Think of camels, rajput palaces and forts, deserts (may be hot climate) and the first name that will cross your mind is Rajasthan. The largest state of India has witnessed many reigns and all the remaining of forts and palaces has many rulers name associated with them. The culture and tradition of Rajasthan till date depicts the royal times that this state has seen for decades and centuries.

People of Rajasthan have many stories to tell about rajas and maharajas that have won and lost their dynasties, and all these stories from the locals are even more fascinating. Rajasthan has many forts and palaces that are now turned into heritage hotels, which attracts tourists visiting from all over the world. The palaces of Jaipur, lakes of Udaipur , temples of Bikaner and desert forts of Jaisalmer are the favorite spots of tourists, both Indian and foreigners.

Those coming for India tour will definitely have the visit to Rajasthan on their itinerary as such is the popularity of the state that is mouth spread worldwide. So is the ministry of tourism working on the promotion of Rajasthan because it has unique history that echoes in these forts and palaces that are rare in other parts of the world. The spectacular high rising Aravali hills passing through the drive from Delhi to Jaipur offers a beautiful scenic drive making it a pleasure one. Stop-over at various dhabas and even small rugged fort turned into a restaurant, refresh and provides delicious delicacies that will recharge you for your next drive.

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