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• Rajasthan, often referred to as the "Land of Kings," is frequently associated with its extensive deserts and sand dunes, implying an arid climate. However, the state's vibrant culture, charming houses painted in a spectrum of colors including blue, pink, and gold, the traditional attire featuring mirror-adorned ghagra cholis, and the captivating folk dance and music infuse a perpetual sense of spring into this majestic region.
• Rajasthan stands as the largest state in our country, making it a monumental task to explore every nook and cranny brimming with stories of valiant kings and fearless queens. Nevertheless, to ensure you savor the myriad flavors of Rajasthan, we've designed an exceptional backpacking journey from Delhi, uniting the most captivating aspects of this state.
• This expedition will take you to three former princely states, which in the medieval era constituted the heart of Rajputana and continue to be the top three tourist destinations in Rajasthan.
• We invite you to embark on a voyage that covers Udaipur, Jodhpur, and Jaisalmer, all in one exhilarating Rajasthan vacation package.
• Our initial destination is the "City of Lakes," also known as the "White City" due to its prevalent use of ivory marble in its historic forts, palaces, and other whitewashed structures.
• Your itinerary includes visits to City Palace, Lake Pichola, Sajjangarh Fort, and other prominent Udaipur attractions. You'll have the opportunity to explore the local market, where you can acquire a bandhani-print sari, authentic silver jewelry, handcrafted juttis, and indulge in traditional Rajasthani cuisine.
• Before we venture to Jodhpur, our subsequent stop entails exploring "The Venice of the East," the Kumbhalgarh fort, and the Haldighati museum.
• Jodhpur, the second-largest city in Rajasthan, boasts a history dating back to 1459 AD and earns its moniker, "The Blue City," owing to the striking blue hues that adorn the majority of its forts, temples, and palaces. This city is also renowned for its unique Marwari or Malani horses, exclusive to the region.
• We've curated a selection of the most intriguing sites to explore in Jodhpur, ensuring you make the most of your visit. Highlights encompass the grand Umaid Bhawan Palace, the iconic Mehrangarh Fort constructed by Rajput ruler Rao Jodha in 1459, as well as a heritage tour of Jaswant Thada, a remarkable architectural marvel illuminated by the sunlight.
• Concluding the day with thrilling activities such as a desert safari and camel rides, we'll arrive at "The Golden City," where you'll relish a cultural performance by Rajasthani folk groups under the starry desert sky.
• Rajasthan's tourism is celebrated for its cultural diversity, offering something for everyone. Art enthusiasts will be captivated by the kaleidoscope of colors that adorn Rajasthan's every facet, from wall paintings to the intricate designs on the jharokhas of palaces. History buffs will find themselves drawn to the opulent palaces and imposing forts.
• You should consider a visit to Rajasthan not just for its historical significance, ancient traditions, and rich culture, but also to glimpse into its promising future.