Rajasthan famous for the intricate architectural style employed by the erstwhile rulers of its city-states, with subtle variations from one end of the state to the other.
Rajasthan boasts of being one of the few places that has endured its indigenous cultures and traditions.
the impressive royal heritage that is so easily visible everywhere you go, it’s not surprising that everything looks even better at night, when the lights come on.
Rajasthan is dry and doesn’t have much variation in colour, the locals seem to want to make up for it by giving their lives as much colour as possible.
How about the closest encounter with the wild cats or watching them in their most natural habitats while only a hand’s distance away from them that's only possible in Rajsthan.
The hill-top forts of Rajasthan deserve a section of their own. Each fort has special in its own right be it Jaisalmer fort or Chittorgarh fort.
We found that Rajasthani food is rich, varied and satisfying, whether we were eating a simple dal-baati or a full thali.