10 Hidden Treasures Of Rajasthan That Need To Be Visited Right Away!
10 Hidden Treasures Of Rajasthan That Need To Be Visited Right Away!
There are countless places to visit in Rajasthan that divulge into
the intriguing world of Rajputana history, pride, and culture. However, there
are many places that have been overshadowed by others. These places offer
numerous experiences that enhance holidaying experience of all kinds of
travelers
Hidden treasures of Rajasthan
Long overlooked in favor of its popular counterparts, there are
countless forts, resorts, and monuments that are desperately waiting for people
to visit and enjoy these perfect vacation hotspots.
1. Lakshman Sagar Resort, Pali
What was initially built as a hunting lodge almost 200 years ago,
has now been transformed into a paradise that offers an unbelievable level of
comfort, luxury, and service to its visitors. With stylish individual cottages
and an attractive swimming pool, Lakshman Sagar Resort is on top of the tree
for an outdoor luxury stay.
2. Samode Palace, Jaipur
Bored of visiting the same old tourist sightseeing places in
Jaipur? Drop by the Samode Palace to experience a regal richness on your next
vacation. This 500-year-old palace is a testament to the Golden era of the
princely states that presided within Rajasthan; each with its own story to
tell.
This hidden treasure of Rajasthan doubles
up as a property where people can spend their nights without having an
unreasonable amount of chaos in a single destination.
Star attraction: The unique swimming pool that adds the cherry on top of this fabulous resort.
3. Mihir Garh Fort, Khandi
Yet another fort that gets not as much attention as it deserves, Mihir Fort is located 6 kilometers away from the city of Jodhpur. A medieval castle fortified in a desert terrain provides an excellent picturesque setting. Enjoy a romantic sunset from the terrace balcony, in the comfort of your accommodation, as the orange hues of the sky will create a memorable evening on your travels.
4. Barmer
Deep in the Thar Desert lies the town of Barmer which is famous
for its mud houses and arid climate. Due to its location (185 km
from Jaisalmer), a lot of adventure travelers can often be spotted in
Barmer with their bikes and cars.
Like many other true hidden treasures of Rajasthan, Barmer also has beautiful forts and temples that amaze travelers.
5. Jawai Leopard Camp
Jungle adventures are not easy to find in the desert landscape of
Rajasthan. However, Jawai Leopard Camp experience is one of the cherished hidden treasures of Rajasthan.
Luxury camp accommodations are set up near the Jawai Dam in the Rajasthan for a surreal experience in birdwatching, leopard spotting, and stargazing. The camp offers nature walks and trekking for travelers who prefer to see more than just what is offered around the circumference of the campsite. Over the years, Jawai has become a revered glamping destination among international travelers.
6. Amanbagh Resort, Ajabgarh
Over the past decade, multiple luxury resorts and hotels have
opened in the Aravalli Hills catering to the ever-growing demand of domestic
and international tourists seeking luxury accommodations for weddings,
vacations, and corporate retreats.
However, nestled in the town of Ajabgarh, Amanbagh Resort has
managed to remain under the radar for the majority of travelers. What qualifies
it as one of the hidden treasures of Rajasthan is its architectural design and
gorgeous ambiance that takes travelers to another dimension completely.
7. Ramathra Fort, Sapotra
The location of this fort in Sapotra holds the resort at a very
advantageous position. Travelers visiting the Ranthambore Wildlife Sanctuary or
the Bird Sanctuary in Bharati for an adventure trip should definitely consider
a stay at the pristine Ramathra Fort Resort.
Currently owned and operated by Thakur Brijendra Raj Pal and his
royal descendants of the kingdom of Karauli, Ramathra Fort finds itself in the
creme-de-la-creme of heritage resorts in Rajasthan.
8. Rawla Narlai
Not all of Rajasthan is about palaces, forts, and royal kingdoms.
There is enough (if not more) charm, vibrancy, and rich heritage in rural India
as there are in the princely castles. En route Jodhpur travelers will come
across the rustic and quaint village of Narlai.
A fully-immersed rural experience by the Rawla Narlai Heritage Resort offers romantic candlelight dinners at the step well, horse riding through the countryside, and exploring various sightseeing places like local temples, forest trails, and elephants walk.
9. Osian
An ancient town located in the Jodhpur district, Osian was a major
trading center of the silk route between the 8th and 12th century AD. Osian
makes its presence well-known in the hidden treasures of Rajasthan with 16
gorgeous temples built all over the city.
Intricate designs, masterful craftsmanship, and revolutionary
architecture can be seen in all of the temples in this ancient city.
10. Magnetic Fields Festival, Alsisar
A perfect blend of modern music with the rich cultural heritage of
India can be found at the annual Magnetic Fields Festival in Alsisar. Founded
in 2014, this music festival underlines the spirit of Rajasthan by getting
people together through, art, culture, and international music.
A relatively unknown event in the eyes of music lovers that happens every year in December- Magnetic Fields offers a wide range of cultural activities, musical shows, art workshops, and interpersonal sessions to inculcate a community-like ambiance.
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