) – Jaipur (2) – Bikaner (1) – Jaisalmer (2) – Jodhpur (1) – Jojawar (1) – Udaipur (2)
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List of Must Visit Places in Rajasthan
- Jaipur
- Udaipur
- Jaisalmer
- Jodhpur
- Bikaner
- Bharatpur
- Alwar
- Bundi
- Chittorgarh
- Dungarpur
- Jhalawar
- Kota
- Mount Abu
- Pushkar
- Ranakpur
- Shekhawati
- Mandawa
- Kumbhalgarh
- Ranthambore National Park
- Sariska Tiger Reserve
1:- Jaipur
Jaipur the land which is entitled as the “Paris of India” as well as the “Pink City” as this city’s house are dominated by this color. Jaipur was founded by Sawai Jay Singh II who belongs to Kachwada Rajput. He planned to shift his capital from Amber to Jaipur which was planned according to the Indian Vastu Shastra and Shilp Shastra by Vidyadhar Bhattacharya in 1727 which is also in the list of UNESCO world heritage site. Jaipur presents several monuments, grandeur forts, lavish palaces which all can be experience with our Jaipur Tour Packages.
Best Tourists Places to visit in Jaipur
- Hawa mahal
- Jal Mahal
- Amer fort
- City Palace
- Jantar Mantar
- Nahargarh fort
- Birla Mandir
- Jaigarh fort
Festivals of Jaipur
- Kite festival
- Elephant festival
- Gangaur,
- Holi,
- Diwali,
- Vijayadashami
Cultural Dances of Jaipur
- Ghoomar
- Tamasha of kathputali
- Kathak
How to visit Jaipur?
You may reach here by following ways: -
By Air- Jaipur International Airport, which is located approx. 12km away from the Jaipur City and takes ½ Hr to reach.
By Train- If you want cheaper idea to visit Jaipur, railway can be best option for you. You can get train to Jaipur Junction Railway Station which is situated in the center of city and Rajasthan.
By Road- Jaipur is located on NH-48 connecting to Delhi and Mumbai, connects major city of Rajasthan.
2:- Udaipur
Udaipur is land which is famous for its lakes and named as – “City of Lakes”. This stunning city is encircled by seven lakes: Fateh Sagar Lake, Lake Pichola, Swaroop Sagar Lake, Rang Sagar Lake and Doodh Talai Lake are major. This majestic city was founded in 1559 by the king Maharana Udai Singh II and designated as the new capital of the Mewar kingdom. Battel of Haldighati was fought between Akbar and Maharana Pratap on the land of Udaipur, which makes this place more curious and place who narrates the legends of history. These are the major attractions for visitor choose Udaipur Tour Packages.
Best Tourists Places to visit in Udaipur
- City Palace
- Lake Palace
- Jag Mandir
- Lake Pichola
- Karni Mata Temple
- Kesariya Temple
- Eklingi Temple
- Fateh Sagar Lake
- Udaisagar Lake
Cultural Dances of Udaipur
- Ghoomar
- Kachchhi Ghodi
- Kalbelia (Snakes Chamber Dance)
- Terahtaali
Festivals of Udaipur
- Gangaur
- Shilpgram Utsav
- Jagannath Rath Yatra
- Durga puja
How to visit Udaipur?
Here you can visit by several ways like: -
By Air : - Maharana Pratap Airport is best option to reach here by Air.
By Train : - You can get a train to Udaipur City and Rana Partap Nagar Railway Station; these 2 are well connected railways to Udaipur.
By Road : - You may reach here by NH-76 & NH-8 which connects this city with major cities.
3:- Jaisalmer
Jaisalmer was setup by king Jaisal of Bhati Dynasty in the year of 1156 which is situated in the western part of the state capital Jaipur and in the heart of the thar desert as well as crowned by the world heritage site. Jaisalmer known as the golden city because many of the houses, temples, forts and the town are built with fine sculptured yellow sandstone which looks like gold. Jaisalmer’s culture, history, attractive monuments, forts, palaces and others are the main reason that our Jaisalmer Tour Packages are in Demand.
Best Tourists Places to visit in Jaisalmer
- Jaisalmer fort (sonar fort)
- Kothari’s Patwaon ki Haveli
- Bada Bagh
- Jain Temple
- Salim Singh Ki Haveli
Festivals of Jaisalmer
- Jaisalmer Desert Festival
- Teej Festival
- Gangaur Festival
- Basant Panchami
How to visit Jaisalmer?
By Air : - Board on the flight for Jaisalmer Airport which located 13 km away from Central city.
By Train : - Get a train to Jaisalmer Railway Station which is situated 5 km away from city.
By Road : - You may reach here by NH-11.
4:- Jodhpur
Jodhpur, the city of blue, which is its houses are painted in blue color, is the one of the most colorful and happening places in the Rajasthan. It was founded in 1459 by Rao Jodha and used to be the capital of Marwar regin. The city is dominated by the Mahranrgah Fort which can be seen from the old town and desert areas and is most famous for Marwardi lifestyle, vernacular handicrafts and savory meals. The city's lively markets, ancient palaces, and also good nature of people are attracting more and more visitors every year for Rajasthan Tours and choose Jodhpur Tour Packages thus, it is becoming a center of culture and tourism for Western Rajasthan.
Best Tourists Places to visit in Jodhpur
- Mehrangarh Fort
- Umaid Bhawan Palace
- Jaswant Thada
- Mandore Gardens
- Clock Tower & Sardar Market
Festivals of Jodhpur
- Marwar Festival
- Rajasthan International Folk Festival (RIFF)
- Diwali
- Holi
How to visit Jodhpur?
By Air: - You may get a flight to Jodhpur Airport to reach here.
By Train: - To reach here you may get on train to Jodhpur Junction.
By Road: - To reach here by road you may visit by NH- 62 and NH- 125.
5:- Bikaner
Bikaner or the "Camel City" was a royal city of the desert, the capital was built in 1488 by Rao Bika. Comprising Bikaner is a remarkable resplendent sun-scorched dunes, the pure camel breeding and the amazing architectural splendors like Junagarh fort and Lalkar palace are the attractions of the city. Bikaner is also the leading food producer in India whose food culture is characterized by spicy snacks, sweets, and vibrant desert culture. Besides that, the city is plunged in history as it continues to lure people with its temples, museums, and colorful bazaars it has preserved the old times in middle of the modern city. Its distinctive customs and lifestyle of the desert make it one of the most cultured cities of Rajasthan.
Best Tourists Places to visit in Bikaner
- Junagarh Fort
- Lalgarh Palace
- Karni Mata Temple (Rat Temple)
- Ganga Singh Museum
- National Research Centre on Camels
Festivals of Bikaner
- Bikaner Camel Festival
- Gangaur Festival
- Holi
- Diwali
How to visit Bikaner?
By Air: - To reach here nearest Airport is Bikaner Airport.
By Train: - To visit here near railway station is Bikaner Junction.
By Road: - This place is well connected to NH- 62 and NH- 69.
6:- Bharatpur
This place was established by Maharaja Suraj Mal in 1733, which is western gateway as well as historical city of Rajasthan. The city is highly popular due to the Keoladeo Ghana National Park which is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and which gets thousands of birds migrating there every year. Limited to the past, Bharatpur had a strong military history which is clearly visible in the tough Lohagarh Fort. This town is one of the best places to visit during India Tour Packages as it showcases an ideal blend of history, culture and nature that makes it
Best Tourists Places to visit in Bharatpur
- Lohagarh Fort
- Keoladeo National Park
- Bharatpur Palace & Museum
Festivals of Bharatpur
- Brij Festival
- Gangaur Festival
- Holi
- Teej Festival
How to visit Bharatpur?
By Train : - Nearest railway station to Bharatpur is Bharatpur Junction.
By Road : - It is well connected by road as you may visit by NH- 21.
7:- Alwar
Alwar can be considered as Rajasthan’s earliest urban centers that are richly endowed with forts, calm lakes, and a diverse cultural heritage. The impressive Bala Quila, the lovely Siliserh Lake, and the royal palaces are some of the city’s dazzling past that is reflected in the present also. Alwar is accompanied by Sariska Tiger Reserve which adds the wildlife dimension to Alwar and forms a perfect combination of history, culture, and nature. Alwar is also famous for mouth watery Milk cake and cultural & traditional markets.
Best Tourist Places to visit in Alwar
- Alwar Fort (Bala Quila)
- Siliserh Lake Palace
- City Palace Museum
- Moosi Maharani ki Chhatri
Festivals of Alwar
- Matsya Festival
- Holi
- Diwali
How to visit Alwar?
By Air: - To visit Alwar you may get a flight to Jaipur Airport
By Train: - You can get into a train to Alwar Junction as it is well connected by railways as well
By Road: - You may reach here by NH- 48 which is the most convenient.
8:- Bundi
Bundi is a typical example of the City of Stepwells, an ancient water architecture, palaces, and the soothing nature being its major attractions. Founded by Rao Deva in 1342, it is replete with the grand Taragarh Fort and the elaborately decorated stepwells such as Raniji ki Baori being the most notable ones. The city's murals and miniature paintings are its heritage-oriented art forms. Being less developed than bigger cities, Bundi has kept the tranquility intact and thus, it allows people to see the traditional way of life and the medieval history of Rajasthan.
Places to visit in Bundi
- Taragarh Fort
- Bundi Palace
- Raniji ki Baori (stepwell)
- Dabhai Kund
Festivals
- Bundi Utsav
- Gangaur Festival
- Teej Festival
How to visit Bundi?
By Air: - To visit here get a flight to Jaipur Aiport.
By Train: - Nearest railway station to reach here is Kota Junction.
By Road: - By road this place is also well connected you can visit by NH- 52 and NH- 27
9:- Chittorgarh
Chittorgarh is most famous for its gigantic Chittorgarh Fort - the largest fort in India and a symbol of Rajput bravery and sacrifice. It gets its name from the land of Rani Padmini and Maharana Pratap and is the place that has the most historical depth. The fort complex has some very famous constructions like the Vijay Stambh and Kirti Stambh, which are perfect examples of late-period Rajput-style of architecture. Chittorgarh is the epitome of Rajput valour, faith and pride which are the main traits of Rajasthan the land of Rajputana. Throwing light on the past through stories of bravery and grand monuments it turns out to be one of the significant heritages destinations.
Best Tourists Places to visit in Chittorgarh
- Chittorgarh Fort
- Vijay Stambh
- Kirti Stambh
- Rana Kumbha Palace
- Padmini Palace
Festivals of Chittorgarsh
- Jauhar Mela
- Teej Festival
- Gangaur Festival
How to visit Chittorgarh?
By Air: - closest Airport is Maharana Pratap Airport to reach here.
By Train : - Chittorgarh Junction is nearest railway station to get here.
By Road : - You can reach here by nearest National Highways which are NH- 27 and NH- 79.
10:- Dungarpur
This city is located in the southern part of Rajasthan, which is renowned for serene landscapes, tribal culture as well as entitled as City of Hills. This destination of established by Raval Veer Singh in 1258 and it is known for its magnificent palaces such as Udai Bilas Palace and Juna Mahal, which renowned for its beautifully decoration as well as Rajput & Mewari architecture style. This land is known for its tradition and culture as it is influenced by surrounded hills and lakes, festivals, tradition and folk arts.
Best Tourists Places to visit in Dungarpur
- Udai Bilas Palace
- Juna Mahal
- Beneshwar Dham
Festivals of Dungarpur
- Beneshwar Fair
- Holi
- Diwali
How to visit Dungarpur?
By Air: - To get here you may get a flight to nearest Airport – Maharana Pratap Airport
By Train: - closest railway station is Dungarpur Railway Station
By Road: - NH- 48 is the nearest National Highway by which you can visit here easily.
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11:- Jhalawar
This place was founded in 1791by Jhala Zalim Singh, and it is known for its ancient temples, grandeur forts and nature. The city of Jhalawar, unlike the desert Rajasthan, is full of life with green lushes and numerous water bodies, besides the presence of its orange orchards. Its famous historical sites are the Jhalawar Fort besides the rather scenic Chandrabhaga Temples that are quite old and also the nearby Gagron Fort which is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The town has a mixture of Rajput and Mughal cultural influence.
Best Tourists Places to visit in Jhalawar
- Jhalawar Fort
- Chandrabhaga Temples
- Gagron Fort (UNESCO Site)
Festivals of Jhalawar
- Chandrabhaga Fair
- Holi
- Diwali
How to visit Jhalawar?
By Air: - To visit here you may get a flight to Jaipur Airport.
By Train: - Get a train to Jhalawar City Railway Station to reach here.
By Road: - To reach here by road you may take NH- 48.
12:- Kota
This beautiful destination is situated on the River Bank of Chambal, and it is known for its Kota Doria Sarees, majestic palaces and lavish gardens. Later, it has turned into India’s major education hub, bringing about tons of students who are preparing for competitive exams and are enrolling there. Amazing structures like Kota Garh Palace and Kishore Sagar Lake characterize the city. With its mixture of the past, contemporary buildings, and scenic charms, the city of Kota retains the status of a vibrant India destination.
Places to visit Kota
- Kota Garh Palace
- Chambal Garden
- Jagmandir Palace
- Kishore Sagar Lake
Festivals of Kota
- Dussehra Mela
- Teej Festival
- Diwali
How to visit Kota?
By Air: - Kota Airport is the nearest Airport to reach here.
By Train: - To reach here, get a train to Kota Junction.
By Road: - It is well connected to roadways you can visit here by NH- 27.
13:- Mount Abu
Mount Abu which is the only hill station of Rajasthan and is situated in the Aravalli Range is a nice change of scene from the very hot and dry region. Besides a charming climate and plenty of trees, lakes here also attract numerous tourists during the year. Among the places, the very beautiful Dilwara Jain Temples are universally acclaimed for their extremely detailed marble carvings. Mount Abu offering the best combination of spirituality, natural beauty, and pleasant weather is really one of a kind. In addition, Natural amenities such as Nakki Lake and Guru Shikhar add to the attractiveness of this place.
Best Tourists Places to visit in Mount Abu
- Dilwara Jain Temples
- Nakki Lake
- Guru Shikhar
- Achalgarh Fort
Festivals of Mount Abu
- Summer Festival
- Winter Festival
How to visit Mount Abu?
By Air: - To visit here by Air you land on Maharana Pratap Airport.
By Train: - Nearest railway station to reach here is Abu Road Station.
By Road: - The major National Highway to reach here is NH- 27 & NH- 48.
14:- Puskar
Pushkar is a holy town that is most famous for its holy Pushkar Lake and highly uncommon Brahma Temple. It is one of the oldest pilgrimage sites of India. A couple of small hills and many temples surround the town that has a soothing atmosphere and thus, it is visited by both pilgrims and travelers. The bright markets, ghats, and spiritual aura of the town make it an interesting and unforgettable destination of culture.
Places to visit in Puskar
- Brahma Temple
- Pushkar Lake
- Varaha Temple
- Savitri Temple
Festivals of Pushkar
- Pushkar Camel Fair
- Kartik Purnima
- Holi
- Diwali
How to visit Pushkar?
By Air: - Closest Airport to reach here is Jaipur Airport.
By Train: - Get into a train to Ajmer Railway Station.
By Road: - To visit here you can take a ride by NH – 8 to reach here.
15:- Ranakpur
Ranakpur has gained the recognition for its outstanding Jain Temples, which are considered to be the supreme examples of Jain architectural design in India. The main temple made of pure white marble is well-known due to its detailed decorative pillars and quiet nature. The place gives religious and peaceful vibes which go well with the tastes of the temple-attending crowd, architects, and nature-loving people. It’s pure and scenic beauty along with its culture of art, makes it a place one cannot ignore for a visit.
Best Tourists Places to visit in Ranakpur
- Ranakpur Jain Temple
- Surya Narayan Temple
Festivals of Ranakpur
- Mahavir Jayanti
- Diwali
How to visit Ranakpur?
By Air: - Nearest Airport to reach here is Maharana Pratap Airport.
By Train: - You can get a railway trip to nearest railway station - Falna
By Road: - The roadways are well-connected with this place you can reach here by NH – 162.
16:- Shekhawati
Shekhawati is a landmark region of India that has been referred to as India’s Open-Air Art Gallery because of its break of cultural art-proficient havelis. It embraces Jhunjhunu, Sikar, and Churu districts, and it is the past of the wealthy merchant families which caused the districts to be resplendent. This place offers the visitor a chance to experience not only the singular architectural style, the age-old way of life but also the bright and cheerful rural culture. Besides, Shekhawati’s lovely forts, lively festivals, and the detailed paintings on the walls enthrall not only lovers of art but also affluent cultural tourists looking for a glimpse into the heritage of Rajasthan.
Best Tourists Places to visit in Shekhawati
- Mandawa Havelis
- Nawalgarh Fort
- Dunlod Fort
- Rani Sati Temple
Festivals of Shekhawati
- Shekhawati Festival
- Teej
- Diwali
How to visit Shekhawati?
By Air: - To visit here get a flight to Jaipur Airport which is nearest of Shekhawati.
By Train: - Sikar railway station is the closest station of Shekhawati.
By Road: - it is well connected to two major national highways – NH – 48 and NH – 11.
17:- Mandawa
Mandawa can be described as a lovely town of Shekhawati, best known for its elaborately painted huskies and the imposing Mandawa Fort. The town marketed as heritage hotels and the artist’s paradise is basically a reflection of the luxury and culture of the era of the merchants of Rajasthan. The well-ornamented mansions of Mandawa are decorated with frescoes that illustrate the mythology, everyday life, and royal themes. This place is well known for filmmakers where several Bollywood movies already shoot. One of the major attractions of this place is its immersive culture that tempts visitor throughout every corner of the world.
Places to visit in Mandawa
- Mandawa Fort
- Hanuman Prasad Goenka Haveli
- Murmuria Haveli
Festivals of Mandawa
- Shekhawati Festival
- Teej
- Holi
How to visit Mandawa?
By Air: - To reach here by air you may take a flight to Jaipur Aiport.
By Train: - You have a great option to reach here which is near to it – Jhunjunu Railway Station.
By Road: - Well connected by roads with national highway no. 11.
18:- Kumbhalgarh
Kumbhalgarh is famed for the grand Kumbhalgarh Fort, the one which has the world’s second-longest continuous wall after the Great Wall of China. This was the place where Maharana Pratap was born as it was established by Rana Kumbha The region around it filled with the Kumbhalgarh Sanctuary teems with nature's beauty and therefore is quite significant. Not only its grand fort but also the fort’s temples and spectacular views make it a great place to list under UNESCO World Heritage Sites. Kumbhalgarh stands tall out of other forts for its great respect, pride, and wonderful engineering among the brave Rajput.
Best Tourists Places to visit in Kumbhalgarh
- Kumbhalgarh Fort
- Badal Mahal
- Kumbhalgarh Wildlife Sanctuary
Festivals of Kumbhalgarh
- Kumbhalgarh Festival
- Diwali
How to visit Kumbhalgarh?
By Air : - To reach here, get a flight to Maharana Pratap Airport, Udaipur to reach Kumbhalgarh.
By Train : - closest railway station to reach here is Falna Railway Station.
By Road : - To visit here you may have a road trip by well-connected roads - NH – 58 and NH – 76.
19:- Ranthambore National Park
Ranthambore National Park covers approx. 1300 sq km area which makes its one of the greatest national parks of India and it is a major reason that Indian wildlife experiences are popular all over the world and tourists opt India Tours. It has an excellent reputation for sighting Bengal Tigers. Shot by the Royal Family of Jaipur during their long-ago hunting expeditions, today it’s a major National Park’s Tiger Reserve. Apart from the nature and wildlife aspects, the old fort at Ranthambore, the lakes and antique temples give the area a historic charm as well. It has a perfect blend of nature, wildlife, and history which makes it one of the most attractive places for the lovers of adventure and nature.
Best Tourists Places to visit in Ranthambore National Park
- Ranthambore Fort
- Trinetra Ganesh Temple
- Padam Lake
How to visit Ranthambore National Park?
By Air : - To visit Ranthambore National Park you may get a flight to
By Train : - You can get into a trail to get here as well and for it nearest station is Sawai Madhopur Junction.
By Road : - To reach here you can take a road trip by NH – 11A, NH – 8 and NH – 76.
20:- Sariska Tiger Reserve
It is located in the Alwar district which is part of Aravalli and its major attractions are wild animals such as tiger, deer, leopard and several birds and covers 881 sq km area. The whole place was used for the royal hunt of Alwar’s rulers but was subsequently made a tiger reserve. It is also an area of the past with the likes of Kankwari fort and old temples dotting the land. Sariska’s topography has the mix of grasslands, stony hills, and dense forests, which in turn offer a complete home for the wild.
How to Visit Sariska Tiger Reserve?
By Air : - Closest airport to reach here is Jaipur Airport.
By Train : - To reach here you can visit nearest railway station – Alwar Railway Junction.
By Road : - It is well connected to roadways, you can get here by NH – 48 and NH – 248A.