Rajasthan Tourism & 10 Places you Must Visit in Rajasthan

10 Places you Must Visit in Rajasthan

• Bharatpur
• Jaipur
• Ranthambore
• Bikaner
• Ajmer and Pushkar
• Chittorgarh
• Jodhpur
• Udaipur
• Mt. Abu
• Jaisalmer

The land of kings, Rajasthan, is a place of art, music, history, and architecture. With glorious forts and magnificent palaces, the state is soaked in regal culture and offers an exotic experience of India’s royal past. It is one of the most popular destinations for local as well as international tourists. But if you haven’t seen Rajasthan yet, this new advertisement will definitely make you want to pack your bags and head out for a vacation.

Rajasthan Tourism The Royal Rajasthan is a place describing the cultural outlook of our country. The biggest state in India has a lot in store for you to explore in its medieval architecture. Here are few places one must visit in the Royal Rajputana Land.

Bharatpur-Rajasthan Tourism

1). Bharatpur

Distance from Delhi: 220 km approx.
Distance from Jaipur: 183 km approx.

Once served as the capital of Jat Kingdom, Bharatpur is now known for Keoladeo National Park which is one of the most visited bird sanctuaries in the world. More than 364 bird species both migratory and resident make the park an ideal place for bird watching and nature gazing.

Rajasthan Tourism The best time to visit the park is between Aug-Oct for the domestic birds and Oct-Feb for the migratory. Francolins, Quails, White-headed, and Reddy shelducks are few resident bird species, whereas Marbled Teal, Lesser white-fronted Goose, and Bar-headed Goose are few migratory ones that are commonly found in this man-made sanctuary. Other attractions in the vicinity are Deeg Palace, Shergarh & Lohagarh Forts, and the famous Govt. Museum. Agra and Fatehpur Sikri to are nearby add-ons to make an efficacious trip.

Jaipur-Rajasthan Tourism

Distance from Delhi: 275 km approx.

Distance from Delhi: 275 km approx.
Rajasthan Tourism The Capital Jaipur holds a limitless exploration. Having a rich culture remarkable food and hospitality makes the pink city among the top 10 most visited places in India. The mind-blowing ancient architectural masterpieces like Hawa Mahal, Jaigarh- Nahargarh-Amber Forts, and the City Palace; Jantar Mantar holds a tag in World Heritage Sites which surely makes the Jaipur trip a once in a lifetime experience.

The authentic Rajasthani cuisine at Laxmi Mishthan Bhandar and the street food will pamper your taste buds whereas Raj Mandir Cinema and Albert Hall Museum are few places to get amused. For peace of mind Govind Dev Ji, Galtaji, and Birla Mandir are few religious places that are highly visited.

Ranthambore-Best Places to visit in Rajasthan

Distance from Delhi: 390 km approx.
Distance from Jaipur: 145 km approx.

Watching the Royal Cats in action is a dream for every wildlife enthusiast. Ranthambore in Sawai Madhopur district is a wild habitat having a large number of animal and plant species. Apart from easy Tiger/Leopard sightings or the common herbivores, there are chances you may spot them. A striped Hyena and find Crocodiles resting at the bank of the lake. Bird and deer watching at the Surval Lake will add excitement to the safari. Ranthambore is also famous for the Ranthambore Fort. Which is listed among the 6 World Heritage Sites displaying the valor of the Chauhan Dynasty. Nearby must-visit check-ins are Kachida Valley, Raj Bagh Ruins, Bakula, and Padam Talao.

Bikaner-Rajasthan Tourism

Distance from Delhi: 450 km approx.
Distance from Jaipur: 335 km approx.

Located in the middle of the Thar Desert in the extreme North-West. Bikaner was once ruled by the Royal Kings of the Rathor clan who constructed the popular Junagarh Fort, Gajner Palace, and the Lalgarh Palace. The city is now a popular attraction for tourists who visit the great Bhandasar Jain Temple. Sri Laxminath, and Shiv Bari temples to seek solace. However, The Royal Cenotaphs (Bada Bagh) and Golden Jubilee museum must be added as a bookmark in your travel guide. While the camel safari camps add adventure in the desert, The National Research Centre on Camels attracts researchers.

Ajmer and Pushkar-Rajasthan Tourism

Ajmer and Pushkar– Places to visit in Rajasthan

Distance from Delhi: (400-412) km approx.
Distance from Jaipur: (130-143)km approx.

Rajasthan Tourism The Ajmer district is not only a popular pilgrimage center. Where millions pay a visit every year to Ajmer Sharif aka Khwaja Garib Nawaz Dargah but are also famous for other religious places like Nasiyan Jain Temple, Akbari Mosque, and Shah Jahan Mosque at the inner courtyard of the Dargah Sharif. Other historic places in Ajmer are Taragarh Fort, Akbar’s Palace and Museum, and Lake Foy Sagar. A few kilometers from the famous dargah is the one and only Brahma Temple. In the world known as Jagatpita Brahma Mandir. The Pushkar Lake where the very famous Pushkar fair takes place every year is in the vicinity. In Pushkar, other temples having religious importance are Aptaeshwar and Atmmeshwar.

Chittorgarh-Rajasthan Tourism

Distance from Delhi: 575 km approx.
Distance from Jaipur: 305 km approx

The land of the largest fort in India, Rajasthan Tourism. Chittorgarh in Rajasthan covers about 28 sq. km of land having four gates and multiple palaces and temples. Rana Kumbha Palace, Fateh Prakash Palace Padmini’s Palace, and Ratan Singh Palace, which once belonged to the Chittorgarh Royals are now tourist hot-spots while Meera Temple, Sanwariaji Temple, Kalika Mata Temple are flocked by thousands of sages every year. Another important archaeological gems in Chittorgarh fort are Kirti Stambh (The Tower of fame). Surajpol, Gunmukh reservoir which is a huge tank at the edge of the cliff and the Tower of Victory. Chittorgarh is also known for the two wildlife sanctuaries (Sitamata and Bassi) in its periphery.

Jodhpur-Rajasthan Touris

Distance from Delhi: 605 km approx.
Distance from Jaipur: 335 km approx

Jodhpur city, embellished with cultural traits and magnificent art and music works will make your Rajasthan trip memorable. Being an arid zone Jodhpur has no rivers flowing in the region. However, Balsamand Lake. Kalyana Lake and Gulab Sagar Lake give a magnifying view of the Jodhpur Fort near the clock tower. Umaid Bhawan Palace, Mehrangarh Fort, Jaswant Thada, Zenana Mahal are few gems of Rajputana architecture.

The city also gives a picturesque view of the Ghanta Ghar (Clock Tower) and the blue-painted. Houses under the sunlight gave it the name “Blue City”. During Rajasthan Tourism The second-largest district in the state has some very old temples (Chamunda Mata Temple. Jain Mahavira Temple, Ramdevra Temple, Sachiya Mata Temple) that give an extending and invigorating invitation to one and all. The Rao Jodha Desert Park, Arna Jharna (Desert Museum), Khichan Bird Sanctuary, and adventure activities. Like camel safari and desert, exploration adds to the bucket list.

Udaipur-Top places to visit in Rajasthan

Distance from Delhi: 690 km approx.
Distance from Jaipur: 420 km approx

The lake city. Udaipur is a calm city where you’ll find a large number of tourists exploring the vivid culture and gelling up with the traditions. Soothing lakes and classy palaces envelop your smile as you boat around the city in a sophisticated atmosphere. During Rajasthan Tourism The well-known City Palace. Shiv Nivas Palace, Bagore ki Haveli, and Saheliyon-ki-bari (Courtyard of Maidens) portray the entire city from the large windows and verandas; on the other hand guided tours of Pichola, Fateh Sagar, Jaismand, Udaisagar, and Rajasmand lakes will brief you about the royalty and cultural heritage of the city. Gulab Bagh and the zoo are places to spend quality time with the children.

Mt. Abu-Rajasthan Tourism

Distance from Delhi: 755 km approx.
Distance from Jaipur: 486 km

The only hill station in Rajasthan, Mt. Abu covers a rocky area of 22 km long and 9 km in the Aravalli Range bordering Gujarat. The mountain is not only home to several Hindu temples. (Gunmukh, Adhar Devi) but Dilawara Jain temples and the headquarters of the Brahma Kumari foundation as well. The popular charms of Mt. Abu are the sunset point at Nakki Lake and the Honeymoon point. The Hilltop aka Guru Shikhar and the Shanti Shikhar is the mountain peak where several people spend their evenings amidst a carnival atmosphere. Other places to pay a visit are Achalgarh Fort, Bailey’s Walk, Table Rock, and the Mt. Abu wildlife sanctuary.

Jaisalmer-Rajasthan Tourism

Distance from Delhi: 780 km approx.
Distance from Jaipur: 570 km approx

Rajasthan Tourism Travelling in the deserts of Rajasthan with harmonious country music. Jaisalmer City will show you the uniqueness of the state’s culture. Nicknamed as the “Golden City” Jaisalmer is also among the World Heritage Sites where the Royal Jaisalmer Fortress, Patwaon-Ki-Haveli. Bada Bagh, Pokhran Fort, The Maharaja’s Palace, Salim Singh-ki Haveli, and the Khaba Fort are a few man-made masterpieces. Moreover, you can catch a glimpse of the Royalty of the Rajputana by visiting the. Thar Heritage Museum, Folklore Museum, and the Desert Culture Centre and Museum and Kuldhara (the abandoned village). Tanot Mata Temple, Hanuman Temple, and Jain Temples in Jaisalmer Fort will end your trip on a peaceful note. Post your response on Fooditraveler