Tag: Rajasthan

The Pichwai Paintings are believed to have originated about four centuries ago. It is said to have arisen from the state of Rajasthan, more precisely from the Nathdwara town in the state. The word “Pichh” means back, and the word “wai” translates to textile hanging.

Chittorgarh, Rajasthan. Although an important heritage site in India, declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2013, the renown of Chittorgarh is spread far and wide, more so because of the myths and legends associated with its history.

Echoing the flavours of Rajasthan, the Pratap Mahal Ajmer offers quintessential Rajput hospitality with folk dancers, finest craft artisans and illustrious Bani Thani paintings that adorn the premises.

Mandana is the oldest forms of tribal art that has survived economically in India till ages. It is done in Rajasthan and Madhya Pradesh by one of the ancientest tribal communities, the Meenas.

Udaipur passes the fancy of every traveler across the globe at least and for good reason. Several people dream of getting married there, but...

While you might have visited the mainstream travel destinations of India, there are certainly some amazingly beautiful offbeat places in India you’ve missed on.

Ajmer is a city that holds an interesting past and lives in a beautiful present. Read on to explore the different places to visit in Ajmer to get the real essence of this beautiful city.

Check out the rich culture of Rajasthan's folk art through this amazing infographic on Rajasthani Handicrafts

Rajasthan has a lot of reasons for attracting so many tourists- its magnanimous historical forts, palaces standing out, in huge deserts, and its folk art and culture.

Book readers regularly congregate for book reading sessions by authors to understand the finer nuances of literature. Similarly, book fairs offer another opportunity to...

What could be better than spending honeymoon aboard ‘Palace on Wheels’, India’s top luxury train that takes you to the most romantic destinations?

I wanted to be in a place filled with art, so I thought why not the Indian Barcelona, Rajasthan! Experiencing Rajasthan was like a blast of art and architecture