The colorful cities of Rajasthan are full of sorcerous tales where the shifting sands of history are littered with the resonance of magnificently ornate forts and impressive palaces. Anyone interested in royal antecedents cannot fail to be charmed by the treasure trove of myriad monumental heritage of these cities. The cities of Rajasthan reveal an attraction, a commitment to cultures and age old traditions, that gives Rajasthan an unique identity that no other city in India has. So get ready to loose yourself in the aura of rich traditions and glorious past of the bygone era.
The cities of Rajasthan are the most vacationed places in India. Travel to Jaipur 'the Pink City', whispering the fascinating tales of the gallantry of Rajput rulers during the ancient past. Bikaner referred to as the 'Camel City of Rajasthan' is distinguished for the best camel rides in the world.
Not less important is the 'Golden City' of Jaisalmer, shimmering like a apparition amidst the desolate sand dunes of the hot barren deserts of Rajasthan. Sitting on the edge of popular Thar Desert is the vibrant city of Jodhpur, which is the leading centers of wool, cattle and camel in the country. The cities of Rajasthan tell its own stories that keep on mesmerizing not only the people of India but also the foreign travelers.
List of Cities in Rajasthan
Ajmer – Magnificently nestled in the Aravalli's of central Rajasthan, Ajmer is popular as the important pilgrimage center of followers of Islam all over the world. The city boosts of many structures that are the true portrayal of the ancient Muslim architecture in India. The tomb of Khwaja Muin-ud-din Chisti, the founder of Chistiya order is the major highlight of the region.
Alwar – Alwar is one of the important Rajput state in Rajasthan, that was founded by a family member of Kachhwaha belonging to Amber. All over the world, the city of Alwar is popular as the 'The Tiger Gate of Rajasthan' that makes its must visit on the tour to India.
Bharatpur – If we talk about Bharatpur, the first thing that comes to our mind is the Keoladeo Ghana National Park, which is the popular World Heritage Site. But hold on....Bharatpur is much more than just a wildlife park, the city is also famous for its other tourists attractions such as the Lohararh Fort and Ganga temple.
Bikaner – Well if you are fond of exploring the historical sites, come to Bikaner. Witness the Royalty of the bygone era, take the camel safari and explore the numerous forts and palaces and know more about the culture of Rajasthan. Some of the prominent attractions of the city include Junagrah Fort, Ganga Government Museum, Prachina Museum etc.
Jaipur – Cradled by the stupendous Aravalis, Jaipur – the capital city Rajasthan is a true tourists delight. The glorious forts and palaces, magnificent havelis, the archaeological museums, and exquisite temple sites are a part of the Jaipur tourists attractions. Check our Amber Fort, Jal Mahal, Hawa Mahal, Nahargarh Fort, Chowki Dhani etc.
Jaisalmer – The glorious city of Jaisalmer, founded by a Rajput king, Rawal Jaisal, in 1156 A.D., is best known for its forts, palaces, havelis, sand dunes and camel rides. The city shares a interesting history, rich cultural traditions, royal lifestyle as well as colorful fairs and festivals.
Pushkar – Pushkar is one of the oldest city in India. It seems God has taken special care while crafting the beautiful city. Pushkar is more of famous as an important pilgrimage center among the Hindus in India. It is the only city in India where you would find the Brahma temple. The main attractions here is the Pushkar Fair, held on the auspicious occasion of the Karthik Poornima. Large number of tourists gather at this place to be part of the largest camel fair in the world.
Udaipur - Your tour to the city of Udaipur is altogether a different experience, it lets you explore the architectural beauty and enjoy the serenity of its enchanting lakes. The city is home to rich heritage of cultural heritage,painting as well as art and crafts. Some of the prominent personalities of Udaipur include Maharana Pratap, Rani Padmini and Meera Bai.
Jodhpur – Located on the edge of the Thar Desert, Jodhpur is one of the three cities of the popular camel circuit tour. The city is most famous for the Mehrangarh Fort, Jaswant Thada, Umaid Bhawan Palace, Clock Tower, Dhawa Doli Wildlife Sanctuary etc
Apart from this some of the other important cities in Rajasthan include Mount Abu, Ranakpur, Sariska,Shekhawati, Sawai Madhopur, Churu, Jhunjhunu, Kumbhalgarh andBarmer.
Aparana Chauhan
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