The Royal Destinations

Jaipur is the capital city of Rajasthan. This city is the part of the most famous tourist circuit of India (Golden Triangle) along with Delhi and Agra. The first planned city of India is known all across the world for its architectural wonders, bustling markets, vibrant culture and ancient temples.

The forts and palaces in Jaipur are representations of Indo-Islamic architecture and attract travelers throughout the year. The city is known by the name of the Pink City as it was painted in pink in 1876 as a gesture of hospitality to welcome the Prince of Wales. From the honeycombed façade of Hawa Mahal, Jal Mahal, Nahargarh Fort, Amer Fort to Jantar Mantar and local handicraft markets, Jaipur provides the most memorable royal experience in India.

Rising from the harsh Thar Desert like an azure mirage, Jodhpur is a spectacle of indomitable Rajput pride. Dominated by the colossal Mehrangarh Fort—a citadel so formidable it seems carved directly from the rocky cliff—the city unfolds below in a sea of Brahmin-blue rooftops.

Wander serpentine alleys to discover hidden stepwells like Toorji Ka Jhalra and the gleaming marble cenotaph of Jaswant Thada. Visit the magnificent Umaid Bhawan Palace and indulge in flavorful Marwari delicacies in vibrant spice bazaars.

Nestled in the Aravalli Mountains, Ajmer is a sanctuary of spirituality and ancient history. Home to the revered Dargah Sharif of Sufi saint Khwaja Moinuddin Chishti, the city pulses with an ethereal energy that draws pilgrims and seekers from across the globe.

Just across the mountain pass lies holy Pushkar Lake, lined with 52 bathing ghats and home to one of the world's few temples dedicated to Lord Brahma. Coupled with the scenic Ana Sagar Lake and rugged Taragarh Fort, this region offers deep spiritual renewal.

A cool, verdant oasis soaring high above the arid plains, Mount Abu is Rajasthan's solitary hill station. Wrapped in pine and cedar forests, it offers a tranquil retreat centered around scenic Nakki Lake.

Its greatest treasure lies in the legendary Dilwara Temples—an absolute masterpiece of marble craftsmanship where the stone is carved so finely it appears translucent. Enjoy pleasant boating, sunset panoramas, and lush hiking trails.

Flanking the banks of the mighty Chambal River, Kota is a striking blend of medieval grandeur and natural vitality. The colossal Garh Palace complex stands as a testament to its Rajput rulers, adorned with incredible frescoes and mirrored walls.

The scenic Jagmandir palace sits isolated in the middle of Kishore Sagar lake, while the deep ravines of the Chambal offer a dramatic natural backdrop for river cruises and heritage exploration.