Jaipur One Day Tour – Explore the mesmerizing beauty of Pink City!

If you are planning a one day Rajasthan tour, it would be advisable to prepare your itinerary list beforehand. As the King’s Land has a lot of things to offer, it would be difficult to explore the real beauty without a pre-plan. Historical forts, desert activities, massive palaces and rich culture & art of Rajasthan will capture your heart. The beauty of Rajasthan is beyond imagination! Rajasthan is the major part of the Golden Triangle tour & hence, it is on the must-visit list of every international tourist. Apart from rich historical forts and palaces, exploring the cities of Rajasthan could be so much fun.
 
Furthermore, exploring the beauty of The Land of Kings with friends, can double the excitement. Hence, for your one day tour to Rajasthan, our article will assist you to plan an organised itinerary. While planning for Rajasthan day tours, there are multiple cities you can explore. Jaipur day tour, Agra day tour, Jaisalmer day tour or Udaipur day tour are a few options!

To begin with, let us talk about Jaipur Day Tour! Jaipur – The Pink City is on the top priority of the Rajasthan itinerary list of every tourist. And if they are with friends, the excitement rises exponentially.

Jaipur is a charismatic city that provides a range of unique and historical attractions. Typically Jaipur requires 2-3 days to fully explore the city. However, even one day is not less to visit the most popular tourist attractions. The following itinerary will help you to explore the best sections of the pink city. Furthermore, Jaipur follows a block layout, so it is easy to navigate in and around the city.

In order to get the maximum out of your one day Rajasthan tour, we have divided the Jaipur Day Tour itinerary into two parts. The first section will cover almost all tourist destination of the city centre. It includes, City Palace and Hawa Mahal. While in the second section, we will talk about the massive forts, such as Amer fort & Jal Mahal.

So travellers, let us embark our mesmerizing one day tour to Jaipur!

Shall we kick off our Jaipur tour by visiting the magnificent City Palace? The home of Maharaja is a massive palace situated in the city centre. Apart from Maharaj’s home, it houses grand state rooms, interesting museums and ornamented gates. You can witness a wide range of historical articles, which are preserved in the museums. Be it historical art, royal consume, armoury or antique items, it has them all! While exploring the palace, if you crave for good food, you can hop to one of the famous restaurants within the palace – Baradari. Apart from offering mouth-watering cuisines, it also offers you spectacular view. The exploration of the massive palace may take 1-2 hours in all.

Next on the list we have, the Hawa Mahal! This multi windowed structure is one of the must-visit places in Jaipur. The Palace of winds was built for the Maharanis’ to spy on daily life without been seen by the commoners. It does not take much to explore Hawa Mahal, as only the exterior is worthier.

Let us now start the exploration of our second section.

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These 7 places will make your Rajasthan Tours special

Rajasthan literally means the “Land of Kings”. Historical forts, massive palaces, desert activities, Rajasthani cuisine and its art & culture with the slogan ‘Padharo Mahare Desh’ are few reasons, Rajasthan holds 3rd position on the list of ‘World Heritage Site Tags’. The beauty of this king’s land will leave you spellbind. Since Rajasthan is a part of Golden Triangle, it is on the priority list of every 3rd foreign tourist visiting India. With the palaces in Jaipur, lakes in Udaipur and desert forts in Jaisalmer & Jodhpur, it is magnetizes large number of domestic & international tourists.

Here, I will unveil top 7 Forts/Places of Rajasthan which every visitor should have on the top of the list of special Rajasthan tours:

1. Jaisalmer Fort: Constructed in 1156 CE by Rawal Jaiswal, the founder of Jaisalmer city, this fort is the UNESCO World Heritage Site. The fort is beautifully built using Golden- Yellow Stones found in Jaisalmer. This Sone Ka Quila, shines bright as if it is made up of Gold if seen from a distance. Located on the top of Trikuta Hill, it is a perfect place to witness the most picturesque and mesmerizing view of sunset. Apart from the sunset point, there are lot many things to explore in the Golden Fort. The fort is a collection of chambers, museum, Laxminath & Jain Temple, shops and what not! Plan your Rajasthan cultural tours and explore the massive landmark of Jaisalmer.


2. The City Palace: Still owned by the Royal family of Jaipur, City Palace is hidden deep in the folds of Old Jaipur. This palace is a perfect blend of Indian, Mughal and Rajput architecture with a touch of European style. It is a multiplex with unique infrastructure having several courtyards, gardens and temples. There are 3 gates to enter this colossal royal structure, namely – Virendra Pol, Udai Pol and Tripolia Gate. All the three gates are richly ornamented in Mughal style. Out of the three gates, entry from Tripolia Gate is reserved only for royal family and their friends. If you wish to explore the massive Fort, September – February is the ideal time.

3. Pushkar Lake: The historical & holiest lake is situated in the small town - Pushkar. It is the assortment of 52 Ghats and 500 Temples. It is believed that, the lake is creation by Lord Brahma’s fallen lotus petal. The fallen petal spurted the water. According to Hindu Mythology, the water of Pushkar Lake, cleanse all your sins and troubles. This Hindus Pilgrimage is one of the top destinations which are attracting large number of devotees and tourists in Rajasthan.

4. Ranthambore Fort: Located within the Ranthambore National Park this fort is a part of ‘Hill Forts of Rajasthan’. It was built by Chauhans in 944 CE and held it till 13th century. Every wall of the fort, speaks the history of the fort. Despite all the attacks, the fort still stands tall. The fort gladly stood against the attacks of foreign invaders to protect Rajput Empire. Situated on the top of the hill, the view of National Park from fort is itself breathtaking. Surrounded by mountains and dense forest, sometimes the big cats have been spotted from there. The 3 Hindus temples of Ganesh, Shiva & Ramlalaji inside the fort are the dominant attractions for tourists on Rajasthan Tours.

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Embrace the alluring traditions at the Mewar festival 2019

Eulogized as the India’s traditional land, Rajasthan has been popular amongst Indian visitors and foreign guests. The exultant and profuse crowd every year adds up to the opulence of the state. It was primitively the land of kings and their riches.  The colossal affluence of the kings led to the establishment of miraculous monuments, ranging from Nahargarh fort in Jaipur to Jal Palace Udaipur. Ship of the desert, Camel’s ride is the foremost attraction of Rajasthan. Promotion of Rajasthan tourism marks the signification of the opulent state’s traditional values.A lofty amount of tourists attend various events that are organized throughout the year to promote aforesaid asseveration. In order to enjoy the enticing excitement of the dessert land one can plan a Tour to Rajasthan.


Mewar festival 2019, Udaipur, Rajasthan

Udaipur is one the most beautiful cities in the world, surrounded by the beauty of hills.Mewar festival 2019, to be organized in Udaipur – “The city of lakes” is the 2nd world living heritage festival. Udaipur is known to allure capacious crowds with ample amount of foreign guests. Cities adjacent to Udaipur are Mt. Abu and Nathdwara. The former’s a hill station and the latter one’s a holy place connecting people to the divine force. Companies providetour to Rajasthan, Rajasthan Cultural Tours, Rajasthan wildlife tour and Heritage tours in Rajasthan at affordable prices. It is celebrated to signify the onset of spring season. The entire city manifest sojourn color schemes with eclectic imagination.

Liturgies of Mewar Festival, 2019

It is celebrated by women of Mewar in order to worship Goddess Gangaur to get bestowed upon with a happy married life along with long life of their husbands. The women-folk carve Lord Shiva’s (India’s MythicAdiyogi) statue alongside his consort Goddess Gangaur.

The procession comprising of the statues, visits various parts of the city along with women performing dance and singing religious songs.  It ends with crowd reaching Lake Pichola’s GangaurGhat. The Mewari women prepare a tidy sum of ghewar (Rajathani sweet) to worship the deities, which afterwards is consumed by everyone in form of Prasad. Visitors can get an amazing view of the boats carrying deities for immersion at the center of the lake. The completion of the ceremony marks the advent of the cultural activities.

Enticing Cultural activities at the Mewar Festival, 2019

• Interaction with professional local artists
• Seminars (unification of traditional and modern arts)
• Rangoli (colorful presentation of food and beverages by HRH group of hotels), an opportunity for professional chefs.
• Traditional dishes of the state are also showcased for visitors.
• Three day cultural event inclusive of classical – vocal and instrumental.
• Classical Dances all over the country are organized along with dramas depicting the traditional values of the state.

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How Rajasthan Tours can give you Jaunty Vibes

Besieged by the monotony & pressure of daily errands, everyone desires to unhook from their tedious life & escape into placidity. No leisure activity stirs up as much composure & joy as celebrating a festival does.

Festivals not only provide a reason to celebrate, but it also encompasses people from different religion & cultural backgrounds to come together & relish their differences with harmony.

One such festival that offers people from distinct communities & religion an excuse to make merry & paint the town red is Braj Holi-the festival of colors. The festival is just around the corner & celebrators from across the globe are looking for ways to get their royal Rajasthan tour materialized.

Introduction to Braj Festival

Braj Holi is a two-day festival commemorated every year in the Shukla Paksha of the Phalgun month in the Brij region, situated in Bharatpur district of Rajasthan. Marked with enthusiasm & gusto, the festival is dedicated to Lord Krishna.

During the festival villagers could be found dressed in multi-colored attire, singing & performing Raas Leela, a dance showcasing the life of Krishna & immortal love-story of Radha & Krishna. The entire Bharatpur town is painted in different colors & the sound of folk melodies fills the air as professionals lift their voices.

The exuberant cultural activities & festivities associated with the Braj Holi entice people from all over the world to select special Rajasthan tours packages & head to Bharatpur.

In case you are looking forward to attend this flamboyant festival, contact us to get your Delhi Agra Jaipur tour or royal Rajasthan tour booked.

BRAJ HOLI FESTIVAL IN RAJASTHAN

Rajasthan, the Ancient Land of Kings renowned for its charm & vigor is all set to embrace the festival of colors, Braj Festival. One of the splendid manifestations of Holi festival can be observed during this festival, which is held in Bharatpur district of Rajasthan every year in the month of March.

Highlights of the Festival:

This year the Braj Holi Festival will be celebrated from 16th March 2019 to 17th March 2019 with sheer glamour & joy.

During the festival Bharatpur will intriguingly transform from the desert land to a flamboyant & exuberant festive arena. The delighted villagers could be seen adorned in variegated attires, splashing colors on each other & painting their houses in scintillating & radiant colors.

Another outstanding feature of the festival is Raas Leela dance, which is said to be performed by Radha & Krishna in moments of deep affection towards each other. Villagers’ performing Raas Leela in traditional costumes is a sight worth beholding. The dance is accompanied by music narrating the folklores on the lives of Radha & Krishna.

A certain air of exhilaration descends over Bharatpur as the villagers & professionals began to sing folk melodies. Not only locals but tourists from across the globe visit Bharatpur to witness the saga. Visitors partake in the festivities with great enthusiasm & ardor.


Activities associated with Braj Holi Festival

The festivities of Braj Holi exhibit the true essence, spirit & culture of Rajasthan. This two-day celebration is jam-packed with a plethora of activities, competitions & shows.

Customarily, the festival begins with a “Nature Walk for Children” at the Keoladeo National Park of Bharatpur, which is organized by the district administration.

Photographic Exhibition, Bird fair & a seminar is organized to commemorate the festival.

Various rural sports activities are organized during the festival like, Kushti & Tug-of-War are held at Lohagarh Stadium in Bharatpur, Rumal Jhapatta & Safa Bandh (Turban Tying) are held in Deeg.

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Exuberant Nagaur Fair, the largest cattle fair (10th Feb 2019 - 13th Feb 2019)

The royal state of Rajasthan is renowned for its tradition & colorful culture. The myriad of fairs organized in this desert state serve as the most fascinating exhibit of merry making & festivities. The colorful stalls, elegant artifacts, lip-smacking delicacies, traditional Rajasthani attires, folk songs, folk dance and various interesting competitions organized during the festival period allures tourists from across the globe who seek for Rajasthan cultural tour packages.

Rajasthan fairs are means to witness electrifying displays of the state’s legacy. Among the popular fairs & festivals of Rajasthan include Mewar Festival, Camel Fair, Pushkar fair, Kite festival etc. The Nagaur Fair is the second biggest fair in the nation held annually in the month of January & February. Popularly known as the Cattle Fair of Nagaur, the city stirs with the thronging of cattle, horses and camels joined by their colorfully turbaned proprietors.

To witness the colors & brightness, royalty & hospitality, celebrations & feasts during this spellbinding exuberant celebration book Rajasthan tours and travel packages now.

Nagaur Fair: A peek into the largest cattle fair in agrestic Rajasthan

Nagaur district is the land of fairs & hosts the largest cattle markets in the desert state. The district packs the essence of incredible Rajasthan. The myriad of fairs & festivals organized here reflect the true face of rustic rural Rajasthan & are a strong witness of its social harmony. 

The Nagaur Fair is prestigious for exchanging cows, camels, horses & bullocks. Organized by the Department of Animal Husbandry, it brings out the true Rajput flavor of Rajasthan. This year the fair is scheduled for 10th to 13th February in the cultural district of Nagaur.

Individuals travel miles together to attend the festival & trade in these animals. The fair sees trading of approximately 70,000 bullocks, camels and horses every year. The animals are sumptuously decorated & owners are neatly dressed up with colorful turbans & long moustaches.

The fair is organized and displayed in such a vibrant way that it is appealing to the potential buyers and visitors. This event is organized on a huge tract of land that spans acres at a stretch. The trading of camels & cattle fetch high prices as they are well nurtured by their owners. They are known for their fitness & draws attention of large number of buyers. For Instance, the prices of the thoroughbred horses from Marwar can go up to as much as Rs 10 lakh.


The exuberant Nagaur Fair is conducted for four days. Along with the dealing of cattle, sheep & horses, it also witnesses:

1. Trading of tantalizing spices,
2. Mirchi Bazaar (largest red chili market of India),
3. Sale of wooden Items, iron-crafts and camel leather accessories,
4. Sports activities like tug-of-war, camel races and bullock races,
5. Performances by folk musicians & dancers,
6. Juggling, puppeteering, storytelling, etc

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The Ancient Land of Kings, Rajasthan has once again geared up to allure tourist from across the globe by organizing a lively & vibrant yearly event Bikaner Camel Festival in the honor of Camel, the ship of the desert.

Life in the harsh desert of Thar couldn’t have been possible without the Camel. This sturdy & rugged animal helps the inhabitants survive in severe conditions, devoid of which the desert will be incomplete.

Department of Tourism, Art & Culture of Rajasthan Government took the initiative to organize an annual event in January for people who desire to witness the desert state of Rajasthan in this magnificent glory. Bikaner Camel Festival is an event worth hunting for. Its festivities are on par with the other festivals & events host by Rajasthan. This event incorporates breathtaking camel performances like camel races, camel dances & neck shaking camel rides, folk performances by the local artists & so much more! People from all over the world are looking for ways to book Rajasthan heritage tours. Contact tour operator Rajasthan today if you are looking forward to attend this glorious event & choose the best travel package from heritage Rajasthan tours.

Intriguing History of Camel Festival

The camels of Bikaner are famed for their amazing strength, endurance & beauty & have been an indispensable part of Bikaner since times immemorial. This can be determined from the fact that the Bikaner Army had a Camel Corp named as “Ganga Risala”, which took part in World War 1 & 2 and as well as in clash in Somaliland, Chine & Egypt. Another camel unit owned by Indian Army named “Ganga Jaisalmer Risala” was seen in action in Indo-Pakistan War of year 1965; however it was later demobilized in the year 1975.

Camels are still employed by the BSF’s Bikaner Camel Corp for patrolling along the long international border which Rajasthan state shares with Rajasthan. These gentle yet brave animals have continued being a star attraction at Republic Day Parade on Raj Path.

Celebration of Bikaner Camel Festival

Bikaner Camel Festival is a two-day affair will be held on 12th & 13th January this year. The festival not only diligently celebrates “the ship of the desert” but also brings to the fore the special relation people of Bikaner region have with this robust & rugged animal. It also promotes camel breeding & age old tradition of training & taming camels.
Day 1 of Bikaner Camel Festival
The festival kick-starts with a flamboyant procession of camels beautifully adorned with traditional anklets, necklaces & bright-colored bridles. The procession starts at mesmerizing Junagarh Fort & ends at the Dr. Karni Singh Stadium.
The Camel Festival begins fervently on reaching the open grounds of the stadium. Some of the major events of this festival are:

• Bagpiper Band Recital By Army
• Camel Decoration Competition
• Camel Fur Cutting Competition
• Camel Dance Competition
• Camel Acrobatics
• Camel Race & Camel Beauty Pageants

The festival, though, is exclusively held to laud the camels, the traditional Rajasthan folk dance & music performances by the local artist add to the glamour of Camel Festival.
Traders & Craftsmen from all over India will converge at this festival; hence, there will an abundant of scope for souvenir shopping & tantalizing your taste-buds. Other festivities include fascinating fire dance, skirt swirling dancers & astounding fireworks that will illuminate the fortified desert city with ethereal lights.

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Ranakpur Festival: Extravagant celebration of Rich Rajasthani Culture

Rajasthan, the state of Royalty and rich legacy is a treasure trove history, art, culture & festivities. The desert state is renowned for its rich tradition & colorful culture & exhibits a variety of flamboyant events, fairs, festive bash & concerts all round the year. Rajasthan fairs & festivals add vibrant colors to this incredibly alluring state. Each festival witnesses interesting rituals, ethnicity & huge celebration. Rajasthan tour packages enable you to savor the folk tunes, tinges as well as twines framed in the sandy dunes.

With the onset of festive season, there are celebrations, gatherings & fair galore to look forward to. Right after the global Kumbhalgarh Festival, Rajasthan brings another splendid for the tourists to once again gain the insights into the lives of Rajasthanis with Ranakpur festival scheduled for 21st and 22nd of December every year. To undergo Rajasthan Heritage tours & participate in the jubilant activities grab Rajasthan tours and travels packages now.

Just like folk festivals in the pink city Jaipur & blue city Jodhpur among others, the holy town of Ranakpur near Pali witnesses a mélange of sumptuous Rajasthani folklore and cultural festivities with renditions by renowned dance performers & vocal artists during the Ranakpur festival.  Before we immerse in the electrifying celebrations and extravaganzas of this most popular festival of Rajasthan, let us know about “The Industrial City”, Pali where Ranakpur resides.

Pali: The Trade center of the Royal State

Pali is eponymously known as the Industrial city. It is a hub for merchant activities that has been an important part of Rajasthan from centuries. Pali is a land of rich heritage and cultural diversity. Carved out of erstwhile city of Jodhpur, this district flaunts its intriguing architecture via beautiful Jain Temples and other elaborate monuments. The delectable Gulab Halwa, an irresistible sweet dish made from milk comes from this infamous Industrial city.

This is not All! Plai is renowned for its Heena production in India. It is also known as the textile hub of Rajasthan. Pali hosts the famous Umed mill, the biggest composite textile mill in Rajasthan named after Maharaja Shri Umed Singh, the Maharaja of Jodhpur.

To cherish the rich cultural heritage of the Industrial city of Pali, tour to Rajasthan & witness the diversified colorful affair of cultural festivities.

Ranakpur Festival.

Ranakpur festival is a cultural event hosted in the city of spectacular marvels, Ranakpur. Organized by the department of tourism, this festival offers a unique insight into the local culture & heritage of Ranakpur. The city witnesses a plethora of fun activities in authentic Rajasthani style. These recreational diversions include:

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Things to Relish While Onboard Palace-on-Wheels-Train

Rajasthan, the largest state of India is a house to many glorious ruins & grandeur of its kingdoms. The land of Maharajas is blessed with timeless beauty that never fades away. In the contemporary world, where development is at pace, Rajasthan state has remained faithful in maintaining & preserving it roots & customs.

It is a land that showers you with love & warmth out of its rich culture of welcoming guests & visitors with joined hands. Only the flintiest of the hearts could resist the quintessential charm of this magical land.

People are looking for ways to book Rajasthan tour packages to this seraphic destination & relish the unrestrained luxury & opulence of Royal Train- Palace on Wheels. You can make the Rajasthan tour an unforgettable one with the hue of expedition & royalty.

Nothing can outpace the impression of the royal train tour on Palace on Wheels that makes a way along the spectacular avenues conjugated with archival monuments.


History of Palace of Wheels

The fascinating history of this royal wagon is directly proportional to its enthralling & intriguing journey. The train serves as a definite acclamation to the royal legends of Indian Kings as it chugs down to the heart of India’s rich artistic & historical legacy. Bespeckled with countless forts, palaces and lakes, Rajasthan is the land where the mythology & folklores are still alive.

The opulent & palatial carriages of this legendry train have a remarkable history of their own. They were once used by the rulers of Rajputana and Gujarat, the Nizam of Hyderabad and the Viceroy of British India.

However, the usage of these coaches was discontinued by Indian Railways after the Independence of India in 1947, as it was not feasible to include the gorgeous & traditional coaches in the normal passenger trains. It was in the eighties when the Rajasthan Tourism Development Corporation and Indian Railways decided to collaborate for a project & launch an extraordinary heritage Rajasthan Tour train. They aimed of providing a memorable experience to the tourists sojourning to Rajasthan on their Rajasthan Heritage Tours. The train made its maiden luxury trip on 26thJanuray 1982 & rolled on its regular operations in October 1982.

The luxury train was revamped in August 2009, clinging to its old charm. Later in 2010, it was voted as the 4th luxurious & prestigious train of the world.

Things to Relish While Onboard Palace-on-Wheels-Train

Palace on Wheels’ holds the distinction of being the first luxury train of India that takes its guests on weekend long royal journey across the princely states of Rajasthan & halts at Agra, the City of Taj. The train commences every Wednesday from Indian capital, New Delhi & ends next Wednesday. It undertakes this 3000 kms long journey covering amazing & splendid tourist destinations of North India.

You can add a touch of exuberance and luxurious feeling to your next Rajasthan Tour with Palace-on Wheels. Here is the list of things you can do while onboard this royal wagon.

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Scintillating Dussehra celebration in Rajasthan

Rajasthan is a land of rich culture, heritage, royalty and scenic splendors. The mesmerizing lakes, historical places, dessert & forts of this arid region attract admirers from all over the world. The plethora of colorful and traditional festivals of Rajasthan makes it a breath taking tourist attraction. To relish the charm of fairs and festivals of Rajasthan, get the Rajasthan tour travel itineraries, Rajasthan tour packages and celebrate the euphoric folklore.

Every festival in Rajasthan is an epitome of cultural, social and religious aspects of the people. They are celebrated in regard to commemoration or thanksgiving. Dussehra is one such festival celebrated with great zeal and enthusiasm in Rajasthan.

Dussehra also known as Vijayadashami is the day that follows the nine days of Navratri. It is the major Hindu festival that typically falls in the Gregorian months of September and October. The festival is observed for various reasons and celebrated differently in various parts of Indian subcontinent.

1. In the eastern and north-eastern states of India, Dussehra marks the end of Durga Puja. This day is celebrated to commemorate the triumph of Goddess Durga over the buffalo demon, Mahishasura.

2. In the other parts of India, the festival is synonymously called Dussehra. The day is observed to celebrate the triumph of Lord Rama over Ravana, the victory of Good over evil.

In Rajasthan, this day is marked as a National holiday. The festival is celebrated by towering effigies of 10 headed- Ravana, symbolizing 5 vices in men and women - desire, anger, greed, affection and ego. Burning the evil with fireworks marks the destruction of the vices within mankind. Dussehra also indicates the onset of the festive season with Diwali, the festival of lights -one of the most important and widely celebrated festivals of India.

This period of festivities is marked by many local celebrations in different regions of Rajasthan. This year in 2018, the victory of good over evil would be celebrated on 19th October. This day follows 9 days of Navratri celebration, the festival of gaiety, dance, music and fun.

During the nine day long festivity, clubs and gathering places are enthused with decoration, tempting food stalls, colorful lights and interesting games. People are adorned with colorful traditional costumes and perform Garba folk dance. Grab Rajasthan tour packages with Atulya Bharat and indulge in the phenomenal activities of this festive season.

The 10th day marks the end of Navaratri and is celebrated as Dassehra. Though the festival is celebrated all over India, Kota sets it apart with 75 feet tall effigies of the demons Ravana, Kumbhakarana and Meghnath.

People dress colorfully and offer prayers to Lord Rama. Dazzling procession is held to mesmerize the onlookers who gather from the surrounding villages. It also provides ripe opportunity for traders to advertise their products. Cultural programs are organized & scintillating performances are held by local artists.

To experience the fiesta and immerse in the captivating aura that is a mix of amusement & devotion get Rajasthan tour packages at affordable price now.

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Rajasthan Cuisine – A Major Attraction On Its Own

Rajasthan is the majestic land of kings. It is known all over the world as a popular tourist destination as it is home to towering Forts, Palaces, Halls and National Parks. A tourist should always have Rajasthan in his bucket list due to the amazing experience it offers.

Rajasthan is primarily made of terrain that is arid. Sand dunes constitute a good part of the terrain as it in close proximity to the Thar Desert. So, the early Rajasthan cuisine was influenced by the locally sourced ingredients that were readily available. It is to be noted that majority of those living in Rajasthan are vegetarians and this fact also influenced cuisine.

But Rajasthan is quite famous for Rajput cuisine in which meat is a primary ingredient. A few of the typical dishes of Rajasthan is as follows:

Dal Bati Churma:

This is perhaps the most popular dish and people from various parts of the world come to Rajasthan to sample its local cuisine. No Rajasthani food is ever mentioned without a reference to this famous dish.

Rajasthani Laal Maas:

This is another famous Rajasthani food made out of hot red chillies and the flavour that bursts on the taste buds is unforgettable. A spicy dish, this is never far from the minds of people when they think about Rajasthan.

Dil Khushal:

Dil Khushal is a sweet dish and is considered to be a typical Rajasthani dessert. It is made of gram flour and milk. Its texture is grainy and it makes for a good finish to any meal.An interesting fact about Rajasthan is that desserts like these sweets can be served before, during or after a meal unlike the protocol followed in other cities.

Any person going on a royal Rajasthan tour or golden triangle trip or special Rajasthan tour is sure to experience this cuisine of Rajasthan.Tour packages of Rajasthan also include this activity of sampling local cuisine as part of its package.

We offers Rajasthan travel packages and Rajasthan wild life tour packages in the best way and at reasonable prices.

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Khamma Ghani Sa! It is not just a general greeting but a new definition of hospitality in Rajasthan! The warmth to welcome the guests with joined hands emerged from Mewar Empire in the early 8th century. Today it is prominently used across Rajasthan as a gesture of conviviality towards guests and visitors.

Apart from the exuberant hospitality, this Land of Kings is also renowned for its distinct architecture, art, and unique heritage. Only the flintiest of the hearts could resist the charms of its rich regal culture and tradition. You can make this Rajasthan tour an unforgettable one with the hue of expedition and festivity.

Here is a list of ongoing/upcoming events that you can cherish on your visit to Rajasthan this month:

1.Sky Waltz Balloon Safari, Jaipur: Sky Waltz is India’s first commercial Hot Air Balloon service approved by the Government. Hot Air Balloon Safari in Jaipur provides you the spectacular experience that lasts for approximately an hour. As you elevate yourself above the mighty forts & palaces, you escapade damn dazzling bird eye’s view of the Jaipur City. The Hot Air Balloon service drives from 6 AM to 7 PM and can be availed from Jal Mahal, Amber Fort and Shiv Vilas.

2.Hash tag Music Fest: Hash tag Music Fest is not a destination for Grinches and features renowned artists & celebrities! You can catch All Black and Jaguar fame Sukh-e, popular singers & rappers Shrey Sean & Aaryan Sharma, and Saturday Saturday & DJ Waale Babu Fame Aastha Gill perform live at SMS Investment Ground, Lalkothi, Jaipur on 29thSeptember2018. Get ready to tap your feet to Punjabi beats with this Rajasthan tour opportunity.

3.“Ranthambhor: The Untold Saga” at Kalaneri Art Gallery: Ranthambhor: the Untold Saga is a tribute to an invincible fort that remained unconquered by war for centuries. It is situated at the junction of world’s oldest mountain range, the Aravalis and the Vindhyas. Ranthambhor is one of the oldest forts of India and ranks among UNESCO World Heritage Sites. You can witness the pioneer research on archaeology & history of impregnable fort from 29thSeptember 2018 onwards at Kalaneri Art Gallery.

The story revolves around brave and courageous Maharaja Hammir Dev Chauhan who put everything at risk to protect the glory of his motherland. The 60-minute movie makes the saga of palaces, secret chambers and temples come to life. The film is enchanted by the powerful rare Indian Classical music “Dhrupad” by Rajasthani woman singer, Dr. Madhu Bhatt Tailang.

The film aims to create mass awareness to conserve and maintain rich heritage and culture.

Rajasthan is the absolute place to visit if you are planning for an intriguing and thrilling voyage. Strategize your Rajasthan tour now and savor the irresistible charm of its festive aura.

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Top Places That Must Be Visited To Get A Taste Of Rajasthan

Rajasthan is considered to be one of the best places to visit in India and people from all over the world come to Rajasthan to experience a taste of royal India’s culture, architecture and cuisine. Rajasthan is home to many world heritage sites and has some of the best examples of brilliant architecture that depicts the skill and dexterity of the then Rulers of India. A few of the best places to visit in Rajasthan are as follows:

Desert National Park:

This Desert National Park is considered to be one of the largest parks and is situated near the city of Jaisalmer. Sand dunes rise majestically making this park a picturesque sight for any traveller who wishes to experience the mixed terrain of Rajasthan. More birds than animals have made this park their home and the rarest species of birds like the laggar falcons, kestrels, tawny eagles etc. are found here. The Indian bustard is a rare species that is endangered and it exists in this place and many take up the Rajasthan wildlife tours and Rajasthan desert tours for this experience.

Ranthambore National Park:

The Ranthambore National Park is a large national park covering nearly four hundred square kilometres. It was declared to be one of the “Project Tiger Reserves” in the year 1973 and in the year 1980, it was awarded the status of “National park”. It is most famous for the Bengal tigers it houses and people often make this trip to have a glimpse of these majestic beasts in their natural habitat. It is also home to the sambar, hyena, sloth bear etc. among many other fauna.


The Pushkar Fair:

This Fair is also known as the Pushkar Camel fair is held in the months of October and November and over one million people attend this fair every year. It is one of the largest fairs in India and Rajasthanfairs and festivals are very popular world over. It deals with camel, horses and other cattle. Cultural events like tug of war, camel races etc. make this the best time for fun and frolic and many people try visiting Rajasthan during these months so as not to miss this epic Fair. Any Royal Rajasthan tour package during these months will surely find this place on its itinerary.


Bikaner:

Bikaner is a city in the North western part of Rajasthan. The most famous Junagarh fort, which is a collection of exceptionally built structures and halls form the major attraction here. The Bhandasar Jain temple well known for leaf paintings is also situated here. Bikaner will find a place in any Rajasthan desert touror special Rajasthan tours as it is surrounded by the Thar Desert and is a beautiful sight to look at.

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