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Rajasthan's royal capital — a UNESCO World Heritage city famed for its rose-pink palaces, magnificent forts and vibrant bazaars. The gateway to every Rajasthan circuit.

India's blue city dominated by the colossal Mehrangarh Fort rising 400 feet above the city. A maze of cobalt-blue houses, spice markets and Rajput grandeur at its finest.

Rajasthan's most romantic city — shimmering lakes, island palaces, and ornate havelis reflected in still water. A favourite for honeymoon and luxury heritage tours.

A living fort city rising from the Thar Desert — golden sandstone palaces, intricately carved havelis, and vast dunes that glow at sunset. The ultimate desert experience.

One of India's oldest and most sacred towns — home to the only Brahma Temple in the world and a sacred lake with 52 bathing ghats. Magical during the famous Pushkar Fair.

India's most famous tiger reserve — where Bengal tigers roam ancient ruins and dry deciduous forests. A thrilling combination of wildlife safaris and 10th century fort.

The off-the-beaten-path gem of Rajasthan — an imposing fort that was never conquered, elaborate merchant havelis and Rajasthan's finest camel breeding farm on its outskirts.

Home to the world's second longest wall — a 36 km fortification enclosing 360 temples and palaces. The birthplace of Maharana Pratap, set amidst the Aravalli hills.

The most spectacular sand dunes in Rajasthan — rolling golden dunes stretching to the horizon, camel silhouettes at sunset and a night sky full of stars from luxury desert camps.

Rajasthan's only hill station — a cool, forested retreat in the Aravalli range with marble Jain temples of extraordinary intricacy, serene Nakki Lake and scenic sunset points.

One of Rajasthan's most revered pilgrimage towns — home to the Khatu Shyam Ji temple, beloved by millions of devotees across India. A spiritually powerful destination especially during Phalgun mela.

A tiny Rajasthan village that hosts one of the world's most spectacular bird migrations — over 10,000 Demoiselle Cranes descend here each winter, fed by the village community since centuries.