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Far-famed as king's royal abode or adobe of Rajas, Rajasthan gets more pleasant with the arrival of the monsoons. There are places to visit in Rajasthan in August that boast of complimentary environs to traverse and lively festivities to revel in the Rajputana glory.
Moreover, this is the time to see the verdant and picturesque side of Rajasthan. The areas around the Aravallis - the most beloved fold mountains in the world - are at their best in August. With a myriad number of draws and interesting places boasting pretty colours in monsoon, it's a luxury to traverse and explore Rajasthan in August.
1. Jaipur
Jaipur commonly called as the Pink city is the best place to visit in Rajasthan in August. Jaipur normally is hot and hence is not ideal for summer tours, to experience and explore this city to the fullest a monsoon tour is a must.
2. Udaipur
Udaipur is a city of lakes, wonderful traditions and temples, monsoon is the best time to experience and enjoy the fun of the city. Udaipur is a storehouse of various things to do, you can visit the fair and festivals or spend some private time at the temples or plan for a day excursion to explore Udaipur.
3. Neemrana
Neemrana fort palace is the famous attraction at Neemrana, during the monsoon season, you can see this palace fully decorated and illuminated with colourful lights.The Neemrana fort which was a fort then is now converted into a modern luxurious heritage hotel. Tourists should visit this fort to witness the beautiful construction work of it, and above all, this place is a shopping destination too.
4. Samsun Dunes
Give the beaches and park some rest, instead of travel down to the Samsun dunes to enjoy the beauty of Jaisalmer during monsoons.Nothing can beat Rajasthan when it comes enjoying the desert safari, enjoy some dune bashing at Sam sand dunes along with other adventure junkies and enjoy the Jeep Safari, Camel Safari.
5. Ranthambore
Nothing can be greater than Ranthambore, this place to visit in Rajasthan in August will give you a memorable experience of a monsoon vacation.
The landmark of this place is the Ranthambore fort, this fort was recognized as one among the UNESCO sites, visiting this fort and Trinetra Ganesh temple should be mandatory in the itinerary. Also don't miss the wildlife safari in Ranthambore.
6. Bishnoi Village, Jodhpur
Jodhpur is one of the best places to visit in Rajasthan in August, the Bishnoi village, during monsoons you can enjoy the beautiful sea coasts, rain forests and sight of mountains at its best. If you want to enjoy the tribal part of India then Bishnoi village is the village safari that shouldn't be missed out for. Dip into the Guda Bishnoi Lake and set a picnic camp over here.
7. Khuri
To get the real desert experience, Khuri is the best place to visit in Rajasthan in August. With varied sand dunes and camel safari, this place can be best enjoyed during monsoon. Nothing can be more tempting than a desert camel safari at Khuri, This small village is lies to the south-west of Jaisalmer hence reaching here will not be a problem, venture into the colourful villages or opt for the camel safaris or desert camping.
8. Jawai Leopard Camp, Pali
Places to visit in Rajasthan in August has some special importance as monsoon season over here gives a festive look and tourists normally prefer to make use of this time to enjoy a dry city like Pali
To get a fantastic experience out of the jungle book, you have to visit the Jawai leopard camp, At the heart of this place, the wild leopards roam freely all over. Jawai is a stylish place that combines subtle lavishness with abundant adventure.
9. Mount Abu
The only hill station in the Rajasthan is Mount Abu, monsoon visit is perfect to spend some amazing time over here. Mount Abu holds significant importance in Hindu Mythology. Climb the Mount Abu hill station and get mesmerized by its amazing beauty, and spend some time at Gaumukh temple.
10. Bharatpur Bird Sanctuary
To catch a glimpse of the finest bird park in this world, you have to visit the Bharatpur bird sanctuary. This is the nestling place of indigenous water birds, migratory waterbirds and other watersides birds, Migratory birds that are rare can be seen here during monsoon time. The beauty of Bharatpur bird sanctuary can be better enjoyed only when seen directly, so head to this place directly from Rajasthan or Delhi to see the chirping birds, and mesmerizing sunset beauty, spend some time cycling and enjoy the side by roads.
