Explore Rajasthan Beauty: Must-See Places Beyond Jaipur, Udaipur, Ajmer, and Pushkar!

Rajasthan: Famous for royal hospitality, beautiful and grand palaces, beautiful lakes and traditional culture, Rajasthan is very much liked by Indian and foreign tourists. The cities of Rajasthan are tourist destinations in themselves. Here you can enjoy sandy fields for photoshoots, camping in the desert at night, camel rides.

Rajasthan is a very big state, so if you are moving towards Rajasthan to visit and you have to travel, then plan your trip in such a way that you can see the beauty here and enjoy the trip to the fullest. Many famous religious sites, historical palaces and buildings in Rajasthan can enjoy royal splendor.

Here are the places you must visit in Rajasthan:

Rajasthan Trip to Jaipur

Rajasthan Trip to Jaipur: Jaipur is a beautiful city of Rajasthan, which is also called the Pink City. Jaipur being the capital of Rajasthan, millions of tourists come here every year. There are many places to visit here, where you will get a glimpse of Indian culture and heritage. Today we are going to tell you about those beautiful places of Jaipur.

• Jaipur city palace

City Palace is one of the most famous tourist attractions of Rajasthan. Let us tell you, this palace was built between 1729 and 1732 by Maharaja Savani Jai Singh. This beautifully built palace was divided into a series of courtyards, buildings, etc. including many other palaces, such as Chandra Mahal and Mubarak Mahal.

The timings to visit the City Palace are from 9:30 am to 5 pm.

The entry fee for the City Palace is Rs 100 for Indian tourists and Rs 400 for foreign tourists.

• Amber Fort

• Pichola Lake

The Palace now has palaces, courtyards, pavilions, corridors, terraces, rooms and hanging gardens. There is also a museum that displays some of the best elements of Rajput art and culture – Which includes everything from colourful paintings to typical architecture found in Rajasthani palaces.

• Sajjangarh Palace

The tomb of Ajmer Sharif built in Ajmer is considered a sacred place in India not only for Muslims but also for followers of every religion. As the final resting place of Moin-ud-din Chishti, this tomb has contributed significantly to spreading the moral and spiritual values of Islam among the public.

A strange kind of attractive fragrance wave runs throughout the time in the pilgrims who come here. Which inspires tourists with an innate and unquenchable urge towards spirituality.

• Ana Sagar Lake