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Things to do in Rajasthan

From hill forts and palace museums to boat rides, desert dunes and wildlife safaris, these are the sights and experiences that shape most trips to Rajasthan. They are grouped by destination so you can see what to combine in each place.
  • Amber Fort's sandstone walls on the hillside, reflected in the calm water of Maota Lake
    Attraction

    Amber Fort

    Jaipur

    A hilltop fort-palace above Maota Lake, part of the UNESCO-listed Hill Forts of Rajasthan, with mirrored halls and long views over the hills.

  • Looking up at Hawa Mahal's tiers of latticed windows against a blue sky
    Attraction

    Hawa Mahal

    Jaipur

    The 'Palace of Winds': a tall, honeycomb façade of latticed windows overlooking one of the walled city's main streets.

  • A red boat with passengers on Lake Pichola below the City Palace in warm afternoon light
    Experience

    Boat ride on Lake Pichola

    Udaipur

    See Udaipur from the water, with views of the City Palace and the island palaces of Jag Mandir and the Lake Palace.

  • Mehrangarh Fort on its rocky ridge above Jodhpur's houses under a deep blue sky
    Attraction

    Mehrangarh Fort

    Jodhpur

    One of India's largest forts, rising high above Jodhpur, with palace rooms and museum galleries inside its walls.

  • Camels with colourful saddles resting on the sand dunes near Jaisalmer
    Experience

    Sunset at the Sam Sand Dunes

    Jaisalmer

    Open Thar dunes west of Jaisalmer, popular at sunset and often combined with a camel ride or an overnight desert camp.

Ranthambore

  • A tigress walking along a dirt track in Ranthambore National Park, with a safari vehicle behind her
    Experience

    Wildlife safari in Ranthambore

    Ranthambore

    Jeep and canter safaris through the national park's zones in search of tigers, leopards, sloth bears and birdlife.

Chittorgarh

  • The carved stone Vijay Stambh tower at Chittorgarh against a blue sky, framed by tree branches
    Attraction

    Chittorgarh Fort

    Chittorgarh

    A former Mewar capital spread across a long plateau, with towers, temples, palaces and water reservoirs inside its walls.

Mount Abu

  • Attraction

    Dilwara Temples

    Mount Abu

    A group of Jain temples famed for intricately carved white marble, built between the 11th and 13th centuries.

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