• Boating at Gadisar lake
    Culture & Heritage - India Travel - North India - Rajasthan

    Top 10 Things to Do in Jaisalmer Rajasthan For an Awesome Experience

    September 17, 2019 - By 

    Valiant hues of sands, sun-kissed castles, and camels scampering over splendid deserts await a journey straight out of Arabian Nights fable! Welcome to Jaisalmer, a city that guarantees to send you into a dream world. People from all over the world visit this golden city to get an unclose experience of life in the desert. Also known as Yellow city, due to yellow colored houses, the whole landscape looks heavenly against blue skies. The forts and palaces are all made from yellow sandstone which merges beautifully with the rest of the buildings in Jaisalmer. The city holds a utopian character…

  • Rajasthan desert and wildlife tour
    Culture & Heritage - Fairs & Festivals - India Travel - Rajasthan - Tourist Destinations - Travel News - Wildlife

    Want to cover either Desert or Wildlife in your next trip? Then, Rajasthan welcomes you

    June 26, 2019 - By 

    Rajasthan has been one of the highest visited and appreciated places within India. Rajasthan has been maintaining its glory and elegance since ancient times; that is why it is called ‘King’s Place.’ The royalty it owns makes this place super-special among tourists, that’s why nominal Rajasthan Tour Packages are something every traveler craves for. If you’re someone who loves every sight that nature shows to you, be it deserts, national parks, sanctuaries, rivers, mountains, lakes, and plateaus, etc., then Rajasthan is where you should head to in your next trip. An Incredible Rajasthan Tour may prove to be a lifetime…

  • Folk Dances - Rajasthan Pushkar Fair
    Fairs & Festivals - Rajasthan

    Explore the Major Attractions of Rajasthan Pushkar Fair Tours

    August 29, 2018 - By 

    The world-renowned Pushkar camel fair is one of the most enchanting fairs in the royal state of Rajasthan. The fair which is held every year in the month of October or November receives a major inflow of domestic and international tourists who come to capture the varied hues of Rajasthan’s rich cultural landscape. The arresting sights of camels, horses, and elephants decorated in exquisite finery, folk artists performing on stage and local people dressed in traditional Rajasthani costumes are what make this fair a memorable event. The fair has great relevance in the Hindu religion as it celebrates Kartik Purnima…