Residing on the western side of the country India, this state is not only famous for its mouthwatering delicacies but also for its mythological folklores.  

Rajasthan, a state embedded with life-changing histories, is worldwide famous for its colorful culture and tradition. This land covers most of the part of our Indian history.  The huge mesmerizing palaces and forts of Rajasthan are enough to demystify the mightiness of the great Rajput kings such as Maharana Pratap Singh, Rana Kumbha, Maharaja Suraj Mal. The great Mughal emperor Akbar married Jodha Bai, the princess of Amber region of Jodhpur which was a huge turning point in Indian history. The uniqueness in its chivalry and the picturesque views makes this land a great attraction-seeker for tourists.

Popularly known as ‘Pink City’, Jaipur is famous for its architectural beauty like Hawa Mahal, Jantar Mantar, Nahargarh fort and the minuscule inscription on their walls make them more eye-catching. The wildlife sanctuary in Ranthambore makes it a perfect place to visit for a zoophile. Being the only hill station in Rajasthan, Mount Abu increases the inquisitiveness of tourists to visit this state and enjoy the sunsets and sunrises in such hilly region.

 The city Jodhpur in the Thar Dessert is famous for the 15th century Mehrangarh Fort which now has been converted into a museum displaying royal palanquins, weapons and beautiful paintings. Many buildings in this city are painted in iconic shades of blue which gives this Jodhpur the title of ‘Blue City’.

 Out of these cities famous for their speciality, this one stands out the most in attracting women with its excellence in Rajasthani jewellery. Jaisalmer, the golden city, is renowned for its beautifully carved out silver jewellery ranging from necklaces to bangles. Handicrafts also contribute an equal share in the market. 

Founded by Maharana Udai Singh II, Udaipur is well known for artificial lakes and royal palaces with intricate peacock mosaics. Another such city is Pushkar which is famous for its one and only temple of Jagatpita Lord Brahma. Bikaner, the city known for the huge Junagarh Fort which now is a museum to display royal portraits and traditional textiles.

 Rajasthan is a must go for paranormal activists or people who are curious about the existence of ghosts or spirits. Bhangarh Fort is the most haunted place in India which is located in Bhangarh, Rajasthan. Kuldhara is also cursed to be one of the haunted destination in this state. Sudhabay near Pushkar helds an annual ‘Ghost Fair’ to get rid of the evil spirits said to be posses people living in the village.

If we talk about the delicacies of Rajasthan, they have their own fanbase throughout the country. Daal baati churma is the signature dish of Rajasthan. Gatte ki sabzi, pyaaz ki kachori, ker saangri, papad ki sabzi, raab, Bajra ki roti with Lasun Chutney are the part of Rajasthani cuisine which no one can resist with. The state mostly populated by vegetarians also serves ‘Laal maans’ or red meat which is a must try for meat-eaters. Last but not the least is Ghevar, a sweet dessert which acts as a cherry on top for this full Rajasthani Thaali.

Mid-October is the favourable time to visit this grand royal state. one can visit Rajasthan via airways as well as railways as per their comfort. Just in case if one wants to spend their journey more joyously and merrily with their family and friends, journey on wheels is more advisable.

One should undoubtedly visit Rajasthan to witness the glory of our Indian history and spend some days in the pure environment away from the hustle and bustle of life.