Hidden Gems of Rajasthan

Rajasthan, one of the most colourful lands rich in culture, tradition, and cuisine, enveloping the evidence of historical wonders since time immemorial, is one of the best places to visit and live the dream life. With scrumptious food and numerous places to explore, including the hidden gems of Rajasthan to visit, you will explore and learn about our rich heritage, this state welcomes you with open arms to discovering the untold stories of the past. 

These Hidden Gems of Rajasthan are a must visit and let us explore them one by one!

Bundi: One of the Hidden Gems of Rajasthan

As evidence of its rich culture and heritage, Bundi was built in the 12th century and was the capital of Hadoti. It became enigmatic during the Rajputana Rules. Having carved pillars and murals into the wall, it is a testimony to the artistic expertise of mediaeval architects. Situated on an elevated hill, it serves best for trekking trips. 

Alwar

Situated at the proximity of Aravalli range, Arwal Fort is surrounded by the picturesque view of hills and forest. Erected by the Rajputana Empire, the Fort has The terrain dotted with gushing waterfalls and tranquil lakes. The Siliserh Lake Palace, hidden in the hills, provides a peaceful refuge with gorgeous surroundings and sailing facilities.

Shekhawati

Shekhawati is a locale rich in historiography, art, and artistic splendour. Shekhawati, also addressed as “Open-Air Art Gallery of Rajasthan,” is well-known for its elaborately adorned Havelis with marvellous structure carved on the walls elaborating the mythological, folklore and life events.  Shekhawati is renowned globally for its architectural marvel. 

Ranthambore 

Ranthambore, which covers 1400 square kilometers, is home to majestic lions and other creatures, some of which are endangered. Ranthambore, a popular destination for migratory birds, will surprise you with its breathtaking natural splendour. It was built during the Chauhan Dynasty in the tenth century and still has several architectural marvels. 

Mount Abu

Mount Abu nestles some of the most iconic places to explore, which are equally mysterious and adventurous to explore. This place serves as a hill station in otherwise hot Rajasthan. An ancient Jain temple, Dilwara Temple, is known for its intricate carvings and is located at Mt. Abu. Also, you can enjoy the scenic view of Nakki Lake and Sunset Point here. 

Ranakpur Jain Temple 

While Dilwara temples are known for their gorgeous sculptures, this one distinguishes out for its precise carvings and unique architecture. This temple, inspired by the Nalini-Gulma Vimana, a cosmic carriage that Dharna Shah beheld in his slumber, is extremely breathtaking.

Longewala War Memorial  

Built as a memorial to remember our brave soldiers from the Indo-Pakistan War of 1971, this place invokes a sense of pride in our army. The museum features well-curated artefacts, accounts of events preceding the conflict, and an homage to the valiant soldiers who besieged the station. There is an audiovisual exhibition that displays the course of the clash.

Bottom line 

Rajasthan is the land of rich tapestry of heritage that can enhance your experience of tourism and travelling. So book your tickets today and begin to explore.