With its unique culture and tradition, Rajasthan remains a state to explore, discover and enjoy. It is a place where you will explore a unique culture by interacting with the locals and learning about their way of life. Who doesn’t want to travel to a land where they can soak up the history and culture with every step they take? Rajasthan is a treat for all tourists who want a trip full of adventure, thrill with a touch of romance and perceive best hotels to stay in rajasthan.

Rajasthan is a state that has abundance of natural beauty from mountains to deserts with rivers flowing through them. Take your pick from the most popular destinations in Rajasthan – Udaipur, Jaipur, Jodhpur, Chittorgarh, Nathdwara and Bikaner among others. Each place has something unique to offer you!

Top Tourists Destinations to visit in Rajasthan:

1. Udaipur
2. Jaipur
3. Chittorgarh
4. Nathdwara
5. Jodhpur
6. Pushkar
7. Jaisalmer

“The City of Lakes” – Udaipur

The city of Lakes, Udaipur is a popular tourist destination in Western India. Founded by Maharaja Udai Singh II, the erstwhile capital of Mewar, this beautiful city is known for its palaces, forts, gardens and romantic backdrops.

The city has been blessed with clear water bodies and sandy shores, making it ideal for photo shoots. It also offers some spectacular architecture with palaces, forts and temples located across the city. Some of these beautiful locations include City Palace Museum, Saheliyo ki Bari Garden, Lake Palace Hotel, Jag Mandir Island and Jagdish Temple. 

Many people choose Udaipur as their wedding destination due to its exotic charm. There are many places to stay in Udaipur, which are suitable for every kind of traveller. The most important thing about these accommodations is that they are well-maintained and kept in very good condition. While staying at Udaipur you can have a great time with your family, friends or on your own.

“The Pink City” – Jaipur

The city of Jaipur is a feast for the eyes and the senses. It is a city that finds a place in every tourist’s heart with its spectacular royal heritage, evocative well-preserved buildings, and vibrant culture. As you travel around this pink city, you begin to realize that Jaipur is more than just a tourist attraction.

The Old City is charming and bustling with people all day long. A walk through the bazaars here would be an exciting experience as you shop for the colorful Rajasthani textiles, brassware, block-printed leatherwork, shawls and carpets. There are plenty of food stalls and eateries offering some delicious and eclectic cuisine.

It has an amazing royal heritage and evocative well-preserved buildings. Its main attractions are the Amber Fort , Hawa Mahal, Jantar Mantar, Nahargarh Fort and National Crafts Museum. Jaipur is considered to be the most walkable city in India, with friendly neighborhoods and familiar shops on every corner.

“Most Historic Fort City” – Chittorgarh

Chittorgarh, being considered as one of the most historic cities in Rajasthan has a lot to offer for heritage lovers. The city is home to many monuments that are associated with tales of valor and victory, sorrow and tragedy that are hard to be found anywhere else in India.

This city is most known for the imposing Chittorgarh Fort, which dominates the town and is a major tourist attraction. There are many places to explore in Chittorgarh like Chittorgarh Fort, Bassi Wildlife Sanctuary, The Bundi Palace, Nawal Sagar, Dabhai Kund. Away from the city’s hustle and bustle, there lies the mindful tranquility Resort set in the middle of the lake, jüSTa Lake Nahargarh Palace, Chittorgarh. You can stay in Chittorgarh under the architectural beauty of jüSTa Lake Nahargarh Palace surrounded by a magnificent lake and 8 acres of abundant wildlife.

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The most astonishing feature of Rajhasthani folk tradition is its variety. You can witness diverse aspects being sung and performed here, grown from varied cultures of countryside. You can feel enchanted by the local folklores, the tales of brave Rajput kings, devotional songs and much more. The folklore of this historic place is filled with the idioms of saints such as Malookdas, Kabir and Meera, narrating the tales of romance, heroism and everyday lives of people. Every region has its own songs, dance styles and even the instruments.

The Rajasthani folk instruments usually evolve according to territorial environment and settings. These instruments are still made and played as per the year-old tradition and enthusiasm. A wide variety of materials, such as bamboo segments, dried gourds shells and baked clay pots are used in the development of the music instruments.

The drumming instruments like Chang, Dhap, Nagara and Dholak add a fabulous rhythmic beat to the music while the string instruments like Rawanhatha, Bhapang, Sarangi and Kamaycha reckons a haunting aria. There are other instruments in the family such as Shehnai, Algoja, Nad, Poongi, Satara and some unique ones like Morchang or Kartaal, helping in keeping the taal for the effective execution of the music.

The music and dance tradition of Rajasthan has been kept alive by various communities such as Mirasis, Manganniyars, Dholis and Langas, whose family profession is to entertain people. These families pass on their knowledge of entertainment from generation to generation, starting from a very young age.

So, this time you visit Rajasthan don’t forget to take out some time and spend it with the local musicians and folk dancers, for imbibing the true essence of this land.

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