Luxury Rajasthan Tours

By Author: Jay Kajaria
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A trip to Rajasthan is always in the itineraries of tourists. And why not, there’s so much to see and experience in Rajasthan. If you are planning your next getaway to this Ship of Desert, the article will serve the purpose.

Go through Rajasthan's cultural heritage, architecture and landscapes and take home a once in lifetime experience. Rajasthan is located at the North-Western part of India where a great number of India's nobles have lived. It has a very diverse geographical feat as well as colourful and lively festivities. Rajasthan is a tourist haven for a number of tourist spots.

Land of Kingdoms

The name Rajasthan actually translates to Land of Kingdoms. It is the resting place of India's finest warriors and princes who courageously defended the capital from Muslim invaders. It is very rich in well preserved Hindu architectures dating as far back as the 6th century. If you are a great fan of architecture you definitely wouldn't miss out these places. Among which are Adisvara Temple which is the largest Jain Temple in the region. Its creator crafted it to be an aircraft to take him next to his gods. ...
... Also, among the famous temples is the Jain Temple in Ranakpur in Pali District, Nagda Temple, Dev Sommath Temple, Karni Mata Temple, Jaisalmer Jain Temple. You may also want to visit the Umaid Bhawan Palace which is found at the highest point Jodhpur, overlooking the whole Chittaur Hill. It has a hotel accommodation as well as a museum featuring the Royal families of Jodhpur.

Fairs and Festivals

Experience the diverse culture and colourful festivities of Rajasthan. Town's folks dress up in their colourful and brilliant costumes. The street is filled with tourists from all over world to watch snake charmers, acrobats, puppeteers and other street performers. Elephants and Camels are also dressed up for the occasion as they parade throughout the streets. Another important Indian culture is the practice of their Hindu faith. The religious festivities include Deepawali or the festival of lights celebrated between October and November. Another is the Holi or the festival of colours attracts tourist from far and wide to take part of the spring festivities.

Wild life

Rajasthan is also home to a vast diversity of birds as well as exotic animals. The Desert National Park in Jaisalmer features the vast desert ecosystem. This sanctuary is home to migrating as well as indigenous birds of the deserts. Eagles, falcons and vultures can also be spotted in the sanctuary. Among the famous eagle breeds are the Short-toed Eagle, Tawny Eagle and Laggar Falcons. The Rathambore National Park exhibits a safari tour amongst the tigers up close. Although, the Tal Chhapar Sanctuary is relatively small compared to others; it holds the rarest breeds of desert animals namely the Desert fox, blackbuck and the Great Indian Bustard.

Landscape Wonders

Rajasthan does not only boast its rich made-made architectures but it also take pride of its well and diverse landscapes. The north-west part of Rajasthan is just below the borders of Pakistan where the Thar Desert lies. Marvel at the sand dunes crafted by the desert winds or just appreciate the quite desolation away from the busy life of city. To south eastern part of Rajasthan lies the Aravali Range which is the direct opposite of the dry deserts of Thar. The Aravali Range is filled with vegetation and deciduous forests. Hike on top of Rajasthan by following the trail to the highest spot of Mount Abu.
The Rajasthan experience would be best if carefully planned. If you don't want to pay for a holiday gone wrong, Rajasthan has credible tourist agencies to take the load of your shoulders. Among which are the Luxury Rajasthan Tours, Cultural and Heritage Tours and Desert Safari.

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