Rajasthan

Jaipur, an erstwhile princely state, still has an aura reminiscent of past glory. Named as the Pink City, you will enjoy its colorful bazaars, grand forts & palaces, arts & crafts, cuisine and the hospitality that Rajasthan stands for.

The formidable Mehrangarh Fort here is one of the grandest forts in Rajasthan. It is also known as the Blue City and is famous for its colorful bazaars. On a trip to the nearby Bishnoi villages, you will experience the rustic way of life of the nature loving tribe who inhabit these villages.   

Udaipur, the city of lakes, is a romantic city with its grand palace by the Lake Pichola, royal garden and ancient temples. A sunset boat ride on the lake is an experience to remember.

The desert city of Jaisalmer appears to be a fairy tale land. The fort is one of the very few "living forts" in India with a full human settlement inside the fort walls. A walk inside the fort, the medieval Havelis (mansions), the nearby ancient city of Lodhurva and sunset camel ride in the desert are experiences to be remembered for ever.  

Ranthambhore, an erstwhile royal hunting ground, is famous for its Royal Bengal Tigers. A fort within the park is one of the haunts of the Tiger. A safari in the park reveals the many animal & bird species these jungles are home to. A sighting of the elusive Tiger will be etched in memory for ever. 

Rajasthan is home to a myriad arts & crafts. Block printing, blue pottery, handmade paper, gems & jewelry are some of the many arts & crafts of this fabled land.