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Rajasthan Heritage and Tourism
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This blog is not just a platform to provide travel information about Rajasthan but also entertain readers with fascinating tale of Rajasthan culture and heritage.
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Travel To Jag Mandir Palace, Udaipur
If you want style and romance, there’s no better person to turn to than a maharaja. More specifically, the Maharanas of Mewar. Where royal families in other countries might have added a wing to the palace to create a space where their young princes...
Wildlife of Rajasthan
The name Rajasthan reminds us with arid desert, rustic landscape, grandiose fort and palaces and colorful people. But it is the call of wild that is varied as your imagination. Rajasthan has some of the world’s richest flora and fauna, teeming with...
Camel Safari in Rajasthan Desert
The Place: India’s westernmost state, Jaisalmer in Rajasthan has exotic, barren desertscapes and drifting sand dunes.The Season: November to March The Gear: Desert nights are cold and can be unbearable, so it’s essential to take along plenty of w...
Yoga and Nature Therapy Centres in Rajasthan
In any society it is maintained that some kind of healing or preventive system us required for aiding longevity, Rajasthan in that context is not an exception. The erstwhile royal palaces had ancient system of healing therapy, which was solely depend...
The Bazaars of Jaipur
When Sawai Jai Singh II laid out his city, he took great care to invite artisans and crafts persons to come and settle here, and recognising the need for family life, created proper grids where they could settle here, and recognising the need for fam...
Hidden Gems of Rural Rajasthan
• Bayana – A curious mixture of Hindu and Muslim relics and ruins characteristics Bayana. The place rose to prominence in the Mughal era, situated as it is near the two Mughal capitals of Agra and Delhi. Ancient temples sit side-by-side with medi...
