Jaipur Jaipur the largest city of Rajasthan is an epitome of vibrancy and magnificence. The royal legacy of Jaipur is rich in culture, heritage and architecture. The city is rightly titled as the 'Pink City' for the color of the stone used extensively for construction within the walled city. Jaipur with its majestic palaces, splendid fortresses, beautiful havelis and tranquil temples make for an idyllic tourist destination. The tranquility of lush gardens housing these intimidating forts and palaces further add to the landscapic beauty of Jaipur.

Agra The erstwhile abode of the 3 most influential dynasties of the medieval world, Agra is worth visiting. The world famous Taj Mahal is the epitome of eternal love and the finest specimen of the amazing Mughal style of architecture. Apart from this, there are numerous other Mughal structures in Agra that are unique and reflect the taste and talent of the Mughals. Fatehpur Sikri and Sikandra are also worth a visit as these also encompass the unique Mughal architectural style. Apart from the monuments, the colorful markets, selling beautiful artifacts, overwhelm the visitors.

Jodhpur Jodhpur is the bestowed with the title of 'The Sun City' as the sun shines almost every day of the year. Situated on the edges of the Thar Desert, it is mostly referred to as the Gateway to Thar. Being the second largest city of Rajasthan the city is divided into two parts- the old city and the new city. The major tourist attractions of Jodhpur include Jaswant Thada, Mehrangarh Fort and Umaid Bhavan Palace. The other major attractions that easily draw the eyes of tourists include Kailana Lake, Balsamand Lake and the Mahamandir temple.

Udaipur The lake city of Udaipur, once the princely state of Mewar, is rightly tilted as the 'Venice of the East' and, in reference to Dal Lake of Kashmir, it has earned the title 'Kashmir of Rajasthan'. Situated in the mid of lush hills of Aravali along the turquoise waters of Pichola Lake, the stunning landscapes and mesmerizing architecture of the city make it a must-visit destination not only for Indians but also for visitors to India. The major highlights of the city include visit to City Palace, Pratap Memorial and the Saheliyon-Ki-Bari. Besides this the other attractions to savor while being in Udaipur include Jagmandir.

Chittorgarh Chittorgarh, previously known as Chitrakut, signifies the gallant story of the beautiful princess Rani Padmini. The rustic town of Chittorgarh showcases love, beauty, bravery and grace at the same time. Legends suggest that Rani Padmini was the reason why Sultan Alauddin Khilji conquered the kingdom of Chittorgarh. Tourists to Chittorgarh are fascinated by its formidable past and the presence of the historic monuments including ruined castles, impressive forts and magnificent royal buildings.

Jaisalmer Jaislamer is titled as the 'Golden City of India' for its yellow sandstone structures. The city is widely known amongst tourists for its close proximity to Thar Desert. The city is best known for its old mansions better known as havelis. The dominant highlight of the city is the Jaisalmer Fort, locally known as Sonar Quila. Unlike most of the forts in India, the Fort of Jaisalmer is a living fort featuring shops, havelis and hotels inside the premises of the fort. Of the major tourist attractions of Jaisalmer include medieval Havelis, of which Nathmal ji ki Haveli and Salim ji ki Haveli are the most popular.