An indelible impression of meeting with pristine nature will be left behind by Ranthanbor National Park, located in the heart of t …
Savai Madhopur National Park (officially called Radhambor) is located in the largest Indian state of Rajasthan, near the village o …
Sisodia Rani-ka-Bagh is eight kilometers east of Jaipur, Rajasthan. This is a magnificent park complex with a two-storey palace, c …
Keoladeo National Park hosts thousands of birds during the winter seasons. More than 350 rare and endangered bird species are know …
Rantambor National Park is located in the state of Rajasthan and is considered the best tiger reserve. It is one of the most beaut …
Maharaja Palace (or City Palace) is one of the main attractions of Jaipur. The palace was built in 1728 and occupies almost an …
The most famous temple in Pushkar is the temple of Brahma, built in the XIV century. The temple is one of the few Hindu temples in …
The Adhar Devi Temple, also known as Arbuda Devi Temple, is carved from a huge rock and is located about three kilometers north of …
Indian temple Adinath is included in the temple complex Ranakpur, built in the XV century in the forest valley of the Arawali moun …
Mehrangarh Fortress, located on the high cliffs of Marwara 122 meters high, was built by Roa Jodha in 1459. Part of the fortress b …
Patwon Ki Haveli Mansion is the most luxurious mansion of the many built in Jaisalmer. It was built in 1805 by the wealthy trader …
Jaysamer is located in the heart of the Great Indian Desert. In the Middle Ages, the Great Silk Road ran through this city. Mercha …
Lake Pushkar (Pushkar Sarovar) is considered a sacred lake for Hindus. He is also known as the King of Sacred Places. The reser …
Eklingji Temple is one of the most famous temple complexes in Rajasthan dedicated to the Hindu god Shiva. Eklingji, one of the inc …
The Palace of Winds or Hawa Mahal is truly considered a symbol of Jaipur. It is also called the main wonder of this city. The p …
Jain temple complex Delwar is located at a distance of two and a half kilometers from Mount Abu and consists of five temples. T …
The Lalgarh Palace, impressive for its carved friezes, arcades, colonnades, jali grilles, was built by Samuel Swinton Jacob in 192 …
Salim Singh Ki Haveli is located in the eastern part of Jaisalmer. It is one of the mansions built by Prime Minister Jaisalmer Sal …
The Podmin Palace in Chittorgarh in the XIX century was recreated after reconstruction. The palace is a light three-storey buil …
The construction of Fort Nagar dates back to about the second century. The fort survived many battles due to its high walls and sp …
Jaisalmer Fort is one of the largest fortresses in the world. The fort was built in 1156 by the ruler Pao Jaisal, from where the n …
Fort Junagarh ("old fort") for some time served as the residence of the royal family, so it is considered one of the main attracti …
Gaumukh Temple is a temple dedicated to St. Vasheshta, which is located near the town of Mount Abu. Saint Vasita is one of the rev …
Mehrangarh Fort is one of the largest fortresses in India. It is 122 meters above the city and is surrounded by thick walls. Insid …
Rajasthan is a vibrant and contrasting region of India where history and desert landscape are intertwined with vibrant culture and ancient traditions. Powerful Rajput dynasties were born here, and in each city you can feel the atmosphere of ancient legends, colored bazaars and majestic architectural silhouettes. Traveling through Rajasthan leaves a strong impression: from velvet sunsets over the desert to bustling streets and calm sacred lakes.
Man-made sights of the region amaze with the scope and diversity. In the list of must-see - Maharaja Palace (City Palace) in Jaipur, the Palace of Winds (Hawa Mahal), the majestic forts of Mehrangarh and Jaisalmer Fort, Chittorgarh and Junagarh fortresses. Mansions and haveli, such as Patwon ki Haveli and Salim Singh Haveli, display luxurious carved facades and a history of the merchant era. Temple complexes and shrines – the temple of Brahma in Pushkar, the temple of Adhar Devi, the Jain and Hindu sanctuaries in Ranakpur and Ecklingja – add spiritual depth to the cultural landscape.
The natural gems of Rajasthan are no less impressive: the Ranthambor and Sawai Madhopur National Parks are famous for their wild fauna and are considered the best places to meet a tiger, the Keoladeo Ornithological Reserve attracts thousands of migratory birds, and the Pushkar and Gadisar Sagar Lakes provide scenic views and quiet walks by the water. The sandy expanses of the Thara desert around Jaisalmer, the hills of the Arawalli range and the resort of Mount Abu create contrasting natural routes for lovers of photos and outdoor activities.
On our website, all these attractions can be viewed on an interactive map: each point is marked, a brief description and practical information, photos and tips are attached to it. You will be able to independently build the optimal route, connecting forts, palaces and nature parks, export points to the navigator and estimate the distances between objects for convenient travel planning.
Traveling around Rajasthan is convenient both independently and with professional guides: the routes will allow you to walk through iconic places in a calm rhythm, and local guides will tell stories that you will not find in guidebooks, and show secluded corners. On the site you can find out about the available excursions, compare options and choose the format of a walk to your interests - from road trips in the desert to hiking in the palace complexes.
Come to Rajasthan to discover the richness of Indian culture, large-scale architecture and nature, full of contrasts. Plan your itinerary, mark the sights, book excursions and go to meet new discoveries – this region will not cease to amaze any traveler.
