Explore the corners of Rajasthan

Rajasthan is said to be the most colourful state of India. If you are planning a proper holiday this year then this state can make it to your wish list for sure. Here are some exotic places to visit there.

Ranthambore National Park

This national park stretches over an area of 1334 square kilometres and is also known as the land of royal animals in Rajasthan. Yes, you have guessed it right; this park is famous for its tiger spotting and definitely this is a paradise for the wild life photographers. But tigers are not the only attractions here. Apart from them one can also get to spot here animals like Wild Boars, Sambar and Sloth Bears. The best time to visit this place is from March to May when tiger spotting is the most.

Explore the corners of Rajasthan

Pushkar

This is a very famous Hindu pilgrimage town and is one of the ancient cities of India. This town is situated around a holy lake and is said to have emerged when Lord Brahma dropped a lotus flower. This place has almost 52 holy ghats and 400 shrines. Also, this town is famous for its Pushkar camel fair and blue lotus fair that happens every year in February. One can reach this town by driving about 11 kilometres from the Ajmer city.

Bhangarh

This is the most famous and spookiest place in India. Located in Alwar region of Rajasthan state this place is completely in ruins where temples, shops, palaces and havelis all are in ruins. It is said that the fort is haunted by the ghosts every night and the Government has made strict rules to stop anyone to enter this fort at evening and night.

Bharatpur Bird Sanctuary

This place is also known as the Keoladeo Ghana National Park and it is located here. This is the best bird sanctuary in India where the finest bird of the entire world flock  together. The best time to visit this place is definitely in winter. The most uncommon birds and some endangered species of birds fly down here from every parts of the world at that time.

Jaisalmer

The golden city with the golden fort in Rajasthan. The huge fort made of yellow sand stones make this place look beautiful and elegant as well. One can take a safari to the Thar Dessert and can visit till the Pakistan borders. Jaisalmer is full of colours and it is a hub of culture where you can spend a colourful holiday.

Kumbhalgarh

If you want to visit the great wall of India then Kumbhalgarh is the place. Here, the fort ishuge and massive and it has a perimeter of 36 kilometres. It is believed to be the longest wall in India and is the second longest one after the Great Wall of China. One has to drive almost 82 kilometres from the city of Udaipur to reach this place.

To reach Rajasthan one can book train tickets online from any part of India. In order to get delivery of food in trains one can also book their meals from e catering services.