5 Best offbeat experiences in Tour of Rajasthan (Heritage Hotels/Local Food/Crafts/Shekhawati Region/Dunes_Jaislamer )

Countless dunes, magnificent forts and fortresses, history Hotels, a thriving handicrafts sector, and, most importantly, a unique culinary history are just a few of Rajasthan's many well-known features. Considering its arid terrain and harsh climate, you might be excused for assuming Rajasthan's foodscape is somewhat restricted. In truth, the tenacious, resourceful natives have, throughout the years, through sheer force of will and invention, rustled up a variety of full recipes with a small supply of ingredients, all tailored to resist the harsh desert climate of the state. Using India Personal Tours and your tour guide, you can experience Vacation in Rajasthan as it is.

Mandawa (region of Shekhawati)
Mandawa is a charming small town in Rajasthan's Jhunjhunu district and is well-known for its enormously popular Mandawa Fort. The town, also known as the Open Art Gallery, is served with outstanding havelis and fortifications as well as paved archways. It is surrounded by magnificent houses (havelis) and palaces and is situated in the centre of the Shekhawati area. The location's atmosphere and energy reflect the area's social and cultural context in the past. Due to its royal impression, it is a famous spot for filming and is continually visited by the media.
The picturesque city of Mandawa, conveniently located in the Shekhawati region and frequently referred to as an open art gallery, is an enjoyable day trip from Delhi for those who enjoy the arts and culture. You may see the castle, havelis, and open-air art gallery in Mandawa. You experience these types of offbeat regions in Rajasthan Travel.

Heritage Hotels in Rajasthan
When you cross Delhi's southwest border, you can enter Rajasthan, Rajputana's legendary capital and the royals' home. Rajasthan's majestic palaces and forts represent western India's biggest state. They serve as heritage hotels in Rajasthan and continue to dazzle tourists with their extravagant displays and top-notch amenities. Not only are heritage hotels the pride of Rajasthan, but they also provide the government with money through tourism. They demonstrate Rajputana's taste for beautiful architecture and the impeccable craftsmanship of a bygone era. With us, experience Rajasthan Tour with Luxury Hotels is mentioned below.
-  Jodhpur's Umaid Bhawan Palace 

-  Taj lake palace, Udaipur

-  Rambagh Palace, Jaipur

-  Rohetgarh, Jodhpur

-  Samode Palace, Jaipur

-  Balsamand lake palace, Jodhpur

-  Sariska palace, alwar

Jaisalmer Dunes
The best desert vacation spot in India is Jaisalmer, where tourists like seeing the "Sam Sand Dunes" and taking a city tour. There are three well-known dune areas in Jaisalmer: Sam Sand Dunes, Khuri Sand Dunes, and Lodhruva Sand Dunes.

Given that there are no trees in this 3-5 km stretch of pure sand, camels, and jeeps for Jaisalmer desert safari trips, desert camps, and a location now known as Sam Sunset Point, Sam Sand Dunes are highly famous among tourists.

The Sam Sand Dunes, the other two dune areas, and all the activities you can arrange here, like- Camel Safari at Sam Sand Dune, Jeep Safari at Sam Sand Dune, Sunset Point at Sam, and Desert Camping at Sam. More than a million tourists visit Sam or Sam Sand Dunes each year, making Rajasthan's most popular desert dune area.

The dunes' broad area is within a 3 to 5 km radius, ranging in height from 30 to 60 metres. These dunes continually change as sands give this spectacular desert scenery new forms. It is quite enjoyable to walk on and slide down these dunes, and watching the sunsets here is like admiring the magnificent creation of God.

Local food of Rajasthan
The scarcity of crops and water in this dry state has impacted Rajasthani cuisine. Rich people's hunting excursions and local warriors' way of life has given rise to various inventive foods and supplies that can survive for several days. Cooks frequently use dried beans, lentils, milk, buttermilk, and Red peppers with oil to preserve food and reduce water demand. Every part of Rajasthan has amazing food. If you are in Rajasthan, you must try Dal Bati Churma, Gatte ki Sabji, Laal Maas, Ker Sangri, Papad ki Sabji, Bajre ki Roti with Lasun Chutney, Raab, Onion Kachori, Panchkuta, and Ghever. You can explore the gastronomy of Rajasthan on the India tour Rajasthan.

Crafts in Rajasthan
Rajasthan, a well-known Indian state, has an extensive preference for traditional crafts, jewels, and textile displays that are all-time favourites among those in the know. Rajasthani handicrafts are hard to top in beauty, brilliance, and sheer variety. Aside from palaces, forts, and camels, Rajasthan's traditional crafts are well-known worldwide. It is a major exporter of traditional Indian handicrafts. Rajasthan's outstanding crafts are all about distinctive shapes, vibrant colours, scenic paintings, and masterfully crafted metals that serve as instruments of enjoyment. People from all over the world come to Rajasthan to appreciate and cherish the region's rich history. Rajasthan is famous for Blue Pottery, Marble work, Carpets & Rugs, and Bagru Print in art and crafts.