Rajasthan, as the name suggests, is a city of kings who conquered eras, establishing this state with lavish castles, forts, and palaces. Here, the colors of Indian culture, varieties of food, handcrafted jewelry, and attires tell the tale of royal living, which reflects not only in the lives of the kings but also in the common people and their society.
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. Rajasthan is famous for its folk dance, music, temples, kathputli dance, artificial lakes, deserts, wildlife, desert mountain ranges, romantic spots, wedding destinations, camel safaris, elephant safaris, and balloon rides, all of which combine to make Rajasthan truly special.
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Rajasthan's heritage and culture are rich and vibrant, with ancient forts, palaces, vast deserts, museums, art and craft, landscapes, and forests. Ghoomar and Kalbeliya are two dance styles that have gained worldwide recognition.
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The world-famous Jaisalmer festival is a unique experience for tourists, featuring camel rides, puppet dances, and folk music. The distance from Delhi is 775 km, requiring a 14-hour car journey. Most scenic spots: Jaisalmer Fort Patwon Ki Haveli Sam Sand Dunes Gadisar Lake Salim Singh Ki Haveli Desert National Park Bada Bagh Kuldhara Village Tanot Mata Temple Jain Temples of Jaisalmer
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Rajasthan offers several excellent desert safari destinations, with Jaisalmer and Bikaner being among the most popular. Jodhpur and Osian also provide fantastic desert safari experiences.
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The Kingdom of Mewar is also in the Thar desert, and Mehrangarh fort is the biggest fort of India, located on the peak of the mountain, height aloft, built by Red Marble. Most scenic spots: Mehrangarh fort Moti Mahal Jashwant Thada Jodhpur Museum Ummed Palace
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The major tourist attractions in Rajasthan during village tour are Paharsar, Karauli, Pachewar, Deogarh, Narlai, Luni, Pokhran, Gajner, Mahansar, Pachar and Samode village which boasts for its rich culture, color, arts and crafts, tradition and past.
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The Ranthambore National Park is one of the largest and most important national parks in the country. It is one of the most popular wildlife sanctuaries in Rajasthan. It is situated in the Sawai Madhopur district in Rajasthan.
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The best time to visit Rajasthan is October to March as days are sunny, not too humid, with cooler nights. The desert influences start doing their damndest in April, May and June when temps soar, although this brings tigers out in search of water, so great for safaris .
