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Rajasthan is one of India's most well-known regions. This princely realm is renowned for its antiquity, culture, culinary traditions and wildlife, attracting visitors from all over the world. Whether you want to visit one of Rajasthan's majestic forts, shop in some of India's most authentic bazaars, ride an atmospheric local train, or look for tigers and leopards in a national park, here are 7 best places to visit in Rajasthan.
Ranthambore is the best National Park in Rajasthan and is well-known around the world. Ranthambore, one of the original Project Tiger reserves, is at the forefront of India's conservation efforts and continues to be one of the greatest places to see tigers in the country. This picturesque reserve, centred on a fort and extended across the highly wooded Aravali and Vindhya hills, is an ideal animal habitat. Although the possibility of seeing a tiger is the main attraction, the reserve also supports a diverse range of birds and mammals such as leopard, hyena and sambar, as well as chital, nilgai, and crocodile.
The majestic Mehrangarh Fort, which soars over the lovely blue-hued buildings of Jodhpur's old town, is one of Rajasthan's most striking views. This spectacular fortified edifice is visible from practically anywhere in the city and is defended by the Thar Desert by a massive curtain wall, reinforced towers, and great entrance portals. It houses several palaces, temples and royal residences. Away from the fort, explore the lively Sadar Bazaar and the textile and handicraft shops in Jodhpur's fascinating old city.
Food is an important part of any trip to India, and Rajasthan is one of the country's gastronomic hubs. For those looking for some hands-on experience, some local families in Jaipur, provide a great one-time cooking instruction focused on authentic and simple Rajasthani dishes. Head to a local market to purchase the vegetables and spices, then learn how to prepare them into a variety of recipes under the supervision of one of the family members, culminating in the opportunity to enjoy what you've created.
Medieval Jaisalmer is one of Rajasthan's most memorable towns. Jaisalmer, which appears as a mirage in the vast Thar Desert, dates back to the 12th century and grew to become a key staging post on the historic trade routes that crisscrossed the region. Trade produced enormous wealth and a wealthy merchant elite, who graced the city with gorgeous haveli mansions and grand temples. The main walled city has changed little over the years, and the tiny lanes, wonderfully carved havelis and ancient temples are evocative and atmospheric, making for an enjoyable exploration.
Jaipur is renowned throughout India for its arts and crafts. Throughout Jaipur's history, prominent citizens have promoted and sponsored the city's craftsmen and artisans, a custom that has endured to the present day. Traditional processes are still utilised to make many valuable and highly appreciated products, with talents passed down from generation to generation. Explore Jaipur's creative past by walking through the lanes of the ancient city and visiting the studios of bangle makers, gold and silver casters, book binders, gemstone sellers, and foil manufacturers. You can also book a Same day Jaipur shopping tour from Royal India Tours for the best experience in Jaipur.
The Keoladeo National Park, located in Bharatpur, is one of the world's premier bird sanctuaries. Originally a hunting estate for the Maharaja of Bharatpur, the reserve is now a UNESCO World Heritage Site and home to over 360 bird species, including a high number of aquatic birds that winter in Afghanistan, Turkmenistan, China, and Siberia. Between July and October, many local migrants, including storks, spoonbills and egrets, visit the park to breed, while birds from other areas begin to arrive in October.
Temple enthusiasts will be lured to Ranakpur, which boasts some of Rajasthan's best temples. The Jain site in Ranakpur dates back to the early 15th century. The complex's undoubted showpiece is the towering Adinatha Temple, which is symmetrically arranged around a central shrine and features multiple spires, entrances, and porches that are all wonderfully proportioned and finely carved. The temple's interior is supported by 1,444 finely etched pillars, each unique and intricately designed.
