Jaipur:

Being the capital of Rajasthan and a down to earth escape for some, Jaipur is the most frequented city by sightseers. The main attraction of Jaipur is AMER FORT where the architectural beauty is simply stunning. Here you can see the SHEESH MAHAL which makes the tourists most attracted. It is very beautiful, made of whole glasses. The story of SHEESH MAHAL is that the Queen was very much keen to see the starts at night, but the king did not want her to sleep outside, so he built the Sheesh Mahal for her, WOW that’s called love. HAWA MAHAL where While sitting, the queen used to see the whole city, hmmmmm pretty cool.. JAL MAHAL which is made in the middle of the lake.

Jaisalmer:

Golden city of India situated in the middle of the Thar Desert. It has one of the most attractive sand dunes sites that is SAM SAND DUNES. DUNE BASHING experience at SAM SAND DUNES is something one should definitely try. Here you can enjoy camel safari. The best way to start your DESERT SAFARI experience is by booking an accommodation in the desert camp. JAISALMER FORT is called GOLDEN FORT also because of its golden stones. it’s a living fort, still, thousands of people live in it.

Ajmer:

Ajmer has the spiritualist Dargah Sharif of Sufi Saint Moinuddin Chisti. Ajmer Sharif All of you knows that how holy is the place. Ajmer Taragarh fort, it gives a really awesome view of the city. Pushkar is considered as a pilgrimage site. There is a Pushkar Lake which is very beautiful, around which you will find many temples. Here you can enjoy Camel safari that is camel Riding & camp Rajputana. National Research Center of the camel is also here.

Udaipur:

This lake city of Rajasthan is really stunning, and we can’t put in words how sentimental the sights are. vintage car museum here is the collection of King’s Royal cars. Bagore ki Haveli, if you want to glimpse of the life of King then you must come here. SHILPGRAM displays the crafts & arts according to its name. GULAB BAGH, biggest garden of Udaipur. MONSOON PALACE, the view of Udaipur’s lake is very good from here, in the ancient time, the weather was estimated from here. Some important Temples of Udaipur, Srinathji Temple, Ekji Temple & Jag Temple. Udaipur’s most beautiful & most popular place is CITY PALACE. Try here’s Daawat-E- Aam & Daawat-E Khaas. If you have time in the evening then definitely see traditional folk dance & song here…

Jodhpur:

This is the blue city of India.
In Jodhpur, you will find many forts and historical buildings like MEHRANGARH, The museum in this is one of the most well-stocked museums in Rajasthan. UMAID BHAWAN PALACE, one of the top-rated locations in Jodhpur! KAYLANALAKE RAO is the artificial lake. JODHA DESERT ROCK PARK, it’s unique nature park & many more.

Foods:

If you are fond of sweets, then definitely you should try GHEVAR, it’s a Rajasthani traditional sweet dish. If you are a non-vegetarian then LAL MAAS would be the best dish for you. Do you know?

Dal baati churma is the state’s classic signature dish. Here is the biggest surprise for you RAJASTHANI THALI, These dishes have amazing flavours. YOU SHOULD DEFINITELY TRY THIS.

Bikaner:

One of my favorite destination.
Well, Bikaner is the fourth largest city in the northwest state of RAJASTHAN. The city was found by RAO BIKA in 1486. The city celebrates its foundation on AKSHAYA TRITIYA by flying kites and eating special Rajasthani food that includes Bajre Ka Khichda and Imli ka Paani among other snacks. The celebration lasts for two days, known as Chhoti Akha Teej and Badi Akha Teej. People can be seen flying kites during these two days right from the early morning at 5-6am till late sunset. this culture is amazing.

Ranthambore wildlife sanctuary:

Do you know ?? Ranthambhore is the fortieth largest national park in northern India. Ranthambhore became a national park in 1980. Ranthambhore wildlife sanctuary is known for its Bengal tigers and is one of the best places in India to see these animals in their natural jungle habitat. Tigers can be easily spotted here even in the daytime. Isn’t it wow? Ranthambhore National Park lies at the edge of a plateau and is bounded to the north by the Banas River and to the south by the Chambal River. This wildlife sanctuary is named after the historic Ranthambhore fortress, which lies within the park.