Rajasthan Attractions
Rajasthan, the Land of the Kings, is the largest state in India in terms of area. It is also the most colorful state with enchanting towns and cities such as blue Jodphur, pink Jaipur, golden Jaisalmer and white Udaipur.
Geographical features include the Thar Desert in the west of Rajasthan, which extends into Pakistan and the Aravalli Range, one of the world's oldest mountain ranges.
Geographical features include the Thar Desert in the west of Rajasthan, which extends into Pakistan and the Aravalli Range, one of the world's oldest mountain ranges.
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Mount Abu is the highest peak in the Aravalli Range and home to the Dilwara Temple complex. The mountain is also home to several Hindu temples.
Rajasthan has several national tiger reserves, Ranthambore and Sariska as well as Keoladeo National Park near Bharatpur, which is famous for its bird life.
Rajasthan has several national tiger reserves, Ranthambore and Sariska as well as Keoladeo National Park near Bharatpur, which is famous for its bird life.
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Mandore, India
Mandore is a popular tourist attraction for the attractive gardens and rock terraces. This ancient capital, prior to the founding of Jodhpur, contains grand red sandstone cenotaphs for the Marwar rulers. These stupas and domes are contained within the gardens.
The 18th C Hall of Heroes in Mandore features Hindu deities and local heroes carved into a rock wall and then covered with plaster and vibrantly painted.
The 18th C Hall of Heroes in Mandore features Hindu deities and local heroes carved into a rock wall and then covered with plaster and vibrantly painted.
Roopangarh, India
Roopangarh is home to a fort that was built in 1648 and named for Maharaja Roop Singh. This nine turreted Fort was built over several generations and features many different styles that are evident in the structure.
The Fort has been beautifully restored and renovated into a hotel. The nineteen rooms are decorated to highlight the history and heritage of the Fort.
Tourists are welcome to visit nearby Sambhar Lake and experience camel safaris to the marble carved cenotaph in nearby Karkeri.
The Fort has been beautifully restored and renovated into a hotel. The nineteen rooms are decorated to highlight the history and heritage of the Fort.
Tourists are welcome to visit nearby Sambhar Lake and experience camel safaris to the marble carved cenotaph in nearby Karkeri.
Sam Sand Dunes National Park
Sam Sand Dunes National Park is located west of Jaisalmer and has become a popular tourist attraction especially for anyone wanting to experience a sunset camel ride on this desolate drifting sandy dunes. Sunrise or sunset is the best time to enjoy Sam Sand Dunes National Park.
The Desert Festival is held in Sam Sand Dunes in February each year. It is a big draw for nearby residents and tourists who come to participate in the fun, enjoy the color and laughter, and experience the cultural events and competitions.
The Desert Festival is held in Sam Sand Dunes in February each year. It is a big draw for nearby residents and tourists who come to participate in the fun, enjoy the color and laughter, and experience the cultural events and competitions.
