 Well as you enter Rajasthan you realize that this land is different from any of the places that you have been to. Rajasthan is soaked with the hues of love and longing. A tour to Rajasthan is made up of the stuff that dreams are made of- the splendid forts and palace, golden sand dunes, traditional music and colorful attires. Rajasthan is famous for its tradition of love and valour of its men and women. The folklore, the puppeteers, the musicians and the dancers, all of them will tell you the tales that are steeped in the strains of love.
The Romantic Rajasthan Tours would include a visit to the forts and palaces of Jaipur, known as the Pink City. The Hawa Mahal was designed especially for the women of royal household so that they could watch the procession of the kings. The City Palace had chambers for the royal women, which were ornately designed and embellished.
Colors and Festivities
Rajasthan is an endless riot of colors with its colorful towns. Jaipur is the pink city and Jaisalmer, the city of golden sand dunes. The colors and culture of Rajasthan have so many takers, which have kept the traditions alive. Watch out for a puppetry show, which have tales from the love ballads of Rajasthan. Enjoy the music and dance festivals in Rajasthan. Rajasthan is home to unending festivities.The state has many traditional dance forms, chief among them are the Kalbeliya, Ghoomar, Gair Ghoomar, Kucchi Ghodi, Terah Taal and Caari dance. Watch the dancers do the balancing act or swerving swiftly to music. Even the music is played on the traditional instruments like sarangi, dhol, ektara, algoza, been, kamayacha. Witness any of the festivals of Rajasthan; there is the Desert Festival wherein in contrast to the golden dunes is the orgy of colors accompanied by music and merriment. The Teej Festival is the festival where women are dressed up in all their finery. The streets are lined up with bangle sellers and the henna artists. Watch out for religious festivities at Pushkar and Gangaur.
 Chittaurgarh- The epitome of Love
A Romantic Rajasthan tour isn't complete without a trip to the town of Chittaurgarh. This ambience of the town still resonates the tales of love and gallantry in the true Rajasthani tradition. Chittaurgarh still reverberates with the Rajput pride and spirit. The women of the royal household, staying at the Fort, set themselves on fire or committed 'jauhar' when their men went out in the eventuality of facing death in the wake of enemy attacks.
The massive Chittaurgarh Fort overlooks the town.
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