Search
» »5 Offbeat Destinations in Rajasthan

5 Offbeat Destinations in Rajasthan

By Akshatha Vinayak

The unending list of majestic palaces and forts in Rajasthan allures everyone across the world. It is nothing less than a wonder to see the architectural finesse used by the ancient architects. The vibrant culture, traditions along with royal past allure people to explore! Let us make a small diversion and discover some offbeat destinations in the Rajasthan trail.

A voyage through the unexplored places will sink you deep into the varied culture and richness of Rajasthan.

Bundi

A view from the top of Taragarh Fort or the Star Fort gives a beautiful panoramic view of this Bundi. A developed town with the remnants of a royal past takes you back in time. Ornate palaces, step wells, forts and temples offer a lot to discover in Bundi. It is one of the must visits offbeat destinations in Rajasthan.

Bundi

Beautiful Bundi
Photo Courtesy: Antoine Taveneaux

Sambhar Salt Lake

You might wonder how salt can be extracted from a desert vegetation? Desert vegetations are a 'pot of wonders' and Sambhar Salt Lake just proves that! India's largest inland salt lake is a saline wetland where salt extraction has been going on for centuries. Sambhar Salt Lake is an elliptical lake situated in Nagaur and it is a unique destination.

Sambhar Lake

Sambhar Salt Lake
Photo Courtesy: Nawanshu91

Banswara

It is interesting to know how some places get a particular name; Banswara is derived from the Bamboo forests which existed in the region. Banswara is also called as the 'City of Hundred Islands' because of the several mini islands formed by Mahi River. Several lakes and heritage of this 'Bamboo Country' is worth exploring.

Banswara

Banswara
Photo Courtesy: Vedpriyaa

Mahansar

How about a heritage drink in the desert? The region of Shekhawati holds many wonders and Mahansar is popular for its Mahansar Heritage Liquor. Isn't it exciting to enjoy this exotic drink amidst the rich heritage in Mahansar?!

Galtaji Temple

Galtaji Monkey Temple
Photo Courtesy: China Crisis

Galtaji Monkey Temple

In the outskirts of Jaipur, there is a town called Kania-Balaji, it is known for Galtaji Temple. It is fondly known as the 'Monkey Temple' owing to the large population of monkeys. The luxurious temple architecture of Galtaji is one of the best offbeat destinations in Rajasthan.

Trudge along the hidden path of royal Rajasthan and discover the untouched treasures that have stood the test of times!

Read more about: heritage jaipur ajmer rajasthan
Get Instant News Updates
Enable
x
Notification Settings X
Time Settings
Done
Clear Notification X
Do you want to clear all the notifications from your inbox?
Settings X