The princely state of Rajasthan is a fascinating blend of culture, architecture and alluring bygone. A land where exotic tales of valiance and chivalry spins round every passing fort and palaces. Where art and architecture reaches the unsurpassable height and where lively, colorful and happy ambience is the key to life.

A visit to this desert landscape is a journey back in time to the ages of rajas and maharajas amidst magnificent ruins, unexpected forest glens, picturesque lakes, exotic wild life, colorful hamlets and enchanting sand dunes. Rajasthan is also well known for its world famous fairs and festivals, colorful bazaars, camel safaris, and traditionally attired people.

Whichever place you visit in Rajasthan, you are most likely to confront a majestic fortress or a ravishing palace that exudes a distinct appeal of its own. Among the most favorite places in Rajasthan include the only hill station of the state-Mount Abu, Pushkar (popular for festivals), Jaipur (Pink City), Bikaner, Udaipur (lake City), Jaisalmer and last but not the least Jodhpur.