Rajasthan is one of the most popular tourist destinations of India because of the number of palaces and forts existing in this dessert state. It is one of the most colorful states of India that stands apart because of the beautiful monuments built here. Almost all the monuments of Rajasthan were built by the Rajputs. The architecture of these palaces and forts still surprises us. Many of them are way better than the constructions of today. Truly enchanting, the state will take you on a ride back to the times when the kings ruled the kingdoms and the queens made the fashion statements. Rajasthan is the best place to visit if history inspires you or architecture intrigues you. Given below are some of the best palaces in Rajasthan you might not want to miss out on.
An enchanting city of Rajasthan, Bharatpur is located at a distance of 178 km from the Pink city, Jaipur. It also lies on the golden triangle of Delhi-Jaipur-Agra, which helps the place attract even more tourists. Bharatpur also has other names such “Eastern Gateway to Rajasthan” and “Lohagarh“. Accommodations are no problem here as you get all kinds of lodgings to stay at, right from high end hotels to budget suits. You can move around the city via tongas and autos. You even get the facility of cabs. However, cycle rickshaws are the most convenient to find and travel with. This city has a number of attractions to see, the Bharatpur National Park being the most famous of all. Listed below are some of the best places of Bharatpur that must definitely find a place on your travel itinerary.
Bundi is another beautiful city of Rajasthan dotted with majestic forts and temples. This city has seen a number of Rajput rulers and each ruler has left some mark on it. Bundi has witnessed a number of significant historical events as well as a number of battles. Decorated with lively rivers and enchanting waterfalls, the city seems to be blessed by mother nature. To add to its beauty, the Aravalli Hills surrounds the city from three sides. It is also encircled with a wall that has four gateways. Listed below are some of the most visited places of Bundi.
Located in Alwar, Rajasthan, Neemrana has a very historical aura to it. Visiting this city would make you feel like you can see India living its past with your own eyes. Filled with forts, temples, lakes, springs and a museum, this town can capture your heart. This town is also known as the heart of the ‘golden triangle’ as it is located at equal distance from Jaipur, Delhi as well as Agra. One should definitely stay at the fort-turned-hotel Neemrana Fort Hotel if they are in this town. However, other cheaper options for accommodations are also available. Food is not a problem here. Apart from getting the authentic Rajasthani food, there are joints for other types of cuisines as well. Given below are some places people definitely visit if in Neemrana.
Originally known as Madhopur, Sawai Madhopur is a beautiful and legendary city of the desert state of India. Rajasthan is full of places that boast about India’s glorious past and this city of Madhopur holds an important place in it. There are a number of forts and temples in this city. Even the surroundings of the city are full of ruins of historical monuments. The Ranthambore Fort, the Chamatkar temple, the Khandar Fort and the Ganesha Temple are just a few of these popular spot. This city is also close to the famous Ranthambore National Park that houses a variety of wild birds as well as animals. This city has been a very popular spot among the curious people interested in the glorious history of India as well as among the wildlife lovers. Listed below are some of the most visited places of Sawai Madhopur.
Situated on the banks of River Chambal, Kota is the third biggest city of Rajasthan, India. Another legendary city of the Desert state that is famous for the forts, palaces and gardens, Kota was initially the part of the Rajput Kingdom of Bundi and therefore the city has a lot of stories to tell. It also has a great number of religious places that are quite important for Hindus as well as Sikhs. Also known for its rich flora and fauna, Kota flaunts its sand dunes, wildlife, forests, heritage and culture beautifully. Everything adds up to make a perfect holiday destination that can be enjoyed by everyone. If you are planning a trip to Kota, make sure to include the listed places in your itinerary.
Rajasthan, the state of kings, and Jaipur its capital. Jaipur is a beautiful city, rich in history and culture, and should be at the top of every traveller’s list. Its royal past is still visible, surrounded by once powerful forts, and regal palaces. The City Palace continues to be the home of the once mighty royal family. It is also known as the Pink City due to the stone used in the construction of various palaces and places of interest. Maharaja Ram Singh had the whole town painted pink when he welcomed Prince Albert of Wales. With attractions such as Jantar Mantar and Amber Fort, Jaipur is surely a regal destination one must visit.
Ajmer is located in the state of Rajasthan in India surrounded by the Aravali mountain range. Rich in history, the city has seen numerous dynasties ruling it and has monuments from all religions to prove it. Let us look at the top 7 places to visit in Ajmer.
The golden city of Rajasthan, standing out with its brilliant sandstone architecture is the home of the magnificent Thar Desert. September to March is the best time to visit this city, and the fact that it is a popular tourist destination makes it all the more interesting a journey. There are many notable places to visit, including the beautifully designed fort, and tasting the authentic Rajasthani food, so when you plan your trip to Jaisalmer, be sure to have at least a week dedicated to this pretty city. To make your experience in Jaisalmer more appealing, here are a few fun things you can do while visiting Jaisalmer.