Jaipur
Founded by Raja Jai Singh II, Jaipur, the capital of Rajasthan is a major enticement to the visitors. The city has a mystical existence as it is surrounded on all sides by rugged hills and war scarred walls. The city affords a romantic sight due to its pink color domination.
Jaipur provides an enchanting view to the onlooker, especially during the sunset. The city has many splendid forts, fascinating aspects, and beautiful buildings to justify its status as a romantic place.

Places must see...

Amer Palace
This magnificent fort with its huge barrier & watchtowers is believed to have been the capital of the "Minas", the original inhabitants of Rajasthan.

City Palace
Nakkarkhana-ka-Darwaza, the imposing gateway of the City Palace guarded by stone elephants, is monumental.

Hawa Mahal
The engaging Hawa Mahal is a multi-layered palace, with plenty of windows and stone screens. Visit the place to make your trip interesting.

The city comes alive with…
Jaipur is the city of romance. As romance is never seasonal so is Jaipur- the pink city. Visit it anytime of the year to engage yourself in everlasting relationship with its romantic settings.

Jaisalmer
Jaisalmer is one of the most loved towns of Rajasthan. As a tourist destination, this city renders countless moments of pleasure for the yearning tourist. The traditional warmth and culture dominates the city of silvery sand dunes. The special magic and aura that this city creates is another feather in its cap. The city manages to sustain even during Brisith Raj and Mughal dynasty.
Places must see...

The Jaisalmer Fort
Jaisalmer Fort 'Sonar Kila' is huge and expansive. It affords a splendid view of the city from its top.

Manak Chowk and Havelis
A main marketplace outside the fort leads to the narrow lanes dotted with famous 'havelis'.

Gadsisar Sagar Tank
the lake affords a panoramic view when rainwater gets accumulated here. Also see numerous beautiful shrines around.

Jain Temples
The fort has three exquisitely carved Jain Temples dedicated to the Jain Tirthankaras - Rishabhdevji and Sambhavnathji.

Gyan Bhandar or Library
Some of the oldest manuscripts of India are found in this library established as a part of Jain temples.

Bikaner
Bikaner is known for good breed of riding camels, which are among the best in the world. The Camel festival held every year is famous all over the globe. Here you can see many buildings made of Reddish Pink sandstone that transcends the surrounding barren wilderness. Unlike other cities of Rajasthan, Bikaner has been able to retain its conventional aura of the medieval era.

Places must see...

Junagarh Fort
One of the most grand forts of northern India-- Junagarh Fort was built in 15th century by Emperor Akbar's general Raja Rai Singh. It remained unconquered till date.

Lalgarh Palace
Designed by a Briton for Maharaja Ganga Singh of Biakner, this palace exhibits a magnificent amalgamation of Oriental and European style.

The Ganga Golden Jubilee Museum
This has a large collection of pre-Harappan, Gupta and Kushan pottery. The affluent variety of pottery, carpets, paintings, armory and coins make this museum one of the best in Rajasthan. The Bikaneri miniatures, which are displayed in a separate segment for local arts, make visit to the museum a must.

Jodhpur
Located amidst the thorny vegetation and brittle yet awesome sand dunes, lies a grand fort above 120 meters. The city of Jodhpur is surrounded by 10-km long wall with eight gates. Here you can see a multitude of palaces, forts, temples and havelis, all celebrating the grandeur of Rajasthan.
Observe the city flourishing with traditional lifestyle and festivity throughout the year. The city has an extreme type of climate with temperature range variation being very high.

Places must see...

Mehrangarh Fort
Mehrangarh fort is one of the largest forts in India that is just incomparable as far as its beauty and grandeur is concerned.

Umaid Bhawan Palace
Built just recently in 20th century, this palaces was constructed under famine relief program. It has now been converted into a hotel with some parts being retained as a museum.

Clock Tower & Sadar Market
Clock Tower is a prominent land mark that remains a main attraction. Just sight the market has kept alive the old 'haat bazaar' culture.

Government Museum
Visit the museum for viewing a fascinating collection of weapons, textiles, miniature portraits, local crafts and images of Jain Tirthankars.

Pushkar
There are a few places in India that can't be described and Pushkar is one of them. You have to come here and experience the things first hand to appreciate the real beauty of this serene town. Surrounded by hills on three sides and sand dunes on the other, Pushkar forms a fascinating location and a befitting backdrop.
Pushkar is among the five dhams or pilgrimages that are held in high esteem by Hindus, the others being Badrinath, Puri, Rameswaram, and Dwarka.

Place must see.....

Brahma Temple
It is reputed as the only one temple dedicated to Brahma in India. A red spire marks the temple and over the entrance gateway there is a goose, the symbol of Brahma.

Savitri Temple
The Savitri Temple, located on a hilltop, is another attraction in Pushkar. It offers breathtaking views of the Pushkar Lake in the morning.

Pushkar Lake
It is revered as one the most sacred lakes among the Hindus. A dip in this lake is considered to be auspicious. Many temples located around the lake add to its charm.

Ranthambore
Who says Tigers have vanished from India? Come to Ranthambhore and spot them in their natural habitat. Located just a few kms from Sawai Madhopur, Rajasthan, it is one of the few places where this rare animal can still be found roaming in the wild terrain. It is surrounded by the Vindhya and Aravali hill ranges and is close to the outer fringes of the Thar Desert.
Animals that you would spot here.

The ferocious Tigers
The Park has been attracting the connoisseurs of wild life since time immemorial. It has an unmatched population of tigers that gives it a distinct appeal and adds to its attraction. They have been frequently seen at the edges of three lakes-Padam Talab, Raj Bagh Talab and Milak Talab.

Other wild species
In addition to this, a variety of other mammalian species that have made Ranthambore their home include antelopes, nilgai, sambhar, chital, sloth bear, wild boar, chinkara, porcupines, jackals, leopards, jungle cats, fox, caracals, hyena, gazelle, Indian hare, mongoose and jackals.

The feathered Species
The Park echoes with the chirping of more than 264 species of birds that include painted storks, white-necked storks, black storks, peafowl, crested serpent eagles, Bonelli's eagle, Indian horned owl, quail, partridge, spur fowl and paradise flycatcher.

How to reach
Jaipur is the nearest railhead. One can hire private coaches to reach to the sanctuary.

Udaipur
The various lakes in the Udaipur city have made it the Venice of the East. The pleasant climate of the city offers a welcome respite from the harsh climate of Rajasthan. From lakes in midst of the sandy terrain to green forested hills, the city offers many surprises that will leave you mesmerized.
Its narrow and colorful streets make it a place worth more than a brief visit. The city also offers a variety of handcrafted items including dainty folk toys, brightly colored garments, hand-printed textiles, batiks, and tie & dye sarees and fabrics.

Place must see....

City Palace
Located on a high hill, the royal City Palace is surrounded by a crenellated wall. Inside the palace there is a series of balconies, overlapping pavilions, terraces, corridors and hanging gardens that add to its attraction.

Lake Palace
The palace dates back to the ancient time. Today it is more reputed as one of the most luxurious hotels in India.

Bharatiya Lok Kala Mandal
The museum offers a breathtaking collection of folk dresses, ornaments, puppets, masks, dolls, folk musical instruments and paintings.