 Rajasthan is a land famous for its kings and princes and its forts and palaces. The Royal Rajasthan Tour includes a trip to the major Forts and palaces dotting the scape of Rajasthan. A visit to these wonders is surely going to leave you awe-struck with the scale and magnitude of the riches of the royalty. The many marvels that await you on the Royal Rajasthan Tour start right from the expanse of the land on which these palaces are built, that is huge and humongous to the intricately carved out designs to elaborate costumes to armory in gems and metals. There are many museums in Rajasthan, which preserve the rich treasure troves such as armoury, paintings, costumes, coins etc from the past. Palace.
The splendor of Jaipur
Jaipur has its own share of forts and palaces. The must visit palaces include the City Palace and the Hawa Mahal. The City Palace is a massive palace with many other palaces like Chandra Mahal, Mubarak Mahal and the Badal Mahal, as well as a museum. The Palace is seven-storied where each level has been titled differently. The first two levels house a museum. The most exquisitely designed of all the levels is the 'Shobha Nivas' or the Hall of Beauty, which is embellished with gold leaf and mica decorations.
The Hawa Mahal is an architectural splendor designed in red and pink sandstone overlooking the main street of Jaipur, however it was originally built so for the women of the royal household to watch processions.
 The city of Palaces, Udaipur
Udaipur is a beautiful city dotted with palaces, beautiful lakes and narrow lanes. The most famous of them all is the City Palace, which is set astride the Pichola Lake. The palace is home to many magnificent buildings and small palaces. The Dilkhush Mahal has beautifully lined up frescoes .The Manak Mahal is famous for its figures of porcelain and glass. Another sight of scenic splendor is the Lake Palace or the Jag Niwas Hotel. The palace in white marble rises majestically out of the lake. The interiors are intricately designed and crafted, with old paintings, period furniture and stained glass windows. The Jag Mandir Palace is situated on the southern end of the Lake Pichola. The dome of the palace has been designed in the form of a crown.
The majestic Jaisalmer
This is the land of golden sand dunes. Take a ride on camels amidst these beautiful dunes. Visit the Jaisalmer Fort, an imposing Fort overlooking the beautiful town colored in honey colored sandstone. Also visit the splendid Havelis, which are adorned with beautiful motifs reflecting the grandeur of the past. The famous Havelis are Nathmalji- ki-Haveli embellished with miniature paintings, which are sheer works of artistry. The Patwon-ki-Haveli is embellished with beautiful murals.
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