hotels. A stay at the Umaid Bhawan of Jodhpur or Lake Palace of Udaipur will make you feel like a royal guest. The comfort and splendid nature of the lifestyle at the mansions can also be felt in the royal trains being run. The festivals of this royal land brings to life the hard work of the people of Rajasthan with lively colors, gorgeous costumes, mesmerizing folk dances, astonishing performances by puppet artists and shops revealing the exquisite craftsmanship of the peoples.

Tourists with varied interests get attracted towards Rajasthan, the bird watchers flock to the Bharatpur Bird Sanctuary, the followers of Jainism do pray at the Dilwara Temples at Mount Abu and Sanger, which otherwise happens to be the only hill station in the desert state of Rajasthan. Ajmer is frequented by the Muslim to pay their homage at the dargah. There are ample forts to hold the attention of the tourist in each city. The trip to the sheesh mahal or the fort with glittering mirrors on the elephant back is for sure an experience in itself that cannot be parallel easily. The huge artificial lake at Ramgarh is a picnic spots for the people of Rajasthan when it gets filled with water during the monsoon season. The Sariska National Park and the Ranthambore National Park are other examples of the efforts made for the preservation of wildlife. The boat rides on the Lake Pichola of Udaipur with splendid surrounding of palaces and temples provide other opportunities of enjoying Rajasthan. We conduct exclusive guided tours to Rajasthan and take care of the minutest of details for the travelers to Rajasthan.