Cities of Rajasthan
The beautiful cities of Rajasthan showcase the glory of the bygone era. These fascinating cities of Rajasthan have kept alive the rich culture, art, heritage and history of the princely state of Rajasthan. Our tours to these cities of Rajasthan brings you closer to the regal magic of the state as we offers sightseeing tours to Rajasthan cities packed with history, culture, exquisite palaces, forts and temples. Travel to Rajasthan tour packages and explore its imperial grandeur. Read below some important and useful information for majour tourist cities of Rajasthan.
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The former princely state of Alwar is now a dusty, provincial town, visited by few tourists except those on their way to the ... |
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Visited by large chunks of devotees and also those on a pursuit of happiness, Ajmer, is known as the holy ... |
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A tiny village located just 25kms from Chittorgarh, Bassi is a famous tourist place in Rajasthan. Known for its sculptures and woodcraft it lies ... |
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Most famous for its bird sanctuary which entices large number of passionate bird fans from all parts of the world... |
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Along with Jodhpur and Jaisalmer, Bikaner was one of the three great desert Kingdoms of Rajasthan and... |
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Bijaipur village stretching out from the foot of the Vindhyanchal hills is a small place which got its popularity due to its Castle... |
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At the heart of Rajasthan, exists Chittorgarh, the land of brave men and determined women, where the regal ... |
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The charming little town of Deogarh, 55 km north of Kumbhalgarh, set among lakes and hills, has the 17th century ... |
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Cities of Rajasthan echo the glory of this princely state and are a living symbol of Rajasthan's rich cultural diversity... |
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Home to the gold and silversmiths who are famous for lacquer painted toys and attractive picture framework... |
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A labyrinth of fascinating bazaars, opulent palaces and historic sites, Jaipur is often called the “Pink City” because its prominent buildings ... |
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Today a remote outpost in the Thar Desert, Jaisalmer was founded in the 12th century by Maharawal Jaisal of the Bhatti Rajput ... |
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Set in the au naturel landscape of the Thar Desert, Jodhpur, “The Sun City” was founded by its namesake Rao Jodha ... |
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Set in the au naturel landscape of the Thar Desert, Jodhpur, “The Sun City” was founded by its namesake Rao Jodha ... |
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Cities of Rajasthan echo the glory of this princely state and are a living symbol of Rajasthan's rich ... |
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Khejarla is mainly famous for its gorgeous tradition fort resort famed as Fort Khejarla. Nowadays the fort is converted into a grand heritage hotel ... |
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Floating on the periphery on the immense Thar Desert in the Spirit of Rural India, the exclusive fort at Khimsar presents an extensive variety of experiences ... |
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Kota is a modern town located in the state of Rajasthan along the banks of River Chambal. Before 17th Century Rajput had hold on this city but later it became a liberal state ... |
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Located in the southern part of the colourful state of Rajasthan state is the beautiful Kumbalgarh Fort at a high of 1100 metres ... |
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Kuchaman City located in the Nagaur district in the Indian state of Rajasthan is a popular tourist destination. Famous for... |
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Luni is a small bustling village situated at a distance of 35 Kms from Jodhpur. The place had a great importance in the past and still the people in Luni ... |
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Positioned the spirit of the Shekhawati district of Rajasthan lies the gorgeous small city of Mandawa, recognized all through the state for its old massive forts and havelis ... |
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Mandore is placed 9 km from Jodhpur in the north direction and was considered as the capital of Marwar earlier than the establishment of Jodhpur ... |
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Once a part of the Chauhan domain of Rajasthan and used as a sunny season recourse for the male Rajput monarchs ... |
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Nagaur is a chronological city that residences the palaces, place of pilgrimage and a citadel. It is one of the hot traveler destinations in Rajasthan .... |
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Narlai is a magnificent town situated at the foot of Aravali hill in Pali District of Rajasthan ... |
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It was founded in the 17th century by Thakur Nawal Singh (a warrior statesman). Nawalgarh is situated 20 Kms of Fatehpur in the Shekhawati region ... |
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Neemrana is a significant place positioned 122 km away from Delhi in the Alwar region of Rajasthan and is an ... |
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Osian is situated 65kms from Jodhpur and was the former capital of Marwar. This ancient city is known for... |
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Pokhran is as well recognized as Pokaran. It is a city positioned in Jaisalmer bounded by stony, dirty and five brackish collections ... |
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One of the charms of the enormous desert of Rajasthan is the well-known sacred city of Pushkar. It is here in the middle of the shrines surrounded ... |
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Ranakpur is situated in the heap collection of Pali region, 23 kms away as of the Phalna railway junction ... |
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Ranthambore tiger reserve is one of the major and most well-known national park in Northern part of India ... |
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The jagir of Rohet came into being in the 17th century, and what was then the fort of Rohet is now a heritage ... |
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This region, named after its 15th century ruler Rao Shekha, has a number of fascinating small towns with well-preserved ... |
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Samode has come to mean many favorite destinations since it offers many invaluable experiences. ... |
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Sariska located in Alwar district, was the private hunting ground of the princely state of Alwar. Sariska was designated a Tiger... |
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Sawai Madhopur houses the great Ranthambhore National Park and the momentous stronghold of the same name, which lies inside the park... |
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This 17th century quiet little town, 113 km north of Bundi and lying en route to Ranthambhore, was once the capital of the only Muslim princely state in Rajasthan ... |
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This delightful little town, surrounded by orange groves and poppy fields, is dominated by a 19th century fort ... |
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