Rajasthan is a treasure trove of history, tourist places and hidden gems. It has some of the best ‘off the beaten track’ places to visit. It has nature at its glorious best and also some of the most majestic monuments to boast off.
India is a land of colour, culture and cuisines. Every community, region and religion has its own delicacies and specialties. Rajasthan tops the charts when it comes to food. Infact the best way to experience this vibrant and colour state is through its finger licking, traditional food.
The very famous and popular Pushkar Mela is one of the most celebrated fairs in Rajasthan. It is visited by Indians and foreigners alike and has a more than average stand out every year. Celebrated over a period of five days, it is the largest camel fair in the world.
