Rajasthan

Ajmer

One of India most important Sufi shrines — and the gateway everyone rushes through to reach Pushkar.

·easy·486m

Alwar

Bhangarh ghost fort, Sariska tiger reserve, and a city palace that rivals Jaipur — all in India most ignored Rajasthan district.

·easy·316m

👶 2/5

Barmer

The Rajasthan even Rajasthanis skip — hand-block printing villages, desert sand dunes without the Jaisalmer tourist machinery.

·easy·227m

Bharatpur

Keoladeo Ghana UNESCO bird sanctuary — 350+ species including Siberian cranes, 55km from the Taj.

·easy·178m

Bikaner

Junagarh Fort that was never conquered, a temple full of rats, and a government camel research farm — Bikaner does not do normal.

·easy·242m

Bundi

The Rajasthan that tourism forgot — 50 stepwells, a crumbling fort, painted havelis, and zero selfie sticks.

·easy·268m

Chittorgarh

India's largest fort — 700 acres of Rajput defiance, Padmini's palace, and the Tower of Victory.

·easy·350m

Deeg

A water palace where 900 fountains once fired simultaneously — Rajasthan's most underrated monsoon palace.

·easy·180m

Dungarpur

The palace town south of Udaipur that even palace enthusiasts don't know about.

·easy·223m

Gagron Fort

India's only hill-and-water fort — UNESCO World Heritage

·easy·280m

Jaipur

Every fort in Jaipur makes you feel like a Maharaja, and the city dresses in pink to make sure you notice.

·easy·431m

Jaisalmer

The only fort in India where 3000 people still LIVE — shops, temples, hotels, inside a 12th-century citadel.

·easy·225m

Jodhpur

Mehrangarh is the fort that makes every other fort in Rajasthan feel like a rehearsal.

·easy·231m

Kumbhalgarh

The second longest wall in the world after China — hilltop fort with 360-degree Aravalli views.

·easy·1100m

Mount Abu

Rajasthan only hill station — and Dilwara Jain temples are the most intricate marble carvings in India.

·easy·1220m

Neemrana

A 15th century fort turned into India most famous heritage hotel — and the zip-line across its ramparts.

·easy·305m

Osian

The Khajuraho of Rajasthan — 8th century temples in the Thar Desert that nobody visits.

·easy·232m

Pushkar

The only Brahma temple in India, a holy lake older than recorded history, and a camel fair that defies description.

·easy·510m

Ranakpur Jain Temple

1,444 marble pillars — no two alike

·easy·510m

5/5

Ranthambore

THE tiger park. If you see one, you will talk about it for years. If you do not, the fort and the jungle are still worth it.

·easy·215m

4/5

Sariska Tiger Reserve

The most accessible tiger reserve from Delhi and Jaipur

·easy·350m

Shekhawati

The open-air art gallery of Rajasthan — 400-year-old painted havelis in towns nobody visits.

·easy·330m