10 Reasons Why You Need to Visit Rajasthan at Least Once10 Reasons Why You Need to Visit Rajasthan at Least Once

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10 Reasons Why You Need to Visit Rajasthan At
Least Once
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INTROUCTION

• Rajasthan is known for its memorable slope
  fortifications and royal residences, which are
  guaranteed as the best traveler objective for
  castles. Umaid Bhawan castle is the biggest
  imperial royal residence in Rajasthan.

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1. The ancient forts and palaces

• There are more than 360 temples in the fort
  complex. The fort is also known for its 'Badal
  Mahal'. The second courtyard is famous for
  Diwan-i-Aam, Sheesh Mahal, and Sikh Mahal.

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2. The heritage hotels

• Heritage hotels are the pride of Rajasthan and
  showcase the unparalleled craftsmanship of the
  past. you can experience the best hospitality in
  heritage hotels in Rajasthan tour packages. There
  are budget heritage hotels in Rajasthan.

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3. The wildlife

• In Rajasthan holiday packages, the royal state
  treats wildlife enthusiasts and bird lovers
  equally. Its vast landscape features incredible
  wildlife pockets, including endangered and rare
  species. Some of the state's wildlife sanctuaries
  and national parks include Ranthambore National
  Park, Keoladeo Ghana Bird Sanctuary.

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4. The city of colors

• The famous story behind it is that in 1876, the
  city of Jaipur was painted in terracotta pink to
  welcome the Prince of Wales and Queen Victoria.
  During this time Jaipur was ruled by the Maharaja
  Sawai Ram Singh. The painting of blue houses by
  Brahmins in the city was a characteristic of
  theirs.

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5. And the villages are fascinating

• Apart from major tourist destinations like
  Jaipur, Jaisalmer, and Ranthambore, Rajasthan
  tour packages also have many small and old
  villages which are known to attract a lot of
  tourists and travelers. Located in the Nagaur
  district of the Indian state of Rajasthan, this
  beautiful village in Rajasthan is steeped in rich
  history and culture.

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6. The UNESCO World Heritage Sites

• The features of the Rajput royals that once ruled
  this colorful and vibrant state are now
  prestigious World Heritage Sites in Rajasthan.
  These places are either ruins of ancient
  structures or prosperous forts and even a safe
  haven for wildlife.

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7. The vibrant and colorful festivals and fairs

• Some reflect ethnicity, some reflect the
  heritage, and some are purely cultural events.
  Truly in Rajasthani style, these festivals are
  definitely a celebration of life, heritage, and
  culture. This gives tourists a chance to see the
  different colors of the state.

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8. Rajasthani art and folk dance

• Coincidentally, Rajasthani, Ghoomar is probably
  the most popular folk dance in India. This dance
  form was introduced by the Bhil tribe and was
  later adopted by the royal communities of
  Rajasthan, including the Rajputs.

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9. The scenic lakes

• One of the most amazing lakes in Rajasthan is
  Lake Pichola which dates back to the 14th
  century. It boasts of four charming islands, but
  the presence of ancient temples and royal palaces
  amazes with its architectural grandeur and
  splendor.

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10. The shopping at the bazaars

• The specialty of this market is that bandhej and
  bodywear which are commonly known as tie and
  dyeing products are a must-buy for every tourist.
  You can also have beautiful turbans, leather
  goods, and hand-painted, vibrant sarees at home
  that reflect the extravagant Rajasthani culture.