Rajasthan

Rajasthan, the land of Kings and colourful melange of massive forts, stunning palaces, warm people, diverse cultures and delectable cuisines. Historic tales of Royal Kings and battles fought adorn the walls of the forts and palaces in the state. For wanderers interested in adventures should definitely get a glance of Jaisalmer sand dunes. Come, explore the combination of old and new in Rajasthan, a glittering jewel of India. Irrespective of rich cultural roots, Rajasthan is equally modern and flourishing as any other urban city.

Rajasthan, the name itself is enough to enchant vivid images of palaces, forts and culture. Rajasthan being one of those places in the world have been able to be deeply rooted to their original values and ideas. Book Rajasthan tour packages to witness the unforgettable charm of Rajasthani forts, palaces, monuments. Since the state is well connected to the rest of India by air, railways and roads, coming here is easy. Three prime city of Rajasthan, Jaipur, Udaipur and Jodhpur, have airports and Jaipur International Airport caters to overseas travellers. The architectural wonders of Jodhpur, Udaipur and Jaipur, Jain temples Dilwara, Sand dunes of Jaisalmer, together make up the rich heritage of Rajasthan. 

Ranthambore National Park is a former hunting ground and home to tigers, leopard and crocodiles. Camels, walking upon golden sand dunes. Sagas of ancient royal battles are printed in every fort and palaces, found in this state, including Mehrangarh Fort and Chittorgarh Fort. Our Rajasthan holiday packages will provide you the great experience of Rajasthan Heritage and Culture. Udaipur is a famous city of Rajasthan, is also popular among couples for its romantic charm and we can also provide you Rajasthan honeymoon packages just to know each other even better.

A fabled realm of the Maharajas and their majestic forts and palaces, Rajasthan showcases itself as the royal land of the kings. India is loaded with splendid ruined bastions, but nowhere will you find the fortresses quite as magnificent as what are found here, rising up imperiously from the desert landscape like those fairy-tale mirages of the bygone era.

Rajasthan is a northern Indian state bordering Pakistan. A glittering jewel of India, Rajasthan has something for everyone so whether you are planning an adventurous holiday hoping for a rendezvous with tigers or a quiet sojourn gazing at the beauty of the golden sand dunes, or to experience the many nuances of royalty - then Rajasthan is the place for you.

Also the land of sand dunes and jungle, camel and wild tigers, glittering jewels and vibrant culture, Rajasthan swanks off the lively element of India There are many festivals celebrated here to fill a calendar (and an artist's palette), and the shopping and cuisine are nothing short of spectacular A must-visit state brimming with startling, thought provoking and, some unforgettable tourist attractions, Rajasthan makes a perfect place into your travel itineraries.

Rajasthan is a beautiful amalgamation of the old and new, the ancient and the modern. The lavish palaces and magnificent forts are the reminders of a rich, romantic past that speaks of heroism, honour and chivalry of those who had ruled the kingdoms. Not only the past is glorious here, but the fast-expanding cities today like Jaipur, Jodhpur and Udaipur are a great example of culture confluence with modernity; despite the fact that the state has observed a steady progress since Independence, the people have still held on to their roots as is evident by their simple living and warm hospitality.

Vibrant festivals in Rajasthan

Adding the liveliness into your life, the fairs and festivals celebrated at Rajasthan give vibrant touch to the uniqueness of the state. Rejoiced throughout the year, the festivals at Rajasthan showcase the state's wonderful inheritance, delicious cuisines, folklore glittered with colorful outfits and extreme cheerfulness within the people.

Summer Festival

Held every year during Buddha Poornima, the Summer Festival celebrates the warmth of the people of Mt Abu It IS when the scorched land of Rajasthan comes alive with this two-day festival bringing forth all the gaiety, pomp and liveliness around. Mesmeric folk dances like Gair & Ghoomar, folk singing featuring the best singers from across the India fun activities like boat races, skating, band shows and many more make this summer festival one of the most popular festivals (fairs) in the state.

Mewar Festival

The Mewar festival is known to welcome the arrival of spring with open arms. It is celebrated in Udaipur with all the cheerfulness and joy. There is no doubt why this festival is in on the highly-recommended list when you visit Rajasthan. Giving the city Udaipur a glittery look, the celebration of Mewar Festival includes the local people dressing as Gangaur and Isar, followed by a procession that moves through the various parts of the city. The event continues with the number of activities, including the folk dances and songs. During this festival, the whole city of Udaipur seems to be drenched in the festive spirit displaying the distinctive colors of Rajasthan.

Jaipur Literature Fest

The Jaipur Literature Festival marks that period in the month of January when readers congregate to fulfil their avid craving for profound thoughts. Described as the 'greatest literary show on Earth', this festival celebrates writers from all across the world, giving an opportunity to the readers to be an inch closer to their favourite writers. This year, the event is all set to take place at the Diggi Palace, Jaipur Fair from 19th to 23rd January, 2017 inviting some of the finest writers from across the world.

Teej Festival

Also known as 'the festival of swings', Teej is observed particularly in the western and northern states of India. Its major significance lies with the reunion of Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvati. Owing to the fact that this festival is mainly for the women, Teej includes applying henna on hands and feet, dancing, singing, merriment, getting together with friends and narrating stories, wearing brightly coloured saris, sharing festive foods and playing under trees on swings. Women pray to the goddess seeking the good health and long life of their husbands. Husbands in return gift them with various items as token of love. The traditional sweet Ghewar is also closely associated with the festival.

What to Eat

Rajasthan, the land of Maharajas, is not only famous for its rich culture but also the distinctive and popular cuisine. Rajasthanis love their food and it is evident in the kind of preparations they make. Dal Bati Churma and Laal Maas are the most famous dishes from the state. Gatte ki Khichdi is undoubtedly the best rice preparation one can have in Rajasthan. It is also known for its snacks like Bikaneri Bhujia, Mirchi Bada and Pyaaj Kachori. Other famous dishes include Bajre ki roti (millet bread) and Lashun ki chutney (hot garlic paste), Mawa Kachori from Jodhpur, Alwar ka mawa, Malpauas from Pushkar and Rassgollas from Bikaner, "paniya" and "gheriya" from Mewar.