Rajasthan, the largest state in India, is known for its opulence, royalty, colorful traditions, and Rajput valor. Both domestic and international tourists throng this desert state in North India to explore its rich cultural heritage.

At a Glimpse

The "Land of Kings" is recognized for its mighty forts, vast Thar Desert, and splendid palaces. The land was ruled by brave Rajput rulers who built majestic forts and grand palaces and also encouraged art and culture. Its authentic cuisine is famous for dal baati churma, kachori, and sweets like ghewar and gheriya. Lal maas and Mohan maas are popular non-vegetarian dishes. Rajasthan's Ghoomar dance is famous for its beautiful dance moves. When in Rajasthan shop for artistic jewellery, hand-knitted Persian carpets, antiques, and handicraft items. The main language spoken here includes Marwari, Mevati and Malvi and Jaipuri/Dhundari.

Places to Visit

Jaipur, the capital city is famous for Hawa Mahal, Jal Mahal, and Amer Fort. Udaipur is another glorious city visited for Lake Pichola, City Palace, Lake Palace, and Jag Mandir. Jodhpur is famous for Mehrangarh Fort. The Dilwara Jain Temple Complex in Mount Abu, the only hill station in Rajasthan and Pushkar Temple and lake in Pushkar are other famous destinations. Ajmer Sharif Dargah in Ajmer attracts Muslim worshippers from all over the country. Do plan your visit around Desert Festival of Thar and the Pushkar Camel Fair that draws tourists from all over the world.

This tourist-friendly state is waiting to greet you, "Khamma Ghani" with folded hands. Plan your visit!