Travelers are looking for genuine experiences, therefore they go to regions where the event started or has significant significance today. Due to the energy with which the winter holidays of Dussehra, Diwali, and Gangaur are celebrated here, hotels in Rajasthan see an unprecedented rise in reservations.

Rajasthan has a lot more to offer. This state offers accessible cities and townships with diverse sceneries. It is also the most popular destination wedding location in India. Let’s have a look at some popular winter vacation spots in Rajasthan and what you can do there to make the most of your time off:

Jaisalmer

The golden sandstone that can be seen practically everywhere in this desert oasis has given it the moniker “Golden City of India.” The Jaisalmer Fort is a huge and spectacular Rajasthani hill fort that encircles the city. What is its specialty? It is a flourishing metropolitan hub with temples and stores, and hundreds of individuals call it home. This provincial desert is much more than temples and cultural monuments.

Don’t forget to visit the renowned pillar #609 on the International Line of Control; merely get permission from the Jaisalmer military headquarters. A trip to the Indo-Pak border is a necessity since it inspired numerous Bollywood history and action films. Longewala Conflict Memorial, located 10 kilometers outside the city, is the site of the historic 1971 war.

Bikaner

Bikanerwala, an incredibly successful and hardworking food retail business with several branches in practically every city in India, was the idea of this city’s craft. Bikaner’s alleys are an epicurean’s dream, brimming with silver-coated ghewar and namkeen! To experience these delicacies one needs to travel to the smallest gorges since here the best of things come tightly packed, mainly their bhujia.

The narrow pathways also house ancient Jain temples and some of the earliest specimens of Mewari architecture, such as the huge Rampuria Haveli. One Jain temple is known as the ‘Ghee Mandir’ because its stone foundation was hardened using 40,000kg ghee instead of water in the mortar; it was created in the 12th century and is officially known as the Seth Bhandasar Temple.

Pushkar

Pushkar’s Brahma Temple, which houses Lord Brahma’s oldest four-faced statue in the world, was built in the 14th century. According to mythology, Lord Brahma was looking for sacred territory to hold a religious ritual when he dropped his lotus to direct him. The lotus fell into a kund and became known as Pushkar Lake, which has 52 ghats.

This sacred spot is associated with all things spiritual, and many people come here to cleanse their chakras. This city is one of Rajasthan’s minor yet notable tourist attractions.

Kumbhalgarh and Ranakpur

Want to explore a beautiful valley away from the hustle and bustle of the city? Ranakpur, with its lovely vistas, is a thriving hamlet where you can book the best boutique hotels such as Mana Hotel. With the azure Aravallis as a background, you’re likely to get some Instagram-worthy images. Relax and unwind while taking in the valley’s clean air and rustic trails.

But make time for a wildlife safari organized by Mana Hotel, where you could see the lately infamous “pink” leopard; they can also organize visits to the reserve forest. Jeep safaris with professional naturalists are available to view the beauties of Kumbhalgarh Sanctuary. Kumbhalgarh Fort is a massive hill fort in Rajasthan that is the second longest after the Great Wall of China.

Udaipur

Udaipur, the ‘City of Lakes,’ has become India’s most popular wedding destination due to its romantic atmosphere and regal beauty. This Rajputana land’s moniker, often known as ‘Venice of the East,’ conjures up visions of flaming sunsets, lake boat excursions, regal mahals, mountaintop vistas, gorgeous temples, and worldwide famous opulent resorts.

The City Palace will wow visitors with its majestic Mewari style and construction; it includes the Jag Mandir, the current Maharaja’s vintage vehicle collection, and a large museum. There are several attractions to see in Udaipur, one of them is Monsoon Palace, which defines the joyful life of the royals and is available to the public. Saheliyon ki Bari is a beautiful park with fountains, and Bagore ki Haveli, approximately 3 kilometers away, has a folk dance display every evening, both of which provide insight into Udaipur culture.

If you are planning a vacation to Jaipur and are unsure about which hotel to stay at, Anuraag Villa, one of the top budget friendly boutique hotels in Jaipur, is a good option. The hotel has all of the characteristics that distinguish it as one of the top resorts.