Covering an area of 342,239 square kilometers, Rajasthan
is the largest state of India. It shares its political borders with the
states of Gujarat, Madhya Pradesh, Uttar Pradesh, Harayana and Punjab. It
also shares international boundaries with Pakistan. Rajasthan has a rich
cultural heritage that flourishes in tales and legends that speak volumes
about the rich history of Rajasthan. The state is an example of unity in
diversity. While traveling to Rajasthan you may come across many forts and
palaces that speak volumes about the rich legacy of this once princely
state. Rajasthan tourism offers you a variety of destinations to explore and
so many exciting things to do on your holidays.
The state of Rajasthan is famous for its palaces and forts and the imposing
structures that never fail to amuse the onlookers. The culture of Rajasthan
is absolutely colorful and the music and dances of the state are a delight
to hear and watch. On your tour to Rajasthan you will find that the state is
largely desert but the way people treat their guests and visitors will
overwhelm you. They are known to be extremely warm and hospitable and treat
guests like Gods.
Rajasthan is also famous for its wildlife sanctuaries. The sanctuaries
offer a wide range of flora and fauna. Though the state looks arid because
of the desert, you will be amazed to see the variety of life that thrives
over here. There are many safaris that let you explore the wildlife of
Rajasthan. You will be accompanied by experienced guides who know exactly
where to look for wild animals.
The cuisines are absolutely lip-smacking and must be tried by anyone who
comes here. The great heritage and culture of Rajasthan coupled with the
Thar Desert in the background makes it one of the most popular tourist
destinations in India. Remember, your tour of India is incomplete without a
look at Rajasthan - the land of Rajput warriors. So come and experience the
magic of Rajasthan, one that is sure to blow you over and keep you coming
back again.
