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| JAIPUR: Famous as Pink City- Jaipur is certainly a major attraction for first time visitor. The city is surrounded on all sides by rugged hills and symbolizes the nine divisions of the universe. The city, apart from offering innumerable historical monuments, palaces and forts patronizes several arts too. Fascinating places worth a visit include: Amer Palace, City Palace, Hawa Mahal, Nahargarh and Jai Garh. |
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UDAIPUR: Founded in 16th century, Udaipur is one of the most romantic places in India, where you can see clear blue lakes, which very gently whisper the mood of a bygone era. Prime attractions include: City Palace, Lake Palace, Sahelion Ki Bari, Pratap Memorial and Jagdish Temples. |
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| RANTHAMBORE: The city of Ranthambore gets its name from the two hills- Ran and Thambore, situated in close proximity. Its' actually a heritage site, depicting many palaces, 'chattris' and forts. The city is famous for its tiger conservation project, which has stabilized rapidly the falling tiger population in the state. Places of interest include: Ranthambore National Park, Jogi Mahal and Badal Mahal. Best time to visit the place is from September to March. |
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BIKANER: Founded in 15th century by Rathore Prince Rao Bikaji, Bikaner is known for good breed of riding camels, which are among the best in the world. One can see world famous camel festival, which is held every year in the month of January. The city has many magnificent buildings made of reddish pink sandstone. The city very gracefully conveys the rich and vast culture of Rajasthan through its endless monuments such as Junagarh, Lalgarh Palace and many more. |
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| JAISALMER: The city of Jaisalmer evokes a true picture of magnificence and brilliance of Rajasthan. One of state's best loved tourist destinations, Jaisalmer is worldwide famous for its hospitality and culture. Desert festival is celebrated every year in the month of January/ February, where camel races and folk dances are organized. It's indeed a perfect time to visit the city during Desert festival, which reverberates to the sound of harmonious tunes and Rajasthani rhythms. |
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NAWALGARH: Better known as the "realm of frescos," Nawalgarh was founded in the beginning of 18th century by Thakur Nawal Singh, a warrior-statesman. The city boasts of some of the finest frescoes in Shekhawati region. This typical Rajasthani town reflects the old world charm through its colorful bazaars and hand- painted havelis. |
| ATTRACTION OF KOTA: - Kota is famous for its gardens, temples and palaces, Kota barrage , Madhosingh museum, Jag mandir, Chambal garden, Rana pratap sagar dam, Government museum, Haveli of devta ji, Bhanddeora temple, Gemains of garhgachh, Sitabari, Shergarh, Darrah wild sanctuary, Roch paintings, baroli |
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