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Pushkar Fair 2007
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Hotels in Rajasthan
Rajasthan the small tourist hub have lot more hotels with different budget and scale. Pushkar the small town is also having hotels from budget category to deluxe category of hotels in Pushkar. Click here to book hotel at Pushkar...
Date of Pushkar Fair 2007
The most celebrated festival around Rajasthan is Pushkar Fair. This year pushkar fair is at the month of september
Rajasthan Tour Package
Rajasthan itself is one of the most holiest and the religious destination which every Tourist wanted to include in his tour plan...
Hotels in Bharatpur
Hotels in Bharatpur offer the best accommodation options. Bharatpur has a range of hotels, from luxury hotels and resorts to budget hotels and guest hoses...
Hotels in Jaipur
A real connoisseur of art and culture, Maharaja Sawai Jai Singh\ufffds court witnessed an unprecedented spurt of activities in the cultural sphere...
Hotels in Alwar
A number of heritage hotels, RTDC and other private hotels provide accommodation to suit every budget. A number of excellent restaurants such as Dawat...
Hotels in Bikaner
The hotels in Bikaner, the ancient and colorful city of Rajasthan are equipped with a range of hotel options- from luxury hotels to budget hotels...
Hotels in Ranakpur
Ranakpur in Rajasthan is one of the main Jain pilgrimage destinations in India. The splendid temples in Ranakpur draw hundreds and thousands of ...
Hotels in Sariska
Hotels in Sariska are comfortable and reasonably priced. Sariska offers a range of accommodation from forest lodges and government tourist bungalows ...
Rajasthani Cusine
Land of Princes, as Rajasthan is called, shows off, many a fine gastronomic both within the palaces and outside. The royal kitchens of Rajasthan, the preparation ....
Rajasthan Festival
The Colorful city have lots of festivals to clelebrate. One can explore the Camel Festival, Kite Festival, Elephant Festival. ........
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Cities of Rajasthan
Rajasthan is one state in India where you can still here the drumbeats of history. The tales of opulence and extravagance of Indian Maharajas might have amazed you many times.
As the name suggests Rajasthan is the land of kings and princes. On the northwestern border on India, this is a place where history, myth, chivalry and romance form an exciting mix with the rugged natural beauty
Ajmer:-
Ajmer is a holy city revered by every religion. Wrapped in green-carpeted hills, the city is dotted with old monuments. The British chose it as a venue of the prestigious Mayo College where the sons and daughters of Indian nobles used to study ..............Read More
Alwar:-
Hope Circus, Bazaza Bazar, Sarafa Bazar, Malakhera Bazaar and Kedalgang Bazaar are the best places in Alwar to pick up the ethnic handicrafts and trinkets, must buys and souvenirs of the state.............Read More
Barmer:-
Barmer is going to be a colorful experience because Barmer is known for its rich crafts, dances and music. Once on the ancient camel trade route, the town is now the center for woodcarving, pottery............Read More
Bharatpur:-
Bharatpur is world renowned for the Keoladeo Ghana National Park. Not obviously a shopping destination, tourists heading for Bharatpur can manage to take home souvenirs and curios typical of India...........Read More
Bikaner:-
Bikaner is located in the northern part of Rajasthan and lies 316 kms from Jaipur, 240 km from Jodhpur and330 km from and Jaisalmer. The desert city shares its boundary with Jaisalmer, Jodhpur, Nagaur and even Pakistan. .......Read More
Bundi:-
The tiny city of Bundi lies perched on the narrow valley of the Aravalis. Gone are days of glory. But the remnants of palaces and forts . .......Read More
Chhitorgarh:-
Jaipur:-
The birth of Jaipur is dotted with engaging historical legends. History has it that Raja Sawai Jai Singh, the Second, conceptualized the creation of Jaipur, led by reasons like the growing head count, the paucity of water resources and the gradual demise of the Mughal aura .......Read More
Jaisalmer:-
Stretch your imagination a bit further. A night in the desert-scape, canopy of star studded sky overhead, mashals lit up, lilting melody of the local music and dance dreaming about Arabian nights? Come to Jaisalmer .......Read More
Jodhpur:-
The history of Jodhpur is a chequered one. Numerous battles have been waged by the neighboring states to possess the wealth of Jodhpur. Eventually, the ruler of the city signed a treaty with the British in 1818,to ensure .......Read More
Kota :-
Kota once belonged to the princely state of Bundi under the rule of the Chauhans. Kota is well known for its ancient palaces, havelis or mansions and castles. In the 17th century, Emperor Jahangir declared Kota .......Read More
Kumbalgarh:-
The biggest of all tourist attractions in Kumbhalgarh is the Kumbhalgarh Fort. Nearly 64kms north from Udaipur, Kumbhalgarh Fort is cradled in the Aravali ranges. Built in 15th century by Rana Kumbha .......Read More
Mandawa:-
The city is located 190kms off Jaipur. It is not long since Mandawa has come up in the tourist map of India. But the place has gained tremendous popularity as because of its rich cultural heritage. Huge numbers of people today travel to Mandawa .......Read More
Pushkar :-
Snuggled in the laps of the Aravali hills and beautified by the serene lake, Pushkar is a nature-lover's paradise. The sacred Pushkar Lake which according to a legend was created by Lord Brahma, the 52 ghats and 500 temples has added a mythical .......Read More
Ranakpur
A travel to Ranakpur would take you to one of the five holiest pilgrimage sites of the Jains. Rana Kumbha also built the temples during his reign. A sprawling cluster of temples built of dazzling white marble on the lush green backdrop of the Aravalis .......Read More
Ranthambore :-
Ranthambore is a famous national park close to Sawai Madhopur in Rajasthan. On the junction of the hill ranges of the Vindhyas and the Aravalis the dense jungle is a lush green region.......Read More
Sariska:-
A wildlife enthusiast should definitely travel to the Sariska Tiger Reserve, the prime tourist attraction in Sariska.Located in the Alwar district of the state of Rajasthan this wildlife attraction was originally a hunting preserve of the Maharajah of Alwar.....Read More
Udaipur:-
Situated on the banks of the lovely Lake Pichola and the lake of Fatehsagar, in Southern Rajasthan, the Eden like Udaipur, cocooned by the Aravalli Hills, is a dotted with numerous beautiful palaces, domes, shrines among other top tourist attractions.....Read More
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