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The Royal Splendor of Rajasthan

Rajasthan an Indian state is situated in the North-western region of India, is often referred to the “Land of the Kings” due to it architectural marvels, Royal Palaces, grand forts and intricately carved temples. The vibrant cities of Rajasthan each have its own reflection into the opulence and grandeur of the region’s royal heritage, history and cultural legacy.

Jaipur the capital city of Rajasthan known as the pink city has many iconic tourist attractions. The magnificent Amber Fort made of red stone and marble is a UNESCO Heritage site. Inside the fort, are the Sheesh Mahal (Mirror Palace), the Diwan-e-Aam (Hall of Public Audience) and the Ganesh Pol, (a beautiful painted gateway). A tourist can explore the place on foot or take an elephant ride up the stone-paved path, experiencing a touch of royalty with tradition. Other significant places to visit are the Hawa Mahal (the Palace of the Wind), the City Palace and the Nahargarh Fort’s

Udaipur Known at the City of Lakes or “the Venice of the East” interlinked with many stunning lakes, like Lake Pichola and Lake Fateh Sagar. It has many other popular tourist attractions like the City Palace,  Saheliyon Ki Bari a beautiful garden known as the courtyard of the Maiden, the white marbled Monsoon Palace, and the Jagdish temple, renowned for its stunning facade.

The blue city of Jodhpur is a famous tourist spot, rich in royal history and natural surroundings. It houses the most famous Mehrangarh Fort, which attracts visitors. Other tourist attractions are the Jaswant Thada a marble like structure, the exotic Umaid Bhavan and the breathtaking Mandore Garden’s.

Jaisalmer another popular tourist destination is located in the heart of the Thar Desert of Rajasthan. The main attracting is the Golden yellow sandstone Jaisalmer Fort known as Sonar Quila or Golden Fort. It is a UNESCO World Heritage site. The Sam Sand Dunes, which comprise of colourful tent resorts and carnival-like celebrations, desert safari, camel ride, dune bashing, camping, bonfires, folk dances, with traditional music are the highlights for tourist attractions in the desert.

Rajasthan’s markets are famous for tie-and-dye textiles, embroidered leather shoes, lacquer ware, antiquities, carpets and puppets, colourful Rajasthan textiles, clay figurines, and classic silver jewellery etc.

Rajasthan also celebrates a few festivals and fairs like the Pushkar fair (an annual weeklong camel fair), Desert fair featuring folk music, art and puppetry, the Marwar festival honouring the heroes of Rajasthan etc.

The Rajasthan famous cusine comprise of the Dal Bhati Churma, Laal Mass, Gatte Ki Sabzi Pyaaz Ki Kachori, Mohan Mas etc., it is a blend of the Rajput rulers and the Mughal Emperors. 

The people of Rajasthan are an Ethnic Indian group. Their traditional clothing is of embroidery work, colourful turbans, ghagras, and intricate jewellery.

The rich heritage, warm hospitality, and breathtaking landscapes of Rajasthan attract tourists around the world who would love to explore the regal heart of Indian royalty.