Rajasthan : A Magical Land Of Colours
Rajasthan , The land of kings, princes and traditions , is located on the western border of India and is partly dominated by the famous Thar Desert. We are proud that one of the oldest mountain ranges in Asia, the Aravalli Mountains, runs through our state.
Rajasthan offers an incomparable heritage of architectural masterpieces and handicrafts that never cease to amaze.
Palaces and forts show us the very special and fascinating lifestyle of the Maharajas. The palaces give us an incomparable and unique example of magnificent architecture, which varies with each palace and expresses itself through something new. The mighty buildings give us an idea about the technologies and building methods of that time, which still inspire and influence us for many centuries.
The people who live in the arid part of the country impress with their frugality and possess an amazing knowledge about living in a barren environment. The extended family forms the social basis and offers the individual support and many advantages. With festivals and celebrations the cohesion is strengthened.
The Ranthambore National Park is a prime example of the successful efforts to protect the tigers. Many other wild animals like deer, crocodiles, snakes and numerous bird species populate the varied landscape. Adventurous drives in open jeeps take you through forests, thickets and grasslands in search of tigers.
The state of Rajasthan, with its many contrasts, is certainly the best destination in India for both domestic travelers and foreign tourists. According to your taste and interest, there are many possibilities and alternatives.
To build the second Taj Mahal is almost impossible, but as an alternative we have Rajasthan in its uniqueness.
