Hotels in Rajasthan

Rajasthan Hotels - Introduction


Rajasthan is indeed the royal retreat. Rajasthan has been the reminder of the camels on the soft sands of the Thar, the colorfully clad men and women, the island palaces shimmering on idyllic blue lakes; temples and fortresses situated on hilltops of the rugged and rocky Aravalli. There are the palaces built during the reign of some of its many erstwhile Rajput dynasties; and well laid out gardens with pavilions and kiosks, all of which add to the splendor and whimsical charm of this majestic land. Today to offer the royal experience to the common man most of the forts and palaces have been converted into heritage hotels. The experience is unforgettable and unique.

Rajasthan shares its borders with pulsating Punjab in the north, Haryana and Uttar Pradesh in the northeast, Madhya Pradesh in the east and Gujarat in the south. Most importantly Rajasthan shares a border with the neighboring country of Pakistan and protects India.

Rajasthan - Tourist Attractions

The captivating combination of culture and customs with nature and history make Rajasthan a popular destination with tourists from across the globe. A whooping eighty percent of the state of Rajasthan is considered worth visiting. The capital city of Jaipur though being two hundred and fifty years old reveals an amalgamation of traditions with trends. The forts and palaces will not fail to sweep you off your feet. The Hawa Mahal, the exquisite City Palace and the incredible observatory of Maharaja Sawai Jai Singh II Central Museum, Nagar Garh Fort, Jaigarh Fort, Amber, Albert Museum, Birla Mandir Planetarium, Sisodia Rani Park, Lakshmi Narain Temple, Kanak Vrindavan, The Rajmahal Palace, Rambagh Palace (now a Luxury hotel) and the Jantar Mantar are some of must visits.

Then in the midst of the desert there is the marvelous Mount Abu! The only hill station in Thar attracts one and all for a refreshing retreat from the scorching sun. At Mount Abu do check out the Dilwara Jain temples and the Nakki lake. The joyous Jaisalmer is another important tourist destination the Jaisalmer Fort, Manakchowk, Jain Temple, and different havelis are worth visiting. The trip to the golden city of Jaisalmer will leave you with many golden memories. The entire state of Rajasthan is dotted with places of tourist interest. You simply let the treasure be unfolded for you!

Rajasthan is well connected through air, rail and road. The airports at Sanganer, Jaipur, Jaisalmer, Udaipur and Kota cater to the needs of the tourists from several major Indian cities through regular flights. The excellent road network takes care of the land transport. Besides Government and private buses, taxis and other vehicles make the travel to and from the tourist destination comfortable and easy. In terms of the railways the Palaces on Wheels offers the royal experience of the lifetime besides the other common trains that link several places of Rajasthan with the other major cities of India.

Rajasthan - Hotels

There are enough decent accommodation options in Rajasthan and the scene is getting better every passing day. There are a number of star category hotels catering to the needs of tourists coming to explore Rajasthan or interesting in exploring the scenic region around.

Rajasthan - Hotel Reservations

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