The land of the Kings! Certainly an enchanting aura that it carries, Rajasthan has always titillated my soul and senses and the one time I have been to this place, very early in my life as a travel blogger or as a wanderer, I’ve enjoyed the range of diversities and ethnicity of culture, craziness and beauty of the deserts and landscapes that take your breath away.
Throughout my week long escapade in the beautiful state of Rajasthan, I admired it not just for its true heritage and flamboyant art encompassed among the roots of its people, palaces and food, but also for the feeling it gave me of a rustic but divine revelation of sorts. Every different city that I explored had a native yet interesting niche that made it a tad different from every other city within the state. The museums, the forts and the cultural expose that I saw, made me believe in a grand heritage that actually told a lot of stories.
Be it the journey from Udaipur to Ajmer in a rugged jeep with locals staring at you with their sense of warmth and helping other locals out like the story of Bindaas Baaji, or be it the long stretches of just nothing but marble quarries on the road the roads told a story that no other could. Even the mile markers had their fascinating bits to add to the spice of the journey. Be it exploring the different admirable aspects of Jain architecture in Jaisalmer Fort or enjoying a chilled beer in the desert after a camel ride there was a stark contrast to every little thing we did in our travels across the state of Rajasthan. The amazing food we ate every evening at a different place, the warm milk and hot jalebis in a chilling weather in Japiur or the Rajasthani thali we hogged in Udaipur or the Parathas we ate outside Udaipur Palace, every memory is still etched in my mind till date. The ride to Pushkar encompassing the mountainous travails still remind me of the ride in the local bus. The beautiful sight of vintage cars in the Mueseum in Udaipur and how can I forget the huge and beautiful architecture of the Hawa Mahal! Not to mention the impulse that we carried at every step of the way, so much so that we managed to ditch a bus to Jaislmer and take a detour towards Ajmer, or extend the trip into Agra and back, every little incident was trivial and at the same time memorable till date.
Baaji
Hawa Mahal, Jaipur
Into the Jaisalmer Desert
Vintage Car Mueseum: Udaipur
This probably carries a lot of significance in terms of the way I decided to travel across the country, the rugged trip across 7 cities in 6 days, the camel rides, the cycle rickshaws, the autos the desert the sleeping at night in buses and exploring cities during the day probably added to the beauty of the journey across Rajasthan. The almost getting beaten up in a fight that was not ours to get into, the almost getting ripped off by an auto driver, the street food and the drinking of beer in every city kind of made the journey as rugged as possible. This trip had an essence to itself, which denotes a lot of the style of travel I’ve adopted over a period of time. A style that gives me a reproach in terms of the freedom I need to feel when I wake up in a different city across the country, probably telling me that my wandering feet are free to choose their calling and all they need is a fresh smell of the road and the path that is available for the taking. Something that told me right at the beginning of my journey across various destinations that I was yet to take… Rajasthan will most certainly be one of those destinations and most certainly on my list to go to once every while…
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Rajasthan is a beautiful place 🙂
Good to see my hometown with different lenses.
Truly a land of Kings.
Nice photos!
Rajasthan is not only the land of Royals, but also a beautiful scenic destination of India, spices and culture ads colours to it, I enjoyed the journey to rajasthan with my family, I also recommend you to take a tour of Jaipur and other major cities of Rajasthan
Rajasthan never fails to amaze the visitors. Good pics, loved the vintage car.
Such a nice blog very good information about rajasthan trip.Let The colorful state of Rajasthan has always been one of the most important tourist Place in India.
Hi Like Hawa Mahal in Rajasthan.. I am eager to visit Rajasthan once in life
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Royal Rajasthan is not only the the land of Kings but also famous in tourist destinations in all over the India. Rajasthan is only one of the place where tourists can enjoy with many of things such as culture, civilizations, history, fairs & festivals, Songs & dances, food, forts, temples, lakes, hills and natural beauty with adventure tours. So , who will miss the great chance to visit major travel destinations.
Beautiful…I explored all the places in Rajasthan last year. The Rajasthan tour was simply marvelous. Pure Indian art and culture.
Nice Blog ! Thanks for sharing this information in your travelogue. It is attracting the attention of the readers because the description is unique coming out of your real experiences. The pics of Baaji and Hawa mahal in Jaipur are exclusive.
Thanks for your kind words. Glad you liked the pictures.
thanks for sharing . Rajasthan is always taken up as a attraction point for tourist from all over the world. Explore more come to see chittorgarh The grandest estate of Royal Rajputana (old name of rajsthan)
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woww so nice blog..rajasthan is one of the place in India where tourist come across the world. rajasthan is the land of king and also called a color full rajasthan. wish to visit soon in rajasthan.
Great blog…Thanks for sharing such a great blog…Rajasthan is the best place to visit in india.Its culture, heritage, tradition is ultimate which inspire everyone to must visit this place
Really helpful blog. Gives knowledge about Rajasthan’s culture and tradition which is fading day by day. Thanks for keeping our country’s pride and heritage alive