Amazingly beautiful 5 famous tourist Destinations in Rajasthan

 Being an incredible destination for outdoor tourist, Rajasthan is a fantastic and marvelous blend of its rich and colorful culture, very exciting desert safaris, shimmering sand dunes, varied wildlife and making it a nonpareil destination. It is India’s oldest mountain range as the backdrop. Tourists are pampered by the lavish heritage properties and the warm welcome. The exclusive variety of rich forts and palaces keeps our eyes opened as these rich and mesmerizing palaces are no where available on this earth.Some of the most happening and unforgettable Travel destinations in Rajasthan are :

Ajmer : in the green hills of Rajasthan, Ajmer is an oasis wrapped at the south west of Jaipur. The most popular pilgrimage centre for Muslims as well as Hindus is visited by numerous film stars and business tycoons every now and then. Ajmer was the favorite residence for the great Mughals.

Jaipur :  The capital of Rajasthan and the pink city of India is constructed with pink stone, making it look like a painting where similar residence and market is visible. Constructed by Maharaja Swami Maan Singh II museum, Mughal and Rajasthani miniature paintings, royal costumes, Mughal carpets, arms and weapons, the city palace is the major attraction. The mesmerizing blend of Hindu and Mughal architecture is the Amer fort near Jaipur. The multi layered palace of Hawa Mahal is constructed with stone screens and latticed windows. The Haveli ofJ is a picnic spot where you can experience elephant and camel safari, delicious Rajasthani cuisines and beverages, art and handicrafts and much more.

Chittorgarh : holding proudly the oldest fort of Rajasthan, the Chittorgarh is the a stubborn pride of Rajasthan. With numerous gateways, the fort is the gigantic structure built by rulers in 7th century. The Vijay Stmabh and the Kirti Stambh, the victory tower and the tower of fame respectively are the in centuries ago.

Udaipur : known for some of the best wedding sited of the world, Udaipur strongly holds the privilege of having city palace build by Maharaja Udai Singh. The very famous lake palace and Jag Mandir are island palaces with dreamy locations and romantic ambience for regal parties and royal weddings. The island palaces are very well maintained and finished for every royal party on New Year and other occasions.

Mount Abu : the lake said to be constructed by the nails of god himself is the Nakki Lake. It is a dazzling blue colored artificial lake. Dilwara temples were delightfully carved in 11th and 13th century and dedicated to Jains. The fine marble construction is the biggest tourist attraction and the coldness of marble is efficient enough to penetrate your body and reach the soul.

Jaisalmer : covered in the rich desert, the jaisalmer fort is the perched on 250feet high on the hill top. The foor gates and three walls to be passed before entering the fort make excitement level high enough to be controlled as the fort is a perfect example of defense.

Carrying the pride of having a royal train like ‘palace on wheels’ and a huge variety of hotels and luxury ambiances Rajasthan is a state of India which has something for everyone to remember and an unforgettable journey of modern history.

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