What are the Places to visit in Rajasthan on a bike tour?

Places to visit in Rajasthan on a bike tour

Rajasthan is a land of palaces, forts and culture that spans centuries. This is the “Land of Kings” and an immersive experience of India’s royal history. The landscape varies from golden sand dunes to green lakes and there’s so much to explore. Each city has its own magic and there’s something for every kind of traveler. Whether you are journeying through a luxury Rajasthan Tour Package or cruising along the desert roads on a Rajasthan motorcycle tour, each city has its own story to tell. Here are 7 must visit places in Rajasthan along with the top attractions in each.

Jaipur

Jaipur, the capital of Rajasthan is old and new. The city is famous for its pastel buildings and forts. Explore its many historical treasures. Amber Fort on a hill top gives you a glimpse into the life of Rajasthan’s royals. City Palace complex has many courtyards, museums and gardens that showcase Jaipur’s royal heritage and is one the most visited Tourist Places in Rajasthan.

Udaipur 

In the desert state of Rajasthan, Udaipur is an oasis and is famous for its lakes and palaces. The City Palace, a massive structure overlooking Lake Pichola, has a breathtaking view of the lake and the Aravalli Hills in the distance. 

Jaisalmer

In the heart of the Thar Desert is Jaisalmer, famous for its yellow sandstone architecture which gives the city its golden colour. The massive Jaisalmer Fort which is still inhabited by locals is a UNESCO World Heritage site where you can walk through narrow lanes with intricate havelis like Patwon Ki Haveli and Nathmal Ki Haveli. 

Jodhpur 

Jodhpur is a city famous for its blue houses which is why it is called the Blue City. The crowning glory is the Mehrangarh Fort one of the largest forts in India which overlooks the city. The fort has a museum that has an impressive collection of palanquins, musical instruments and arms used by the royals. Don’t miss the Sardar Market for the colourful textiles, spices and handicrafts.

Bikaner

Bikaner in the north of Rajasthan is a city of grand history and desert magic. The Junagarh Fort built in the 16th century is an example of the city’s architectural splendour with a mix of Rajput and Mughal styles. 

Pushkar

Pushkar is one of the oldest cities in India and a major pilgrimage site due to its Brahma Temple one of the few in the world. The sacred Pushkar Lake is believed to have healing powers and many devotees come here to take a dip. The Pushkar Camel Fair held every year is a unique spectacle of livestock trading, traditional performances and cultural exhibitions, don’t miss it.

Conclusion

Rajasthan’s palaces, festivals and landscapes are a travel experience like no other. Whether you are here for history, wildlife or desert safaris, Rajasthan will leave you with memories to cherish. For foodies, the cuisine from spicy dal baati churma to ghewar sweets is an added bonus. By booking with an India Travel Agency you can have a hassle free and enriching experience in this royal state and make the most of your time here.