Rajasthan Tour

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The land of Warriors, Kings, Forts, Monuments and vibrant colors, Rajasthan welcomes you! The Rajasthan tour will take you to places where you can revisit history. The travel package of Rajasthan will let you know about the people, culture, cuisine, tourist attractions and shopping centers.

The tourist attractions of Rajasthan mainly comprises of historical forts, which were build in the 7th century. The cuisine in this part of India is spicy and tempting. The Rajasthani culture is vibrant owing to the topographical variations. The best part of a vacation in Rajasthan is that you can shop here till you drop.

Rajasthan Tourist Attraction
The major Rajasthani tourist attractions make the western Indian city worth a visit. Superior architectural work, sand dunes, monuments, lakes and garden are what Rajasthan is famous for.

Albert Hall Museum
In the middle of the garden of Ram Niwas Bagh in Jaipur this museum has assorted exhibits such as textiles, paintings, arms, weapon, metal wood work and pottery.

Amer Palace
This palace was built by Raja Man Singh in the 16th century. The blend of Hindu and Mughal architecture can be seen on the walls of this palace. This fort was used for residential and defense purposes in the 16th century.

Chittorgarh Fort
This fort is the largest in India and was initially ruled by the Guhilot clan. Sprawling over a hill at 590.6 ft the fort is a tribute to sacrifice, nationalism, courage and chivalry of Rajputs. This fort has seven gates and you can get a majestic view of the city from here.

Dargah Sharif
The holy Dargah of Ajmer is famous by the name of Dargah Sharif. The magical sharif is visited by thousand of visitors every year and once even Akbar walked from Agra to visit the shrine.

City Palace
In the capital of Rajasthan, the City Palace is a fusion of Rajasthani and Mughal work of art. This palace was constructed between 1729 and 1732. The architecture of the palace makes it a top tourist attraction.

The other important tourist destinations of Rajasthan are:

• Fateh Sagar Lake
• Havelis of Jaisalmer
• Hawa Mahal
• Jantar Mantar
• Lake Pichola
• Pushkar
• Sahelion Ki Bari
• Shrinathji Temple
• Umaid Bhawan Palace?

Rajasthan Culture
The Aryan herdsmen, dwellers from the Bhil forest, Jain merchants, Rajput warriors, Muslim craftsmen comprise the dynamic culture of Rajasthan. Ruled by many warriors and the battle field of many historical battles, this state is also called the Land of kings. The colorful costumes, fairs and festival are also a part of the culture. Rajasthan becomes more vibrant and colorful during the fairs and events.

Banganga Fair
This fair is a tribute to Arjun, who was one of the five pandavas, and his first arrow, which was shot to satisfy the thirst of Bhishma.

Pushkar Fair
Pushkar Mela? is a pilgrimage fair and thousands of people visit Rajasthan for seeing it. It also involves selling and buying of cattle.

The other famous fairs of Rajasthan are:

• Chandrabagha Fair
• Gogaji Fair
• Jambheswar Fair
• Kapil Muni Fair
• Karni Mata Fair
• Mallinath Fair?

The Rajasthani folk dance forms, where men and women wear colorful dresses and move to the beat of rhythmic music, make the Rajasthani culture more vibrant. Many hotels and resorts arranges for special cultural programs based on Rajasthani folk.

Shopping at Rajasthan
The vast range of art and craft in Rajasthan makes the traveler shop till they drop. The local markets are filled with colorful handicraft, gems, stones, Zardosi, Banarasi, beads and paintings. The decorative sculpture made with clay is a unique art form of Rajasthan. The prices at the local market are reasonable but you need to bargain well. The jewelry made and sold by the localities ranges from Rs. 1.00 to Rs. 100,000. Each and every city of Rajasthan has some or the other specialty, which you can buy. A couple of things that you can fill your bag with are stone carvings, textile, tie, dye products, meenakari jewelry, blue pottery, carpets, terracotta items, wooden artifacts, metal craft, ornaments in precious handloom and products with semi precious stones.

Rajasthani Cuisine
The concept of royal cuisine comes from Rajasthan. The food from Rajasthan mainly comes from the royal families and is full of spices and meat. The vegetarian dishes are made with pure ghee, dry fruits . The sun dried snacks of Rajasthan are very famous along with other dishes like daal bati churma, missi roti and finger licking gate ki pulao. Some other items, which you must try, are Ker-Sangri on Bajara Roti, Frying Puris, Khud khargosh, Lassi and Sula - made with tender morsels of meat.