Rajasthan Tours

Rajasthan - the Land of Kings and Maharajas is rightly called due to the presence of various dynasties. It was ruled by the Mauryan Dynasty in 321-184 BC followed by the rise of the Rajput era during the 9th century. Rajputs are considered as the most influential and powerful dynasty undefeatable spirit and patriotism. The medieval era marked the rule of the Mughal Empire in the region followed by British Rule till India’s independence.

Rajasthan is the largest state of India, which covers an area of 342,239 sq km located in the northwestern edge of the country sharing its borders with Pakistan and Sindh along with five other Indian states. It covers around 10.4 percent of the total geographical area of the country Jaipur is the largest city of Rajasthan, which also serves as its capital.

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The history of Rajasthan dates back to 3300 BC where Kalibangan (located in Hanumangarh district) served as the major provincial capital of the Indus Valley Civilization. There are also traces of settlement of Harappan civilization at an archeological site at Balathal. Stone Age tools relating to 5,000 to 200,000 years were found in Bundi and Bhilwara districts.

The geographical diversity of Rajasthan makes it unique from all other Indian states. It is home to the Thar Desert, Mountain ranges, hill stations, luxuriant forests, rivers, national parks and sanctuaries, forts and many more. There is no other state in India where you can find all these things together. The town of Pushkar is home to the world’s only Lord Brahma Temple. Rajasthan’s diverse cultures reflect the ancient Indian way of life. Some of the popular Rajasthani cultures are Chang, Bhopa, Chang, Ghindar, Teratali, parth dance, etc. The Ghoomar dance and Kalbeliya dance of the state have gained worldwide recognition for their cultural significance. Folk music also forms an important part of its culture, which includes devotional songs, ballads on love stories or heroic deeds accompanies by dholaks, sitar and other musical instruments.

Travelogy India is offering various Rajasthan Tour Packages to experience the grandeur of royal Rajasthan. The best time to visit Rajasthan is from November to February to avoid the scorching summer sun. By visiting Rajasthan, tourists can explore a mini India. They can visit the Thar Desert, which is the world’s 17th largest desert. They can visit India’s oldest mountain range i.e. the Aravali mountain range. The six hill forts of Rajasthan designated as UNESCO World Heritage Site, built by the Rajputs are must-visit monuments in Rajasthan. Rajasthan is also home to a wide range of wildlife sanctuaries like Mount Abu Sanctuary, Sariska National Park and so on. Rajasthan also hosts many important annual fairs and festivals like Desert Festival, International Folk Festival, Literature Festival etc. which are a delight for tourists.

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As Rajasthan experiences hotter environment, it is preferred to visit Rajasthan during the winter season. Thus, the best months to visit Rajasthan are between November and February. This way, you will enjoy your stay in a pleasant environment and have a peaceful vacation with your family or friends. You can enjoy desert safari without feeling hot from any scorching heat.

There are many modes of transportation available to reach Rajasthan:

  • By Car: You can travel by your own or rented car and visit different cities in Rajasthan such as Jaipur, Jaisalmer, Udaipur etc. It offers a customisable trip.
  • By Bus: Different buses are available to reach various cities in Rajasthan. You will be well-acquainted with the local attire and will be able to see the ins and outs of Rajasthan.
  • By Train: You may reach different cities in Rajasthan via a train journey. It will help you to get a comfortable ride throughout the place.
  • Being the largest state in area, Rajasthan visit may take a few days to cover all the major cities and experience the true Rajasthan. Time taken in each city is covered below:

    Jaipur: It will take 2 days to cover all the main places here: Hawa Mahal, Jantar Mantar, Nahargarh Fort etc. Other than this, Bikaner, Jodhpur, Jaisalmer, Udaipur, Mt. Abu, Kota, Dungarpur Fort, Chittorgarhetc. take atleast 1 day to cover its main attractions in the best way.

    Top places in each city of Rajasthan that is a must-visit:

  • Jaipur: Jantar Mantar, Nahargarh Fort, Hawa Mahal, Jaigarh Fort, Royal Cenotaphs, City Palace, the Central Museum, and Amber Fort.
  • Bikaner: Lalgarh Palace,Jain Temple,Junagarh Fort and the royal Cenotaphs
  • Jodhpur:  Umaid Bhavan Palace, Mandore Gardens, Mehrangarh, Jaswant Thada
  • Jaisalmer: Magical Sand dunes, different Fort, Temples and a must-overnight stay.
  • Udaipur:  City Palace, Lake Pichola, Baghore-ki-Haveli,Saheliyon ki Bari, and Sajjan Garh
  • Jaipur is the largest city in Rajasthan. Famous as the Pink city of India and also, recognized as a great tourist attraction in the Golden Triangle TouristCircuit, Rajasthan is a must-visit place. It is renowned for its beautiful tourist attractions such as Hawa Mahal, Nahargarh Fort, Amber Fort, Jantar Mantar, the Central Museum, Jaigarh Fort, Royal Cenotaphs, and City Palace that hold great historical influence and thus, make it a highlight for tourists.

    Rajasthan has a large number of worth-visiting tourist spots such as:

  • Jaipur: Hawa Mahal, Jantar Mantar, amazing forts such as Amber Fort, Nahargarh Fort, Jaigarh Fort.
  • Thar Desert and its sand dunes in Jaisalmer which call for an overnight stay here.
  • Udaipur: Lake Pichola, Baghore-ki-Haveli, City Palace are some major tourist places.
  • Jodhpur: Beautiful fort Mehrangarh, Umaid Bhavan Palace,and Mandore Gardens.
  • Bikaner: Famous Jain temple, Lalgarh Palace, Junagarh Fort.
  • Mt. Abu: It is a beautiful place with beautiful mountain and lake view.
  • Jaisalmer is considered as the Golden city of Rajasthan and displays the true essence of Rajasthan via its beautiful thar desert and magical sand dunes that are nowhere else to be seen in India. This amazing city is the epitome of enthralling sand that represents Rajasthan in the best way. It has amazing forts that can be visited in the day time while the night time should be spent in the camp enjoying the magical night view.

    Being a state that is exposed to scorching heat, Rajasthan has a hot and humid atmosphere most of the year. However, the months from November to February are considered relatively cooler and have an ambient environment. The best time to visit Rajasthan is in the month of November when the nights tend to be breezy and the weather is cool. You can travel with your family and children or your friends and get a wonderful time spent learning about the unique history and culture of Rajasthan.

    Yes, Rajasthan is quite safe for tourists. However, it is essential to take basic precautions while in Rajasthan. 

  • You cannot trust anyone at a new place and so, should take full responsibility of your valuables.
  • As Rajasthan has no person walking through the roads at night, it is good to avoid getting out during the nights.
  • Keep your valuables documents and cash in your bag.
  • You must keep a list of emergency numbers and rather try to memorize them to avoid such hassles later.
  • Rajasthan is a famous land that has a unique culture and a plethora of places holding a huge historical and cultural influence. It has the famous Thar desert which is a beautiful desert and only Rajasthan has such a place. Another interesting fact is that Rajasthan has the greatest number of lakes and one of the important lakes is Sambhar Salt Lake. Besides this, there are a large number of authentic food options and traditional dressing options. 

    Jaipur, popularly known as the Pink City of India, is the richest city of Rajasthan. This place is famous for its rich historical and cultural heritage and thus, tops the list of the most historically influenced city of Rajasthan. There are so many amazing and vibrant attractions such as forts like Nahargarh Fort, Jaigarh Fort, Amber Fort, other tourist spots like Jantar Mantar, Hawa Mahal, the Central Museum, Royal Cenotaphs, and City Palace that are renowned all over the world.

    Daal Bati Churma and Laal Maas are the signature dishes savoured all over Rajasthan. These delectable dishes are renowned all over Rajasthan and are famous for their unique and authentic taste. 

    One can buy famous jewelery mainly, kundan, meena, and carved trinkets from Udaipur and Jaipur. A beautiful Mughal painting and carpets woven using camel hairs, cotton or wool can also be bought as souvenirs. You may also look for clothes with beautiful block prints that are famous all over the world.

    The most famous Rajasthani sweet is Ghewar Rabdi which is popular throughout the world. It is a disc-shaped dessert which is topped with rabdi and Malai. This traditional dish is savoured during festive period and is an ultimate delight for all.

    The traditional dress of Rajasthan is ghagra-choli combined with an odhni. The ghagra is a long skirt while choli is a kurti which is paired with an odhni. It is worn by women who like to add a touch of metal oxide jewelery with it. For men, Angarakha, Pagri and Pyjama (Dhoti) is the main attire that they comfortably wear in Rajasthan. The best part is that they create highly colourful mix and match for these dresses and enjoy a unique colour combination.

    Rajasthan is mainly a culturally rich place and thus, places to visit in Rajasthan are mostly same for both adults and children. However, some of the important places to visit in Rajasthan for Children that must be included for their exciting stay are:

  • Different historical forts of Jaipur, Jodhpur like Mehrangarh, Nahargarh Fort, Hawa Mahal, Jaigarh Fort, Amber fort etc.
  • Safari in Ranthambhore National Park
  • Camps on the dunes, Dechu
  • Lake Pichola and enjoying boat riding there
  • Rajasthan is all about wearing ethnic clothes. If you are a girl, you can try wearing your long Anarkali Kurta or tops with ankle length skirts pairing it with metal-oxide jewelry. Guys can wear their comfortable ethnic clothes too. However, at the time of Desert safari, do pack some denims or pants for your safe stay. You may even try out the famous Rajasthani dress ghagra-choli when in Rajasthan.

    Absolutely yes, Rajasthan is the combination of rich heritage and 100-years old history that makes it a perfect spot to acquaint yourself with India’s heritage. Places like Jaipur, Udaipur, Bikaner, Jodhpur, Jaisalmer etc. have a plethora of places that are a must-visit. Being the largest state and the only place that has a desert, it is considered to be on your travel bucket list for sure.