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37. Visit the Chittorgarh Fort

One of the best known forts of Rajasthan is the Chittorgarh Fort, located close to the city of Udaipur. The fort stands out for its ornate architecture and a luxurious setting. There are several palaces and tall buildings within the fort which are worth a visit. If possible, pay a visit to the fort at night, when it illuminated and looks all the more stunning.

38. Visit Devigarh Palace- epitome of Rajasthani luxury

Another stunning palace of Udaipur is the Devigarh Palace. It has been restored and converted into a resort recently. The palace has been voted as one of the best in terms of design by different travel and design magazines. Take a tour of the palace and walk through the same rooms that once the royalty walked through.

Other things to do in Rajasthan

39. A cultural stay in Chokhi Dhani Resort

A Rajasthani experience cannot be complete without experiencing the colorful customs and traditions of Rajasthan. A part of the cultural experience of Rajasthan can be had at Chokhi Dhani Resort. It is an ethnic resort close to Sanganer, where you are treated to traditional folk dances of Rajasthan, dinner by the bonfire and so much more.

40. Jeep Safari in Ranthambore- A wild experience

One of the wildest things to do in Rajasthan, literally, is take a jeep safari tour of Ranthambore wildlife sanctuary. It is one of the most well known wildlife reserves of the country, home to tigers, elephants and a lot of other species of wild animals.

41. Palace on Wheels- a kingly experience

Don’t just limit yourself to visiting the forts and palaces in Rajasthan and imagining how life must have been for the royal class. You could feel like the royal class yourself with a journey aboard the Palace on Wheels. It is one of the best luxury train ride sin the world which takes you through Udaipur, Jodhpur and several other cities of Rajasthan. Make sure you book your seat well in advance, for the train usually is completely booked for an year or more.

42. Ziplining at Neemrana Fort- Shout your lungs out

About a couple of hours drive from Delhi is Neemrana Fort, one of the many forts in Rajasthan. But it is a little different than the rest. At Neemrana Fort, you can go ziplining. In other words, you can go from one hill to the next with the help of wires suspended high above the ground. You cannot help but shout your lungs out as you zip across the mountains.

43. Chhatra Sagar Nimaj- A royal camping experience

Almost everything in Rajasthan is a royal experience. How can camping be left behind? Chhatra Sagar Nimaj is a camp located by the Chhatra Sagar Nimaj dam in Pali-Marwar district. The camping tents face a beautiful lake, andthe camp itself combines a rustic and a royal experience. You can enjoy a camping experience here during the months of October to March, since the camp is closed during monsoon and summer months.

44. Take the blessings of Dargah Sharif, Ajmer

Dargah Sharif in the city of Ajmer is the shrine of Moin-ud-din Chishti. It is a place revered by people of all religions. Each year, several thousand pilgrims descend to the shrine to offer their prayers and seek blessings. One of the holiest times to visit the shrine is during the time of Urs, which is a 6 day festival. It is said that a prayer offered at Dargah Sharif does not go unanswered.

45. Visit the Bundi Fort- an ornate masterpiece

The Bundi Fort in the city of Bundi in Rajasthan may not be as well as known as some of the other forts of the state. However, it deserves a visit for its ornate architecture. Like most forts of Rajasthan, the Bundi fort too has a story to tell. Visit the fort and explore the many buildings that lie within its boundaries.

46. Take a trip to Mount Abu- an eco-tour in Rajasthan

Mount Abu in Rajasthan is a popular hill station of India. In the royal times, it was visited by the royal class and the British for leisure. Take a trip to Mount Abu and explore the interesting architecture of the place, which comprises of colonial style bungalows and royal homestays as well. There is a small sanctuary too in Mount Abu where you can go bird watching or even spot leopards and langur.

47. Take a jungle safari in Sariska Tiger Reserve- an encounter with wildlife

One of the most adventurous things to do in Rajasthan is to take a wildlife tour in Sariska National Park. Situated in Alwar district, the national park was opened in 1955. It is one of the best habitats for tigers in India and has been actively involved in the Tiger Project. Take a safari through the reserve and spot several species of wild animals, and some exotic species of birds too.

48. A visit to Bhangarh- be spooked

Bhangarh is an ancient city which is located in Alwar district of Rajasthan. The ruins of the city are believed to be haunted. It is also believed that anyone who visits the ruins of the Bhangarh Palace after dark does not ever return. In fact, the city is off limits after dark, and despite being an ancient city, the Archaeological Survey of India does not have an office here. Take a tour of Bhangarh during the day and hear spooky stories from the locals themselves.

49. Tour Bishnoi Village- a tryst with ethnic Rajasthan

If you are interested in a peek into the age old customs and traditions of Rajasthan, there is nothing better than a taking a village tour in the desert state. Tour the Bishnoi Village and learn about the various customs and traditions of Rajasthan that are still practiced in this part of the state. A tour of Bishnoi Village lets you get up, close and personal with ethnic Rajasthan, and also gives you a chance to explore the mystic Thar Desert.

50. Visit Junagarh Fort- for its architectural marvel

You just can’t get tired of visiting all the forts and palaces of Rajasthan. Each one has a different story to tell and different architecture to mesmerize. Junagrh Fort is located in Bikaner, in the arid region of Thar Desert. It is one of the few forts of Rajasthan which are not built atop a hill. The city of Bikaner has been established around the fort, which houses several temples and palaces, each testimony to the times gone by.

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