Rajasthan Tourism Department works actively to promote Rajasthan as a desirable holiday destination for international tourists traveling to India, even as Ministry of Tourism in India is enjoying its success with Incredible India Campaign. After the tourists from the US, UK, Canada, Australia and Europe, it has lately been targeting inbound tourists from South East Asia too, such as those from Singapore, China, and Malaysia. Rajasthan in West India is well connected by roads, trains and flights to all the major cities in North India as well as South India (which increase its easy accessibility) and has a highly evolved infrastructure to support popular Rajasthan Tours as well as Golden Triangle Tours.
Rajasthan’s strength lies in its architectural magnificence, tradition and colorful arts. Besides, it also has several pilgrimage and religious destinations, such as Pushkar and Ajmer, which attract thousands and lakhs of devotees every year. Village markets or Haats with their unique handicrafts, paintings, fabrics, and jewellery attract foreigners with their finesse and creative explosion of colors. Tours to Rural Rajasthan are mainly popular because of these very art specimens, as well as cultural and folk performances that one gets to see here by local artists. Few places, like Mandawa in Shekhawati region, serve as the open-air gallery for those who are fascinated by the incredible frescoes and sprawling ‘Havelis’ or mansions found there.
International inbound tourism to India is a major source of earning foreign exchange revenue and the popularity of Rajasthan Tours make them a major contributor to country’s reserves. Major cities of Rajasthan, such as Jaipur, Udaipur, Jaisalmer, and Jodhpur, are famous for their hilltop forts and palaces. The Jharokhas or niches, the delicate filigree work on window screens, balconies with breathtaking views, and sophistication and aesthetics displayed in these forts and palaces of Rajasthan make them an epitome of Rajput architecture with copious influences of Mughal style architecture in the later period. Heritage conservation only, costs as much as 50 crores rupees to Rajasthan government.
Luxury heritage hotels and palace hotels of Rajasthan rank at the top of the list of most luxurious accommodations all over the world. Besides the beauteous historical structures, palatial settings, opulent yet elegant décor, and antique furniture and precious artworks, these hotels are seen as cocoons of comfort for leisure tourists. The guests here can surely relax and unwind after weary sightseeing journeys here, receive warm and prompt services from staff that are accustomed and trained to deal with guests as royal visitors to the palace, and enjoy Rajasthan folk performances and local attractions of the region at their best.
Luxury Trains like Palace on Wheels and Royal Rajasthan on Wheels offer a fascinating tour option to the land of Rajputs, and have all facilities you can expect from a five-star accommodation such as a massage parlor, conference hall, gym, library, bar, and even a steam bath. Those who want to include adventure in Rajasthan tours can look up to Camel Safaris to Sam Sand Dunes, Camel Caravan Tours to Rural Areas, and Wildlife and Tiger Tours of Rajasthan that take you to some of the best tiger reserves in India such as Ranthambore National Park and Bandhavgarh National Park. Jeep Safaris to Sariska Tiger Reserve and Bicycle Tours to Keoladeo Ghana Bird Sanctuary, the world’s best site for bird watching are also among popular tours of Rajasthan.
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