Rajasthan Travel

Colorful costumes and jewellery, exotic havelis representing the royal grandeur of a bygone era, awe-inspiring forts rising out of craggy rocks, ancient temples housing age old scriptures and manuscripts and a palatable cuisine are all the true representatives of a true Rajasthani culture. Tourists visiting this region of Rajput rulers and kings are totally overwhelmed by this colorful region brimming with an immaculate zeal for life.

Right from the mighty monuments to the crowded jewellery markets, colorful cattle fairs and craft bazaars to religious shrines all contribute in their own way to make Rajasthan a bubbling tourist attraction.

A wide array of options is available to the tourists visiting the state for sightseeing. Right from visiting the splendid forts and palaces in Jaipur, riding the back of a camel at Jaisalmer and devouring a sumptuous cuisine at Bikaner to observe the dexterously carved marble havelis in Udaipur dazzling the tranquility of Lake Pichola; the tourists bask in the exceptional vibrancy of this land. To add more color to this cultural land come the colorfully accomplished medieval frescos on the walls of the massive fortresses, village potters at work; Kalbeliya dancers in action and the soul stirring Sitara and Jal Tarang strains. Adding up to the haunting quality of Rajasthan, these attributes make it an all time favorite with the tourists who throng the region to have a close look of Rajasthan steeped in a bizarre golden glow.

Religious places also find an important place in the tour itinerary of the tourists. With the only temple dedicated to Lord Brahma- the creator God of Hindu Trinity at Pushkar and Jain pilgrimages at Mount Abu along with the Rajyog centre of the Prajapati Ishwariya Brahamkumaris; the state is a much revered place and a popular pilgrimage centre too.

Well connected by rail, road and air, Rajasthan is easily accessible from all the major cities of the country. The Jaipur airport acts as a gate way to the state. Well connected to Delhi, Mumbai, Udaipur, Aurangabad, Jodhpur and few other cities in India, it has daily flights scheduled to and from these cities.

Another wholesome experience awaits you at Rajasthan in the form of 'Palace on Wheels,' one of the most luxurious trains in India. Seven days of incredible hospitality, brings a rare experience of living life king size is brought home by this moving kingdom. Other trains to Rajasthan also ply from some major cities.