Ranthambhor National Park is situated in south-west Rajasthan, where the Vindhayas and the Aravalli Hills meet, the Ranthambhor National Park is bound by the rivers Chambal in the south and Banas in the north. Characterised by rocky plains, flat hill tops, gentle slopes and precipitous cliffs, covered by dry deciduous forest. Ranthambhor is virtually an …
There are many reasons for visiting Rajasthan. One of them is Shekhawati. Nowhere else in the world is there such a profusion of wall paintings, so intricate and finely executed, in hundreds of havelis, temples, cenotaphs, well and forts, as in this region. Shekhawati is today known as the open air art gallery of Rajasthan. …
CITY GUIDE Jaipur, the vibrant capital of Rajasthan, is popularly known as the ‘Pink City’ because of the pink sandstone used in the buildings of the old walled city. Jaipur owes its name and foundation to the great warrior-astronomer Maharaja Jaisingh II. The Hawa Mahal or palace of the winds is the city’s central landmark. …
One of the most romantic cities in all of Rajasthan, Udaipur is better known as the city of lakes. The marble palaces, the beautiful gardens and the placid blue lakes enhance the beauty of this city. It was founded in 1568 by Maharana Udai Singh II. The Lake Palace is certainly the best late example …
Mount Abu, sprawling along a 1200 m high plateau in the south of the state, close to the Gujarat border. Rajasthan’s only hill station and a major pilgrim centre, Mount Abu is located in the south-western corner of Rajasthan. Although a part of the Aravalli range, it is detached completely from it by a narrow …
Celebrations of fairs and festivals occur almost round the year in Rajasthan and give visitors the opportunity to gain an insight into the life of the Rajasthani. There are animal fairs, religious fairs and fairs to mark the changing seasons. There are also the fantastic, recently established festivals, especially organised for tourists involving elephants, camel …
Camel Safaris around Jaisalmer One Night/Two DaysDay One: Start after breakfast visit Badabagh (5kms) then safari continues for Ramkunda (5kms) (Lunch Point). After lunch camel safari proceeds for Lodurva (old Capital) dinner and over night in tents at Lodurva (8kms) total 18kms on camel in full day.Day Two: Start after breakfast visit Amar Sagar (8kms) then safari …
Nawalgarh to Samod Safari5 days / 4 nightsDay One:- In NawalgarhDay Two:- Nawalgarh – Parasarampura – Udaipurwati – 33 KMDay Three:- Udaipurwati – Nangal – Kanwat – 35 KMDay Four:- Kanwat – Thoi – Deorala – 30 KMDay Five:- Deorala – Khejroli – 30 KM Nawalgarh to Pushkar Safari9 days / 8 nightsDay One:- In …
Rajasthan is a large and colourful state and has enough variety by way of landscape – from deserts to forests to hills. A custom designed itinerary can be built around your specific areas of interest and the time available to you. At the very minimum you would need a week to 10 days to get …
Pushkar Camel Fair & Rajasthan Nothing can compare to the excitement of the Pushkar Camel Fair in Rajasthan! On the full moon of November of each year, thousands of villagers and pilgrims bathe in Pushkar’s sacred lake while countless more, decked in their colorful finery, buy and sell brilliantly decorated camels and livestock. Serious traders, …
