The
legendary state of Rajasthan occupies a position in the northwestern part of
the Indian subcontinent. Infused with history and mythology, the state
remains studded with numerous forts, palaces and havelis all over. The vast
expanses of the Thar Desert and the ancient ranges of the Aravalli Hills are
a big draw for tourists from far and wide. Rajasthan is rich with culture,
fairs, tradition and a variety of cuisines which have been handed down
generation after generation.
Climate & Best Time to Visit
Summer, monsoon, post monsoon and winter are the four climatic periods in
the state. April to June is the summer time. During this period, temperature
ranges between 32 degrees and 45 degrees centigrade. Monsoon hits the state
during July increasing the humidity and continues till September. Post
monsoon season extends from October to November. December to March is the
winter period. Mid October to mid March is the ideal time to make a trip to
Rajasthan.
Major Travel Attractions in Rajasthan
» Forts/ Palaces : Being a land of valour and
romance, Rajastha offers to see a number of imposing forts and palaces that
dot its landscape from one corner to the other. The most popular ones in the
group include the Umaid Bhawan Palace, City Palace, Hawa Mahal, Lake Palace,
Jaisalmer Fort and Amber Fort.
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Pilgrimage Centres : Pilgrims and devotees too find a lot to quench
their thirst for spirituality. Tourists and holidaymakers from far and wide
arrive here to see the Only Brahma Temple at Pushkar. The Dargah Sharif at
Ajmer is a significant Muslim pilgrimage inviting hordes of devotees
regardless of caste and creed. Other places of worship in the state include
the Dilwara Jain Temple, the Karni Mata Temple, Eklingji Temple, Parsvanath
Temple, Shrinathji Temple etc.
» Wildlife Sanctuaries/ Parks : Rajasthan provide
excellent options of wildlife spotting as well. The Ranthambore Tiger
Reserve, Keoladeo Ghana National Park and Desert National Park are renowned
all over for the variety of exotic animal and bird species they harbour.
» Hill Stations : Those who are on the look out for
a cool retreat option have but one option. However, opportunities of
holidaying are no less. Mt Abu nestled in the Aravalli Hills is one of the
oldest hill stations in the state. The Summer Festival of Mt Abu attracts a
good number of tourists from the world over.
Air/ Rail/ Road Links
Jaipur, Udaipur and Jodhpur are the three major airports in the state of
Rajasthan. The airports have regular flights to Delhi and Mumbai and other
important destinations of the country. Railway stations are located at
Jaipur, Jodhpur, Ajmer and Udaipur, providing the state good links with the
key destinations of the country. Rajasthan also enjoys a fine network of
national and state highways.
Best
Golden Traingle Tour (7D) 
