Rajasthan has been one of the most frequented places by tourists over the globe. Excitement and happiness go had in hand on your trip to Rajasthan in India. The sedating desert, heritage monuments, exotic wildlife, vibrant landscapes, amicable inhabitants, regal past and marvelous art and crafts make Rajasthan the most bankable destination in India. There are so many facets of Rajasthan and travelers love to explore them. Apparently barren lands of Rajasthan have immense potential of tourism. And as a contradiction to the mundane desert life, the glory of chivalry, sovereignty and legacy attracts many.
Travel to any region of Rajasthan and you are embraced by joviality and exuberance. The reverberant ecstasies while traversing through terrains of Rajasthan is just an experience to be felt. The state of Rajasthan is almost synonymous to royalty and legends. Diagonally divided into the hilly and rugged south-eastern region and the barren north-western Thar Desert, the state is intensely sought after by the globetrotters.

Tourists' Delight in Rajasthan
The shimmering jewel on the tourist map of India, Rajasthan tourism comprise of many allures and attractions for tourists. On your first visit to the state you can have rendezvous with the Pink walled City of Jaipur, the romantic Udaipur, the Golden City Jaisalmer, the Blue City Jodhpur, the Desert City Bikaner, the Pilgrimage towns of Ajmer and Pushkar, the tranquilizing hill station Mt. Abu, and the rustic charms of Shekhawati region.

Your trip can be exciting and fun filled by undertaking some adventurous and heart throbbing excursions and expeditions. Camel Safaris are the first and foremost attraction for travelers. Exploring the vast golden sands has been one of the most sought after things to do in Rajasthan. Jungle Safaris, Elephant Safaris and Jeep Safaris succeed after Camel Safaris. Heritage tours and Pilgrimage tours are another pleasing feathers in Rajasthan's cap.

Accommodation not a Problem
The state has ample alternatives of tours. Where on one hand it has ancient forts, palaces and mansions, then on the other it has lovely temples - specimens of fine architecture, wonderful Sanctuaries and National Parks and adorable Thar desert. A well developed network of transportation connects the state within and around. So without putting in too much of efforts, travelers can just enjoy their trip. Resting and relaxing, sojourning at the imperial abodes and exploring the undiscovered facets could be your first thing to do in Rajasthan. There are many royal mansions and palaces which are now turned into heritage hotels and readily serve the travelers with world class services and amenities.

Nobody has ever left the place without worth cherishing memories and so will you. Grab your backpack and here we go for a ultimate desert experience.

Heritage Hotels, budget to high end hotels, hotels of star and non star category. There is Rajasthan Tourism Department Corporation which has a good network of 'Tourist Bungalows'.

Where to Eat in Rajasthan: There are many restaurants where the travelers can have Rajasthani, Indian, multi and cuisines delicacies. There are also many coffee shops, fast food joints in addition to bars and pubs.

How To Reach Rajasthan

• Air: Jaipur is the main airport to enter Rajasthan. All the domestic airlines of India connect Jaipur to Delhi, Mumbai, Udaipur, Aurangabad, Jodhpur and few more cities in India. Other major airports are in Udaipur and Jodhpur.
• Rail: Rajasthan is well connected by a good network of railway lines to almost all the places of interest in the country. The best option is obviously, the Palace on Wheels, one of the most luxurious trains in the world.
• Road: The best way to visit Rajasthan is by road. A good number of Government and private buses ply to the state connecting it with nearby places of interest.