Popular Destinations in Rajasthan
Udaipur - It is situated in Rajasthan's Aravalli Hills, known as the City of Lakes, and captivates visitors with its regal charm. By availing of Udaipur tour packages from Orion, you can take on a tour to majestic palaces like City Palace, Lake Palace, Lake Pichola and Jagdish Temple. Other must-visit attractions are the intricately carved Jagdish Temple and Saheliyon Ki Bari which add to Udaipur's cultural and architectural splendour, ensuring a memorable visit.
Jaipur - Jaipur, the "Pink City" of Rajasthan, attracts visitors the world over with its colourful tapestry of history and vibrant culture. The iconic Hawa Mahal, majestic Amer Fort, and the City Palace showcase its grandeur. Dive into the royal heritage of this incredible destination with Orion’s Jaipur tour packages and explore its timeless beauty and rich traditions.
Jodhpur - It is famous as the "Blue City" of Rajasthan and mesmerises you with its indigo-coloured charm against the backdrop of the Thar Desert. The imposing Mehrangarh Fort is known for its architectural wonders like Umaid Bhawan Palace and Jaswant Thada. Immerse yourself in the magic of Jodhpur with our tailored Jodhpur tour packages for an authentic desert experience.
Jaisalmer - The Golden City of Jaisalmer completely captivates you with its sandstone architecture and the intrigue of the Thar Desert. On your trip to Rajasthan explore the iconic Jaisalmer Fort, intricately carved Patwon Ki Haveli, and the enchanting Gadisar Lake. Embark on an unforgettable desert adventure with specially curated Jaisalmer tour packages from Orion, capturing the essence of this magical destination.
Ranthambore - Ranthambore is home to the famous Ranthambore National Park where you can enjoy a close encounter with the elusive Bengal Tiger. The untamed wilderness of Ranthambore is the perfect destination for every nature and wildlife enthusiast for its lush landscapes and diverse flora and fauna. You can comfortably explore the natural wonders of this exotic land with specially curated Ranthambore tour packages of Orion.
Mount Abu - Nestled in the Aravalli Range, Mount Abu, the only hill station in Rajasthan, is a tranquil retreat with cool climes and lush landscapes. Its highlights include Nakki Lake, the ancient Dilwara Temples showcasing stunning marble craftsmanship, and Honeymoon Point offering panoramic sunset views. Choose from a range of personalized Mount Abu tour packages from Thrillophilia that promise a serene escape for those looking for a tranquil holiday in the hills of Rajasthan.
Pushkar - Pushkar, the sacred town of Rajasthan, unfolds its charm around the holy Pushkar Lake and Brahma Temple which is the world's only Brahma shrine. The vibrant Pushkar Fair, held annually, adds a cultural vibrancy to your Rajasthan packages with camel trading and festivities. Immerse in this spiritual haven with thoughtfully curated Pushkar tour packages by Thrillophilia that offer an enriching experience.
Bikaner - Bikaner is an exotic desert destination in Rajasthan that beautifully blends desert landscapes with cultural richness. Visitors are captivated by the majestic Junagarh Fort and its intricate architecture. The Karni Mata Temple, famous for its rat residents, and the vibrant bazaars showcasing local crafts are must-visit attractions in your Bikaner tour packages for a truly immersive experience.
The culture of Rajasthan is rich and varied, with the people of the state having a strong sense of history and tradition. The land of Kings is a vibrant and colorful state where tradition and culture go hand in hand.
The culture is a rich tapestry of traditions, customs, and beliefs. There is much to explore, from colorful festivals to delicious food. At Chokhi Dhani Indore– Hotels and Resorts, we are all about traditional culture.
The architectural heritage is perhaps the most iconic element of the Culture of Rajasthan. The state is home to some of India’s most impressive forts and palaces, built by the Rajput rulers who once ruled the region.
The intricate designs and beautiful carvings on these buildings testify to the skill of the Rajasthani craftsmen.Some of the iconic architectural heritages in Rajasthan are the Umaid Bhavan palace, DilwaraTemples, Nakoda Jain Temple, etc.
The peoples of Rajasthan are well known for their warm , friendly affable nature. They are known as Rajasthanis. Rajasthan has a total population of about 68 million. 68% of the total population of Rajasthan are literate. The peoples of Rajasthan speak the dilect Rajasthani. The official language of the state is Hindi and is widely practised. Almost every resident of the princely state knows Hindi, the national Language of India. Although Rajasthanis are of several sub ethnic groups, the whole Rajasthani community is known as marwaris (“people from Marwar region of Rajasthan”) throughout the Indian subcontinent. This group, Rajasthani has formed due to the assimilation of Indo-Scythian,Scytho-Dravidian, Indo-Aryan, Indo-Greek, Aryo-Dravidian, Indo-Iranian and Austro-Asiatic ancestries.
In Rajasthan, language is like a badge of honor. It’s a way to show off your roots and where you come from.
The state is like a big melting pot of different dialects – Marwari, Malvi, Jaipuri, Mevati, Dhundari, and more. It can be tough to keep track of all the different terms and phrases, but that’s part of the fun!
The climate of Rajasthan in northwestern India is generally arid or semi-arid and features fairly hot temperatures over the year with extreme temperatures in both summer and winter. The hottest months are May and June. The monsoon season is from July to September; however, rainfall remains moderate.
The best time to visit Rajasthan is from October to February when the temperature during the night is considerably low and the temperature during the day is moderately low offering a pleasant experience. You will also get to witness some colorful festivities as most of the festivals in Rajasthan are also organized during this period. Depending on the weather and local festivals, the best time to visit Rajasthan varies as per the particular destination.
Winter, from November through February, remains the best season to visit Rajasthan. There are some fairs and festivals in Rajasthan in December, for instance, Shilpgram Festival in Udaipur. During monsoon season, Rajasthan in August can be a pretty sight; especially when the hills of Aravali are greener and hill stations have idyllic weather. Mount Abu, Udaipur, Kumbhalgarh, and Kota are popular places to visit even in the monsoon season.
You can easily plan a visit to the desert during this period as the days are not too hot and the night temperatures are quite cool. This desert state has varying seasons which create different experiences for various kinds of travelers. Beginning with the summer season, you will get to face the scorching sun, while winters are extremely cold, and the monsoons will leave you drenched. If you are planning to visit Rajasthan during June, the best place you can go would be the hill station Mount Abu as the temperature is not too cold during this time and is thus ideal for sightseeing.