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Best in Rajasthan and Its Special
Features Rajasthan tour is one of the most
enigmatic in India's tour. It has something for
everything like if someone is interested in
architecture study, for them there are superb
palaces and monuments, for art lovers, Rajasthan
has stunning handicrafts, for jewelry lovers they
have age-old gems. Not only has this it had great
wildlife sanctuaries, cattle fairs, touching
hospitality, and pulsating festivities.
In this article best of Rajasthan is mentioned
which we miss at times in its diversity. 2
largest wall in the world We are all well aware
of the Great Wall of China but we miss such
things in India. 15th-century Kumbhalgarh fort
which is almost 100km from Udaipur has a
36-kilometer wall which is the second largest
wall in the world. Maharana Pratap the great
warrior of Indian history was born in
Kumbhalgarh. This is also a world heritage site
now and is loved by visitors. Adventure of
Rajasthan Rajasthan is a heaven for adventure
seekers. It is known for its sand and desert and
what can be more adventurous than camping under
the stars away from the hustle bustle of the
metropolitan cities and sounds of camel all
around. Spending a night or two in tents on sand
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dunes and loving sunsets near Jodhpur is the
major attraction of this tour. Some operators
also provide hot balloon rides from Jaipur to
marvel. Desert and camel safari are also popular
among tourists. Shoot Friendly Rajasthan has
great locations and palaces so how could this
stay away from the eyes of film-makers. There
are shootings of several films and serials which
keep happening in Rajasthan. Not only Indian
movies but also Hollywood movies are made in
Rajasthan. This is been done years like the
shooting of Mughal-e-Azam was done in 1960.
Satyajit Ray's Sonar Kella highlighted the
Jaisalmer Fort. Rand de Basanti, Bajirao Mastani,
and Jodha Akbar depicted the beauty of this
place through the locations are chosen. Opening
scenes of Dark Knight Rises had Mehrangarh Fort
as its maker was inspired by it.
Inspired by Rajasthan culture many TV serials are
based on Rajasthan these days. Luscious
Food People who are on a luxury tour of India are
more attracted by the food Rajasthan offers them.
Their food is based on the arid conditions of
the State. As most of the area is desert food is
innovated which requires less water. Also, meat
is their main focus due to the hunting culture of
Royals in the past. Dal Bati churma, Laal Maas,
Bajra roti are few of their famous
foods. Rajasthan has many royal and heritage
places which offer great food with full
hospitality. Tourist love staying in Rajasthan.
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Royal Culture Rajasthan is known for Royal
culture and families even today. The sport of
polo often associated with royalty in the
country and the State Rajasthan which has rich
heritage has given India most number of
Handicapped players. Seeing people play polo is
of great enthusiasm for players as well as
seekers and Jaipur, Udaipur and Jodhpur the
places to see that in life.
Wild Watching Ranthambore National Park is one of
the largest in India and is loved by nature
lovers. The former royal hunting ground which
was used by maharajas is best visited in winter
months. It has a tiger reserve and is one of the
best places to spot them. There are other wild
animals like leopard, crocodiles, boars, etc
which can be seen in the park. Tourist should
travel with tour operators who are expert in
tiger watching. Kumbhalgarh also has a wildlife
sanctuary which is one of the best places to see
a leopard. The fishing cat's favorite habitat is
Keoladeo National Park, Bharatpur, formerly known
as Bharatpur Bird Sanctuary. Royal
Heritage Since beginning royalty of Rajasthan is
mentioned as it is known for it. There are many
fort and palaces in the whole of Rajasthan which
saves its heritage even today. One of the most
recognized forts is Amer Fort which stands tall
atop a hill is outside Jaipur. There are other
forts like Mehrangarh Fort, Kumbhalgarh fort,
palaces like Somade Palace which only add to the
beauty of Rajasthan.
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