As we all know that India is the land of diversity. From Vanakkam in South to the Aadaab in Kashmir, it welcomes the tourists whole heartedly. Talking about welcoming guests, how can we forget the sweetest Khamma Ghani from the locals of Rajasthan. The natural beauty of this place brings you the tranquility you will never find anywhere else. The ancient structures, well, that makes me feel like a Queen whenever I walk across those fascinating forts and palaces.
Imagine visiting a place and getting an aesthetically appealing picturesque to see, which will give you an exceptional royal feeling. A perfect blend of culture, music, cuisine, architectural beauty and lovely people. The place where hospitality lies in its tradition. Yes, that’s what Rajasthan is.
So let’s take a glimpse of the neverending tale of Rajasthan’s beauty. The 5 most famous and fascinating places to visit in Rajasthan. I’m pretty sure after reading this tiny little article, you’ll start dreaming about Rajasthan’s royal beauty too.
Hawa Mahal
‘The Palace of Breeze’
Who doesn’t know about the ‘Pink City – Jaipur’? And if you don’t , well honey you need to spend some more time on our blog.
So, basically Jaipur is the capital of Rajasthan and most popularly known as the Pink City. Now coming back to this gorgeous architectural beauty which we have just seen, is a honeycomb shaped palace having 953 windows on its outer walls. Okay now we’re talking!
These beautifully structured windows allow breeze to wander through the palace making it a perfect place to visit in summer. Hawa Mahal is located at Badi Choupad, Jaipur and it was built in 1799. The illumination of sunlight in the early morning when the radiance of the Sun enters the windows makes morning the best time to visit Hawa Mahal.
Amer Fort
‘Pride of Rajputana’
Amer Fort is another majestic beauty in the Pink City – Jaipur. Amer is the hometown of Princess Jodha and many royal structures in the fort are influenced by the Mughal architectural designs.
The aura of royal splendour in Amer Fort attracts over thousands of tourists everyday. Also this magnificent fort has been included in the UNESCO world Heritage sites list.
Who actually built this historical monument?
And the answer is Rajput ruler Raja Man Singh. This fascinating fort is a reflection of Rajputana architecture. Amer Fort is an awe-inspiring example of creativity of Rajputana artists.
City Palace
‘Prime Attraction of the State’
Imagine Rajputana style of architecture with a combination of European and Mughal designs. City Palace of Jaipur is the most charming combination of these ancient architectural forms. This exceptional architectural beauty is located in the centre of Jaipur and is undoubtedly one of the prime attractions of Rajasthan.
Built by Sawaii Jai Singh, this palace showcases the rich cultural heritage of the state. It was built by following the rules of Vastushashtra. There are a number of beautiful structures in City Palace including temples, gardens and different gateways. If you’re planning to visit Rajasthan this majestic beauty will automatically drive you towards it.
Umaid Bhawan Palace
‘The Royal Residence’
Staying in a royal residence is a dream and Umaid Bhawan Palace is the place where dreams can be lived. It is one of the world’s largest royal residences and undoubtedly the most charming palace in India. Umaid Bhawan Palace is located in the city of Jodhpur.
This residence of Maharaja of Jodhpur, gives you the brilliant glimpse of beautiful lawns and gardens. Hotel Umaid Bhawan Palace is provided with the latest luxuries of modern day living and thus making it more exciting.
Jaisamand Lake
‘Asia’s second largest lake’
Yes, it’s a living and charming lake in the land of deserts. As I always say ,‘When you visit India, be prepared for the surprises’. Formerly known as Dhebar lake, Jaisamand Lake was established by Maharaja Jai Singh in Udaipur. It’s a lake amidst the six marble built memorials.
The serene beauty of Jaisamand Lake is the paradise for nature lovers. What makes the Jaisamand Lake more attractive is the sanctuary located near it. This sanctuary serves habitat to panthers, leopards, deer, crocodiles and several birds. So, if you’re a nature lover, pack your bags and visit this beautiful combination of wildlife and nature.
