Rajasthan - land of royalty, land of bravery, land of Rajputana. It is a place full of beautiful people, beautiful places to visit. Everything about Rajasthan is breathtakingly amazing. There is sumptuousness and miscellany in Rajasthani music which comes from a custom that is old and uninterrupted. The voices of both male and female are strong and powerful. Folks of Rajasthan chant devotional as well as jovial songs. Even children in Rajasthan have their individual unique songs called the Saanjhi and the Ghulda.

¢Attractions

Ranthambore National Park

This tiger reserve has been named after an old fort located in a park. It is said that this fort is around 1000 year old. You can go there and enjoy not only with tigers but also with wild boar, ground birds, water birds, woodland and a variety of eagles as well.

Gajner

This is a beautiful lake encircled by palaces. You can enjoy the beauty of this lake driving through the Gajner Wild Life Game Sanctuary where you will find animals like chinkara, black buck, and blue bulls in large group. It is an exclusive place for seeing and photographing the famous Siberian Imperial Sand Grouse during winters when they come to the lake for drinking water.

Osian

Visit this city for its beautiful Sun temple having engraved pillars. This temple also has a beautiful image of Goddess Durga. This temple also has a large assembly hall and images of several Gods.

¢Cities to Visit

Jaipur

Capital of Rajasthan, Jaipur is universally known as Pink City. The old city of Jaipur is partly surrounded with seven gates. You can see the past in superlative forts and palaces of Jaipur. This mesmerizing city with its quixotic magnetism takes you to era of royalty and tradition.

Jaisalmer

This, so called, Golden Mirage is situated in the heart of Thar Desert and dazzles resplendently in the morning. A breathtaking sight indeed!

Jodhpur

Former capital of the Marwar state, it was founded by Rao Jodha.

The standard of living in Jodhpur is bizarrely enthralling with people wearing exquisite multicolored costumes. The multihued and lively turbans worn by the men add more color to the city.

Udaipur

Udaipur is a captivating mix together of tourist attractions, sound, experiences and encouragement for the imagination of poets, painters and writers. It was founded by Maharana Udai Singh.

¢Festivals of Rajasthan

Rajasthan, no doubt is a colourful desert. Each region has its own custom, own way of celebrating festivals that adds to the Indian diversity.

Camel Festival

Camel festival is a distinctive celebration depicting camels and legacy of Rajasthan. The camels tap benevolently to the slightest course of their trainers. Their ornamented necks, jingling anklets spread a miraculous charm.

Desert Festival

It is celebrated in the month of January. A unique show of around three days adds to the beauty of Rajasthan. Various competitions like turban tying competition followed by Mr. Desert contest add excitement and colour to the merriment.

Brij Festival

It is celebrated in March on the eve of Holi.

The enchantment of Rajasthan has no match in the world for its legacy, custom, ethnicity, safaris, sand dunes and lush green forests. Rajasthan has a little for everyone; just decide on your movement.