Rajasthan Attractions

Rajasthan Attractions

The magical land of Rajasthan is well explained through its colour, tradition and immense fortified beauty. Showcasing some of the unforgettable travel experiences, trip to this north western city can be a lifetime travel reward for anyone. The city gives the chance to explore the plethora of travel destinations. Monuments, palaces, forts of erstwhile kings give this place its signature style. From wildlife sanctuaries to sand dunes, lakes to palaces, art galleries to museums, temples to handicraft markets, the list of sightseeing in Rajasthan is endless. Cattle fairs, camels, colourful costumes, royal lifestyle, hospitable people, old tradition and regal forts - tempo traveller in Rajasthan would take at least a week to complete the common and the most popular areas of attraction. Be it with your family or a big group leisure trip, the state has plenty of options to enjoy for everyone. The vibrant state capital, Jaipur is known as the “Pink City” which comes from the same colour painted ornate facades. Established in 1727, Jai Singh II of the Kachchwaha founded this capital city. The magnificent City Palace, the dramatic Nahargarh, the remarkable Jantar Mantar, and the instantly recognizable landmark of Rajasthan - Hawa Mahal, or “Palace of Winds” are some of the major Rajasthan attractions in Jaipur.