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Rajasthan - The land of colors |
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» Rajasthan General Information |
Rajasthan is a exotic state where tradition and glory meet in beautiful colors against the backdrop of sand and desert. Rajasthan located in northwest of India. It shares a long stretch of border with the neighboring country Pakistan situated on the Thar desert, Rajasthan protects the western border of the country. The political boundaries between India and Pakistan do not limit the Thar or the Great Indian Desert to fall into the adjacent country as the Cholistan Desert. Rajasthan is one of the driest regions in India. Rajasthan falls into the driest part of the country. The state of Rajasthan is a natural storehouse of hard rocks that produce marbles, granites and slates.
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» Facts and Figure |
Area |
342.23 sq km. |
Altitude |
1220 mts |
Temperature |
Summer 25 - 45 °C
Winter 6 - 12 °C |
Language |
Rajasthani, Hindi and English |
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» Rajasthan Destination |
With its amazing beauty, Rajasthan canfascinate even the most seasoned traveller. Tke the cities for example - Jaipur is just plain pink. The old part of Jodhpur is almost completely blue. Jaisalmer looks like it is drenched in pure gold. And there is the Shekhawati region which is considered to be a veritable museum of fresco art. |
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» Fair and Festivals of Rajasthan |
Life in Rajasthan is a celebration. There are some fair and festivals from animal fairs to religious fairs to fairs to mark the changing seasons. Rajasthan fair and festivals reflect the vigour and lifestyle of the people - the living tradition of the state. Vibrant colours, lively colours, lively music and dance performances mark the celebrations which attract visitors from across the world. There is a fair for every religious occason and for everychange of season in Rajasthan. |
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» Wildlife |
Rajastha's varied topograpy, which includes semiarid desert-like conditions, the Aravali mountain range and lush water-filled valleys, supprot teeming and wildlife and exotic birdlife. Once you come to Rajasthan, you'll be back again and again and youjust have to see the thousands of migrating birds that come here after year to believe that. Then there are the permanent esidents, crocodiles, hyenas, jungle eats, sambras and of course the tiger. |
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» Art, craft and Culture |
Colourful land, colourful people, colourful culture. In Rajasthan, colour dominates art and crafts as much as it does the lives of the people. So it's no wonder that it's called the 'treasure trove of India' - a collector's delight. There are precious and semiprecious stones, pottery, paintings, leather items, carpets, silver works, sandalwood carving, furniture, textiles, etc. |
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» Rajasthan Tours Packages |
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