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Rajasthan Travel Guide
History
Map of Rajasthan
Rajasthan Climate
Rajasthan Distance chart
Rajasthan State Profile
Fairs and festivals of Rajasthan
Rajasthan Tourism
Rajasthan Desert
Folk Dance and Music
Rajasthan Food
Rajasthan Culture
Rajasthan Wildlife
Paintings of Rajasthan
Jewels of Rajasthan
Rajasthan Festival
People of Rajasthan
Fort & Palaces of Rajasthan
Rajasthan City Guide
Ajmer
Pushkar
Bikaner
Jaipur
Jaisalmer
Jodhpur
Kota
Mount Abu
Ranthambore
Udaipur
Nathdwara
Adventure Tourism
Bird Watching
Camel Safari
Horse Safari
Other Safari
Para Sailing and Ballooning
Treeking
Water Sports
Hotels in Rajasthan
Hotels in Ajmer
Hotels in Pushkar
Hotels in Bikaner
Hotels in Jaipur
Hotels in Jaisalmer
Hotels in Jodhpur
Hotels in Kota
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Hotels in Udaipur
Hotels in Nathdwara
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Rajasthan culture cannot be merely expressed in black and white words. The best way to actually know is to experience its grandeur by being a part of it. As a visitor you will come across various facet of Rajasthan culture that will definitely enthrall you.
The Celebration of Life time ->
The Dance and music Rajasthan attracts all kind of tourists. They are heady, exciting, hypnotic and compelling… and very much a part of the eternal appeal of this strange
and wondrous land. They constitute the very warp and weft of life in Rajasthan-
indeed the state has a very vibrant, highly evolved tradition of performing arts
carefully nurtured and sustained over the centuries. Some of the famous dances of
rajasthan are ghoomar, Kachhi Godhi , Kabeliya etc
From the Royal Kitchens -->
Rajasthan endorse many fine kitchen - both within the palaces and outside. Princely
kitchens have produced mouthwatering dishes of shikar meat.The smoked Rajasthani
kebab-sule - is bare-be-cued in about a dozen different ways. At the other extreme is
Maheshwari Cuisine or the vegetarian cuisine of the Maheshwars of the Marwar or the
Jodhpur area. You must try the spicy Dal baati of Rajasthan and you will definitely be
left wanting for more.
Celebrating Life --->
People of Rajasthan rejoice every moment of life. There is a fair for every religious
occasion, every change of season and every harvest, all invariably a reflection of
the genius of their arts and crafts and their ascetic refinement. Rajasthan has all
the usual Hindu and Muslim festivals, some celebrated with special local fervor as
well as a number of festivals of its own. Some of the famous festivals of Rajasthan
are Marwar festival, Pushkar fair, Desert festival and many other.