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With its wild desert scenery, ancient sandcastle forts, pastel-coloured cities, dust-speckled light and its swathes of scarlet, fuchsia and marigold textiles, the cities of Rajasthan is sure to induce a bout of wanderlust. Marvel at the frescoes and havelis, or shop at the vibrant bazaars. Apart from being a sightseeing option, the grand palaces, temples, and museums of the cities reveal the famed architectural heritage of the state.
Beautiful indigo blue ink-spill patterned buildings make picture-perfect Jodhpur everything it's made out to be, and a little more. An epitome of everything Rajasthani, from every postcard you've probably ever seen, the spectacular sandstone royal desert town of Jaisalmer is charming and mysterious all at the same time. Get the feel of real desert of Rajasthan, with this twin city tour.
The imperial state of Rajasthan is a sensory assault. Revel in the hues and opulent displays of this 'Land of Kings', known for its blue, pink and gold cities. Embellished with innumerable imprints of chivalry, architectural prowess, and natural beauty, Rajasthan’s tourist places invite you to behold the charisma of the past.
The mystic splendour of Rajasthan cities is unmatchable; for its majestic forts, the massive palaces, and diverse cultures. Jodhpur is one of the most enchanting cities of Rajasthan, with its mighty Mehrangarh fort overlooking the city. Udaipur comprises a jumble of glittering buildings, surrounded by the Aravalli hills and dominated by Pichola Lake. Jaisalmer is the most western city in Rajasthan, firmly ensconced in the Thar Desert. Ranthambore National Park is the perfect synonym for the wildlife tourism in Rajasthan. See the best of heritage that Rajasthan has to offer, with us.
What makes India unique is its ability to carry forward the best part of its past into the present. A 'land beyond time', the subcontinent has managed to preserve its varied cultural heritage from magnificent forts, sprawling palaces and majestic tombs to vibrant art and dance forms accompanied with rich cuisine.
Erstwhile hunting grounds for royalty, Ranthambore National Park is now a huge has made long leaps in conservational efforts involving locals as well. From 26 tigers in 2005 to over 62 tigers a decade later, with 10 zones across 392 square kilometres, Ranthambore is clearly your best bet at a big cat sighting in the wild.
Late October to early March is the best time to visit Rajasthan. In these months you see the temperatures dropping and can enjoy the beautiful outdoors. Winters set in by late November and stay on till February. The sun feels good here during these months and one can enjoy the outdoors to the fullest.
Summers start from April and last till June. These months are hot but places like Mount Abu and Kumbhalgarh have lower temperatures.
Monsoons bring the temperature down and most of the areas, barring the desert region, see a lot of green. The beauty of overcast skies in Rajasthan are unmatched.
Air
Rajasthan has good connectivity with many cities around the globe and has three major airports. For domestic / international flights, there is an airport in Jaipur. Another international airport closest to reach destinations in Rajasthan by air is at Delhi 260 kilometers away from Jaipur. Udaipur, Jaisalmer and Jodhpur have domestic airports connected from major cities in India.
Rail
To reach Rajasthan, train is a good option. The state as a whole has 4600 Km of railway track, which means that it is evenly spread throughout the region. This wide railway network enables the state to get easily connected with the rest of the country. However, there are direct links from major cities like Delhi, Mumbai, Chennai, Kolkata, Hyderabad and Bangalore.
If you want to experience extraordinary leisure tour across the most significant tourist destinations in Rajasthan, you should also check out Palace on Wheels, Royal Rajasthan on Wheels and Maharajas Express. These luxury trains offer 3 to 7 night all inclusive tour in Rajasthan.
Road
The state has well connected state and national highways. There are twenty National Highways that snake around the state covering an area of 6373 Km. The most famous National Highway is NH8, which passes through Delhi, Jaipur, Udaipur, Ahmedabad, Vadodra, Mumbai and many others.