As a result, the dates of festivals celebrated by religions other than Christianity changed in the Gregorian calendar. Here’s the list of all the important public holidays in Rajasthan:

1. Republic Day (January 26)

The Indian Republic Day is celebrated every year with great zeal. The Governor of the state unfurls the national flag and inspects the state-level parade. Republic Day functions are also helpd across various public offices, private institutions, schools, and colleges.

2. Holi (Likely in March or April according to the Hindu calendar)

 This particular Hindu festival involves lots of colors, rituals, and customs. Curious tourists also arrive from different parts of the world to experience this colorful festival. Of course, it’s not only about a variety of colors being thrown at each other. You’ll get to savor authentic Rajasthani drinks, such as bhang chach, kairi ka paani, and thandai. A whole platter of local delicacies like gatte ki sabzi, and mirchi papad also await you on this day.

3. Cheti Chand (Likely in April according to the Hindu calendar)

This festival celebrates the arrival of spring and harvest. It also marks the beginning of the new year for the Sindhi Hindu community. Cheti Chand is celebrated with processions of the idols of Jhulelal and other deities.

4. Rama Navami (Likely in April according to the Hindu calendar)

This festival celebrates the birth of Lord Rama. In Hinduism, Lord Rama was the seventh incarnation of Lord Vishnu and is greatly revered by Hindus worldwide.

5. Ambedkar Jayanti (April 14)

This annual festival commemorates the birthday of Dr Babasaheb Ambedkar. He was a civil rights activist, economist, and social reformer. He had fought for the socio-economic upliftment of the backward classes of Indian society. Dr Babasaheb Ambedkar was instrumental in drafting the Constitution of India. He also served as the Minister of Law and Justice from 1947 to 1951.

6. Mahavir Janma Kalyanak (Likely in March or April according to the Jain calendar)

This is among Jainism’s most important religious festivals. It commemorates the birth of Mahavira, the 24th spiritual teacher of the Jain religion.

7. Good Friday (The friday before Easter)

This day commemorates the crucifixion of Jesus and is observed by many Christian denominations with church services and fasting.

8. Eid ul-Fitr (Follows the Islamic calendar)

This Muslim religious holiday marks the end of the month-long fasting of the month of Ramadan. The day of Eid al-Fitr is based on the sighting of the new moon by religious authorities.

9. Eid al-Adha (Follows the Islamic calendar)

This religious festival of the Muslims honours the obedience of Prophet Ibrahim to the command of God. According to the Islamic traditions, Allah had commanded Prophet Ibrahim to sacrifice his son Ismail. Before Ibrahim could sacrifice his son, Allah made a lamb appear before him, which he was ordered to kill in his son’s place.

10. Indian Independence Day (August 15)

This national holiday commemorates the independence of India from British rule. Just like in other parts of India, this day is celebrated with great patriotic spirit in Rajasthan. On this day, the Chief Minister of the state hoists the Indian flag and addresses the public function. This is followed by floral tributes to the martyrs.

11. Gandhi Jayanti (October 2)

This day celebrates the birthday of Mahatma Gandhi. He had struggled relentlessly for the independence of India. He is known across the country as the ‘Father of the Nation’.

12. Dussehra (Likely in October according to the Hindu calendar) 

This Hindu festival commemorates the killing of the evil king Ravana by Lord Rama. Large effigies of Ravana are burned to ashes as a symbol of the victory of good over evil.

13. Eid Milad-un-Nabi (Follows the Islamic calendar)

This day commemorates the birth anniversary of Prophet Muhammad. Muslims of the state celebrate the day by wearing new clothes, exchanging gifts, and offering prayers.

14. Diwali (Likely in October or November according to the Hindu calendar)

This is a major Hindu festival, which is celebrated for 5 consecutive days in the state. During this period, almost all of Rajasthan gets illuminated by the lights of decorative lamps and fireworks. Sweets are also eaten in large quantities during Diwali. The festival celebrates the return of Lord Rama to his kingdom after killing the demon king Ravana.

15. Guru Nanak Gurpurab (Likely in November according to the Sikh calendar) 

This Sikh festival commemorates the birth of the community’s first guru, Guru Nanak. It is an occasion of prayers and celebration among the Sikh community of the state.

16. Christmas Day (December 25)

The birthday of Jesus Christ is celebrated with great fervour by the local Christians. Carols are sung and some great festivities are held in churches of the state.

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There are many activities for visitors which is why it has become a top tourist attraction in Rajasthan. You can spend a full day here as there’s so much to see and do. You’ll need to create an itinerary just for a trip to this lake so you can fit in as much as possible. And don’t worry, there’s plenty of restaurants closeby or food stalls around the lake offering many different cuisines and beverages. So you don’t have to worry about bringing anything with you.

Water Activities

There are various different water activities that you can participate in at Fateh Sagar Lake. It’s all part of the fun! There are different boating options for visitors. You can choose the cheapest option which is a bigger boat with room for different groups of visitors with one tour guide. Or you can choose a more personal experience with your own motorboat and guided tour. This is perfect for families/friends that want to spend quality time together and they can also have the guides full attention. You can make the journey more individual and choose how long you stop off in different places for photographs etc. So you can admire the beauty of the lake in your own time! You can even hire Jet Skis for the thrill-seekers. You can choose any time limit you want and the prices are surprisingly cheap. Different tour packages will have jet skiing included. So hop on and have some fun!

Three different islands

If you decide to take a boat trip you can visit all three of the different incredible islands on Fateh Sagar lake. Most tours will stop off at each island for a short period of time and let you explore.

First island

The largest island of the lake is called Nehru park. The whole island is fundamentally a big park with a zoo. There are over 40 species of animals at this zoo. Including many indigenous animals such as Bengal tigers, panther, elephants, deer, antelopes, Indian rhino, Asiatic lion and various bird species. You will also find a boat-shaped restaurant where you can enjoy breakfast, lunch or dinner after a few hours enjoying some of Indias most majestic creatures.

Second island

The second island is the smallest and is essentially a public park. Many people like to stop off here for lunch as there are many green areas with amazing views of the lake to sit and picnic. You will also find incredible water-jet foundations that the government of Rajasthan have installed. At nighttime these light up!

Third island

The third island is the home to Udaipur Solar Observatory which is the best solar observing site in the whole of Asia. Unfortunately, you cannot stop off at this island and explore the facility. Only people that work here are permitted to enter. However, you can go past on the boat and observe or take photographs.

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Wild animals

Ranthambore National Park is mostly known for the abundance of tigers. So if you’re desperately searching for a tiger-siting on your visit to Rajasthan, this is without a doubt the place to go! Many wildlife photographers (and tiger lovers) will go here as its the most likely place to see tigers. The tigers at this national park are also extremely familiar with vehicles so they won’t be scared off by your approaching. They’ll sometimes even feel so comfortable they’ll come right up to your vehicle to inspect. So get your cameras ready!

But Rajasthan offers so much more than tiger sightings. You’ll find so many majestic creatures as you explore the park. There is a huge variety of animals including mammals, birds and reptiles. You might find leopards, sambar deer, Asian palm civets, striped hyenas, white-footed fox, Chinkara and Asiatic wildcat. And if this isn’t enough, there are also over 300 species of birds. Which is great news for the bird lovers! In fact, its Indias most popular birdwatching spots with people travelling from all over for this reason. These include serpent eagle, waterfowl, sandpiper, kingfisher, cormorant, bronzed-winged jacana, great-horned owl, sandgrouse, sarus crane, painted spurfowl and so many more.

The park is also well-known for the huge amount of Reptiles that you can find wandering around. Some of these reptiles can be dangerous, so it’s important to read the warning signs to stay safe and aware. That’s why getting a tour guide is always a great idea! The reptiles you might find include Desert Monitor Lizards, Tortoise, Banded Kraits, Cobras, Common Kraits, Ganga Soft Shelled Turtles, Indian Pythons, Rat Snakes, Russel’s Vipers, Indian Chameleon and more. There are even crocodile species in the marsh. There will be warning signs everywhere to stay away from the Marsh at all times.

Tours around Ranthambore National Park

There are so many tour options for Ranthambore National Park. Tourists should pick a tour package based on their main reasons for visiting the park. These are the tour options…

Safari Tour

You can choose out of two types of safari tours. The first tour will offer a Jeep and Canter experience. Depending on the size of your group, you can choose a 6 seat Jeep or a 20 seat Canter. The Canter safaris are perfect for those visiting in big groups so you can share the same tour guide and experience all that the park has to offer. The tour lasts about 3 hours and will take you to all the best spots in the park. This means you’re extremely likely to spot some of your favourite wildlife! Just make sure you’ve got your binoculars and camera ready.

Photography tour

There is a specific photography tour for photographers or just anyone that wants to get the best possible shots from the experience. This tour will take you to the most photogenic locations. It’s one of Indias top photography destinations so you’re guaranteed to get some amazing photographs. Your tour guide will also give you tips and tricks (for those who aren’t professionals) on how to get a great photograph. This tour is also for 3 hours so you’ll have so many opportunities to capture many different majestic creatures. And all with the most beautiful backgrounds! It’s no surprise that its a top location for wildlife photographers.

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This amazing elephant sanctuary will give you the experience of a lifetime. It opened in 2012 and has become extremely popular, which is due to the special and unique encounter that this tour offers. Elefantastic is owned by a lovely local family that have had over four generations of experience with the care of elephants. It now has 25 Asian elephants that roam freely within the sanctuary. Each one is treated with exceptional care and respect. And it has now been voted the #2 tourist attraction in Rajasthan! It’s clear immediately that Elefantastic ensures the elephants need come first. They have even banned elephant riding to protect elephants from any possible stress. They focus on healthcare, welfare and rehabilitation for the elephants. Their main goal is to create a safe space these domesticated majestic elephants to live a healthy and happy life. So add Elefantastic to your itinerary today!

Having the opportunity to witness these magnificent animals up close is a spectacular experience. The team at Elephantasatic goes above and beyond and ensures the experience here is unmatchable. The eco-friendly living at this sanctuary ensures elephants live a long and healthy life. So many elephants are rescued either from the circus of poor living conditions and rehabilitated back to good health. You will get a meaningful and authentic experience here and it’s clear how well this family look after their elephants. They want to give tourists lots of information about elephants and their lives rather than simply just ordering rides. They offer an in-depth insight into the lives of Asian elephants. So, if you’re in India and want to hang out with elephant (who wouldn’t) then I strongly recommend Elefantastic. You do not have to be concerned about elephant welfare here.

Why choose Elefantastic?

As you probably already know, it is very important to pick the right elephant sanctuary when visiting a country. Unfortunately, so many elephants are being mistreated all around the world and beaten for exploitation and tourism. It’s your duty to do as much research as possible (read lots of individuals reviews) before choosing which elephant sanctuary to visit. Elefantastic offer a distinctive and rewarding experience with the elephants. You will be able to practice speaking to the elephants through different spoken commands. And instead of riding, you will walk with the elephants to a close-by village. This shows the elephants respect and allows them to be undisturbed, abused or exploited.

Elefantastic does not allow tourists to ride the elephants. No matter what elephant sanctuary tell you, if you’re allowed to ride elephants then these elephants are not being treated well. So any elephant sanctuary that promotes this should be avoided at all costs. The unfortunate truth is that baby elephants are taken away from their mothers and tortured and beaten in order to ‘break their spirit’. This means they’ll follow human commands more willingly as they have no fight left. Therefore, elephants may seem relaxed when you ride them but they are in fact just beaten down and submissive. This is a horrible thought but it’s very important that people are made aware. So they can choose a sanctuary that ensures the health and well-being of elephants is a priority. And not exploiting them for tourism.

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This incredible camel tour takes place in the Thar Desert. This desert is famous and well-known across the world as the 17th largest desert covering 200,000 km2. Adventuring through this vast desert in the blazing heat is truly an incredible experience (just make sure you bring water and sun protection). You will enjoy an ethical camel-riding experience through the most remote and empty dunes. You will almost feel alone (apart from the people on your tour) as you adventure through the desert. This makes you feel far away from civilization which is something people love about the experience. This means there’s no one to ruin your picturesque photographs! The best thing about this tour is that they offer various different tour choices to cater to your needs. Whether its the half-day sunset tour, a full day tour or an overnight tour. Stargazing at nighttime here is truly magical!

I can definitely recommend The Real Deal Camel Safari. The team’s passion to make your experience the best shows in every little detail of the tour. The camels are treated amazingly and seem very content, happy and healthy. They offer a unique tour through the Thar Desert and will take you to some very isolated places. Where you’re likely to come across some more desert-living creatures! It’s so important to choose a good tour guide. To ensure your safety and make your travel through the desert hassle-free. So you can soak up the experience and immerse yourself in all the incredible sights that the Thar Desert offers. Make sure you carry your camera with you, you’ll want to capture this unforgettable experience. The sunrise or sunset in the desert is a sight you won’t want to miss.

Will you find other animals the Thar Desert?

Yes, the Thar Desert is home to many species of birds, reptiles and wild animals. So it is very likely that you’ll bump into some along the way. Some wild animals you might find include the red fox, the mongoose, the chinkara, antelopes, wild cats and of course, other camels other than the one you’re riding one. You will also see reptiles such as the Indian spiny-tailed lizard and desert scorpions. The Thar Desert is also a haven for birds, with up to 141 species. Including Indian Bustards, spotted eagles, laggard falcons, buzzards, kestrel, vultures and many more.

What shall I bring?

When travelling through the Thar Desert you will face extreme heat, especially in the middle of the day. In peak heat, it can reach 100 degrees and 50 degrees in the evening. It’s very important to protect yourself from the heat. Here are some things you’ll need…
Water! Water is essential. You must stay hydrated throughout the day.

• Sun protection. I’d recommend the highest factor you can find. Don’t risk burning yourself.

• A hat (also for sun protection).

• A bandana or scarf. They will provide you with protection from sunburn, dust and sand.

These are the essential items but I’d also recommend taking a battery pack for your mobile phone. You’ll want to capture all the picturesque views. Hand sanitiser, your hands will get dirty from the dust and sand. And a low-backed chair when you stop for a break!

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When is the best time to visit the Jal Mahal?

You can take a guided tour to the Jal Mahal whenever you wish. However, I’d personally recommend early evening as the sun sets. The view of the palace with a sunset lite lake really is magical! And the background behind the palace is beautifully lit as the sunset disappears into nighttime. You will fall in love with the ambience and views. And the best part? there are other historical sites very close by, such as Amber Fort, HawaMahal and City Palace. So if you can combine visiting the Jal Mahal with visits to all of these places. I would definitely recommend taking a guided tour which will take you to visit all four monuments in one day. The Jal Mahal is somewhere where you could stay all day. Once you’ve moved around the palace on the boat and took in all the views, you’ll be ready to move on.

Why add the Jal Mahal tour to your itinerary?

Jaipur is one of the most popular cities to visit in Rajasthan for its rich history, picturesque pink buildings and pristine lakes. You cannot visit Jaipur without visiting the Jal Mahal. It is without a doubt one of the top sites that this city offers. With thousands of tourists setting out in a boat to capture its beauty each year. It is considered as one of the Indias most beautiful architectural palace ever built. The city of Jaipur can be quite chaotic at times, so its the perfect escape for a day of serenity as you take in the breathtaking views. The beauty and charm of Man Sagar Lake with the incredible architecture of the palace are unmatched.

Your guided tour will narrate the history of the Jal Mahal. This will enhance your experience significantly, allowing you to relax, soak up all the information and enjoy the beauty of the Jal Mahal. Of course, tour guides are great if you’ve got any questions too. All Jal Mahal tour guides will have years of experience and knowledge in the culture and heritage. So you can rest assured that your in safe and knowledgable hands as you enjoy this 18th-century monument.

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I would strongly recommend the Sariska Tiger Reserve Tour to anyone that’s planning to visit Rajasthan. This tour is perfect for couples, families and friends. It’s hard not to be amazed by the sight of some of the worlds most majestic creatures. This experience allows you to interact with these creatures in an epic and ethical way. You will encounter many different creatures up close and personal. Some Sariska Tigers are so friendly you might even find them jumping on the bonnet of your vehicle! They will be rooming around in their natural habitat which is crucial for their well-being. These animals are complex, intelligent and loving beings that deserve freedom. That’s why this tour does not support zoos (zoos should be left in the part, its 2021 people). This incredible adventure through the jungle will fill you be excitement and delight. So book in today to guarantee your spot!

Which other animals will I get to see?

Of course, many tourists choose this tour because they want to see the spectacular Sariska Tigers. But you will encounter many different wild animals as you ride through the Indian Jungle. Not knowing which animals you’ll come across is all part of the fun. There’s a whole of 880 square kilometres to explore! There have been reportings of leopards, jungle cats, deers, boars, bison, sambhar, monkeys, chitals, hyenas, chausinghas, nilgais, porcupines and mongoose. This nature reserve is also home to an incredible 220 species of birds form many different regions. Such as crested serpent eagles, sand grouses, Indian nightjars, Eurasian eagle owl, Grey-winged Blackbird, white-capped water redstart and so many more! So make sure your prepared to do some bird-watching too.

What shall I bring?

If you’re struggling with what to pack for your Sariska Tiger Reserve Tour then here are my recommendations. You must bring the essentials, which include sun protection (a high factor, it gets extremely hot), bug spray (you’ll thank me later) and plenty of water (stay hydrated, always). Here are some not so essential items but might make your experience more enjoyable…

• Comfortable shoes, walking shoes or sandals. There are points during the safari that your tour guide might let you hop out of the vehicle. You’ll be able to roam around or go on a team walk (not too far from your vehicle though). You’ll appreciate having the appropriate footwear on.

• Any type of hat and sunglasses. The safari tour can get extremely dusty! You should wear a hat and/or sunglasses to protect your eyes. And to protect yourself from the sun too!

• A warm jacket for the evenings. Of course, it’s extremely hot during the day so many people don’t think about bringing a jacket. You’ll be surprised by how much it’ll cool down in the evenings and you’ll be glad you’ve got some warmth.

Oh, and don’t forget your binoculars. You might find something from a distance that no’one else has spotted yet!

Book Now at https://www.viator.com/en-GB/Rajasthan-attractions/Sariska-Tiger-Reserve/d4982-a27760?mcid=56757 to secure your spot. Once tickets are purchased, you’ll be emailed with any other information about this tour. Then it’ll be time to get excited!

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Rajasthan International Folk Festival, Jodhpur

Rajasthan International Folk Festival (also known as ”Jodhpur folk festival”) is an art and music festival celebrated annually in October. It’s a celebration of traditional Indian art and music. Hundreds of different musicians will travel here and take to the stage to perform. It welcomes any talent from across the state! The artists will also display their work all around the festival so people can admire their talent and purchase a piece if they want. This festival is a celebration and showcase of the incredible talent that Rajasthan has to offer. Whilst dancing the night away to traditional Indian music! We guarantee you’ll have fun at this festival and leave feeling content.

Pushkar Camel Fair

Pushkar Camel Fair is undoubtedly one of the most popular festivals in Rajasthan. Held in the tiny town of Pushkar it attracts an incredible three hundred thousand visitors each year. With locals and tourists joining together for a day of fun and entertainment. Originally, the festival was more business orientated and only made available to local camel traders. However, the popularity of this festival quickly rose as tourists were fascinated by the livestock, culture and traditions showcased here. So we can’t really blame the locals of Pushkar for turning it into a huge annual event for everyone to join. It’s a big money-making opportunity for the locals! You will experience camel beauty pageants (the camels are dressed up and shaved), dances, races and other events that are put on to entertain the crowd. The festival is full of beautiful bright colours and a lively atmosphere.

Teej Festival, Jaipur

Teej Festival is held in Jaipur (”The Pink City”) which is the largest city in Rajasthan. If you want to experience the best of Indian culture, this festival is for you! It begins in July/August, on the third day of the full moon fortnight. It’s a celebration of the prosperity of crops due to the heavy monsoon season. You will be surrounded by colour, dancing and traditional music. The festival worships the Goddess Teej Mata with dancing, prayers and singing. The women show their devotion to this Teej Mata in the name of love. They show their appreciation of their husbands or future husbands. You will be surrounded by magnificent decorations and lights are this festival. It is hard not to feel a warm buzz as you see all the talent of the people in Rajasthan, whilst celebrating their culture!

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Heritage Palace

This 5-star hotel will give you the opportunity to feel like royalty during your stay in Rajasthan. You will indulge in sophistication and comfort as soon as you arrive. The accommodation features luxurious and stylish interior design and all the rooms are aesthetically pleasing. Also, it features a large outdoor area with a beautiful garden, museums, art and much more. And the best part? they offer an incredible casino which is considered the best casino that Rajasthan offers. With the widest range of slot and table games on offer!

The Oberoi Udaivilas

The Oberoi Udaivilas is voted as one of the most popular hotels in Rajasthan. It’s affordable and luxurious with many special facilities. It’s situated in the beautiful city of Udaipur which is the home to royal residences. The casino offers a lively and energic atmosphere (as well as a huge selection of games). You will be surrounded by incredible architecture and a stylish and comfortable interior design. So, it is no surprise that it attracts millions of tourists every year.

Hotel Jaisalkot

The Hotel Jaisalkot is situated in the heart of Jaisalmer, also known as the ”Golden City”. This hotel is one of Rajasthan’s most visited and attracts millions of tourists each year. It offers a magnificent casino which features an ultra-modern and stylish indoor design. The casino floor features a huge selection of slot and table games. With poker tournaments held weekly for the guests’ entertainment! The theme is Las Vegas so you’ll forget you’re not really there at times!

The Kothi Heritage

The Kothi Heritage in the attractive city of Jodhpur, in the Thar Desert northwest in Rajasthan. It features a modern design with a perfect touch of history and heritage. It blends contemporary facilities with historic elegance which creates an ambience like no other. The casino featured here is extremely popular with locals and tourist. It’s open 24/7 and offers an extensive list of slots and table games to enjoy throughout the night.

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This travel guide is designed to help tourists plan which sites and attractions to see when visiting for a limited time. It will display the best of what Rajasthan has to offer. I have assembled all the important information about sights, tours, accommodations, transportation and activities in Rajasthan. So you can find all the historical and cultural attractions on offer and choose which ones you want to visit. This guide will help you to create a plan beforehand to ensure no time is wasted when you arrive in Rajasthan. So you can enjoy the best possible experience. Start planning your trip to the city of colour and culture today. You’ll thank yourself. Here are the top cities to visit in Rajasthan…

Jaipur

Jaipur is the largest city in Rajasthan and is often referred to as the ”Pink City”. This is because it’s well-known and famous for its beautiful pink coloured terracotta stones which are used to construct all buildings. It really brings a warm and welcoming ambience to the city. It’s captivating and attractive so it’s no surprise that tourists put Jaipur at the top of their to-do list in Rajasthan. Who wouldn’t love a whole city that’s painted pink? It looks great for the family photo albums.

There are so many reasons to visit Jaipur, it offers many attractions that tourists and locals love. Its top sites include Amber Palace, Hawa Mahal, City Palace, Jantar Mantar, Jal Mahal, Nahargarh Fort, Jaigarh Fort, Albert Hall Museum and Gems and Jewelry. Of course, you probably don’t have time to visit all of these extravagant places. So we recommend making a list of your favourite must-sees.

Udaipur

Udaipur is an extremely popular tourist destination and is also known as the “City of Lakes”. If you haven’t already guessed, yes there are lots of lakes in this city. The top lakes in Udaipur include Lake Pichola, Fateh Sagar Lake, Udai Sagar Lake, Dudh Talai, Swaroop Sagar Lake, Badi Talab and Choti Madar. Udaipur also offers so much more and we’d strongly recommend visiting. It has royal heritage, temples, museums, markets of colour, art and incredible street food. The top sites to visit are City Palace, Jagmandir, Sajjangarh Monsoon Palace, Jagdish temple and Ahar Museum. There’s so much to love about this city.

Jodhpur

Jodhpur is the second-largest city in Rajasthan and is also known as ”The Blue City”. As soon as you enter this city you will be surrounded by light blue painted houses which are extremely aesthetically pleasing. This city is blazing hot all year round which is in fact why the houses are painted blue. With consistently good weather, the houses need to be protected and kept cool from the sun. This city will give you a full sensory experience with beautiful buildings, incredible food markets and restaurants and cultural music. Its top sights include Mehrangarh Fort and Museum, Umaid Bhawan Palace, Jaswant Thada, Bal Samand Lake, Ghanta Ghar, Kaylana Lake, Mandore Garden, Rao Jodha Desert Rock Park and Sardar Market

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