Being the land of Maharajas and Royalty, Rajasthan is a real gem in the Indian subcontinent. With an extraordinary wealth of heritage, history and culture, Rajasthan is an experience like no other. The state is home to innumerable palaces, forts and monuments. If you are a history or architecture buff, Rajasthan is a place which will leave you with memories to cherish for life. Rajasthan is also known as land of Rajputs as the word 'Rajput' translates to 'son of rulers' which came into existence during the 8th and founded their kingdom.
Delhi is the capital of India and is an incredible city to explore. Rich in heritage, architecture and food, Delhi will be a wonder to behold for travelers and explorers. Experience the food of Delhi which ranges from authentic Mughlai food to Continental, delivering every cuisine at excellent qualities.
Samode is one of the most picturesque towns which is located forty kilometres away from Jaipur. Peppered with magnificent Havelis and quaint shops, Samode is a beautiful destination to begin your Heritage trip to Rajasthan.
Nawalgarh is famous for its intricate frescoes and havelis. It is considered to be the Golden City of Rajasthan. Legend tells that when Marwaris would set off to cosmopolitans such as Calcutta and Bombay, they would send back money to Nawalgarh as their businesses would start to flourish. The more successful they became, they began sending artists to Nawalgarh to construct ornate palaces and Havelis to show off their wealth.
The beautiful town of Mandawa was fortified by dominant merchantmen in the eighteenth century and is known for its gorgeous forts and havelis. In the bygone era, Mandawa used to be one of the prime cultural and social hotspots. Wealthy businessmen coloured the many havelis which dots the landscape and painted the walls to add to the architectural extravaganza.
Surrounded by the Thar Desert, Bikaner is known mainly for the Junagarh Fort which dates back to the sixteenth century. It is a massive complex peppered with decorated walls and hallways. Bikaner is a cultural paradise. With camels resting on majestic sand dunes, the sheer rustic charm of the place is bound to captivate your imagination.
Jaisalmer is one of the most visited tourist spots in the country and is located towards the northwestern state of Rajasthan. The Fort of Jaisalmer is a breathtaking sight to behold and is bound to leave one awestruck. With golden settlements under crisp blue skies, this charming desert will leave you spellbound.
Jodhpur is known as the Blue City due to its landscape being peppered with several houses and havelis painted in shades of blue. With the massive and muscular Mehrangarh Fort sitting atop a hill with the city peppered all around as one goes down, the sight is incomparable. Explore this extraordinary city and take in the beautiful vibe which Jodhpur has to offer.
Ghanerao is a village in Rajasthan which was initially part of the Mewar district. The place consists of majestic forts and beautiful sanctuaries. The Kumbhalgarh Fort is an architectural marvel and is bound to leave one in awe.
The small and quaint town of Ranakpur provides one a unique spectacle of lush greenery along with gushing streams, a natural feature which is unusual to encounter in the lands of Rajasthan. The fantastic architecture of Jain temples at Ranakpur has no parallel.
Udaipur or the City of Lakes is one of the most regal and romantic cities which you will get to explore. Peppered with ornate palaces and serene lakes and all situated in the lap of hills, Udaipur is a picturesque city to explore.
Deogarh is one of the most impressive and magnificent towns to visit during your trip. Peppered with exquisite Mahals and beautiful architectural wonders, Deogarh has a lot to offer.
Jaipur is one of Rajasthan's most visited cities and is truly majestic. Being an amazing blend of heritage and modernisation, Jaipur has a lot for the traveler to witness, experience and explore.
Kanota is a village located close to Jaipur and is beautiful. The Kanota Fort is an exceptional historical landmark to explore, and the Kanota Dam is one of the most serene and beautiful places to witness.
At the end of Heritage Trip to Rajasthan , you will visit Agra which is home to the Taj Mahal and nearby Fatehpur Sikri. The sheer amount of heritage and architectural wonders which one can explore is nothing short of colossal.