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Rajasthan, the land of the kings, is India’s most colour-charged state. Half desert, half bony hills, the everyday is shot with searing colour- brilliant fabrics flash like flames against the stark landscape. You’ll experience these saturated shocks of colour everywhere- a sea of turbans clustered under a village tree, rural women in traditional dress, saris drying on a parched riverbed. Like a legend come to life, the state is picked with magical towns and cities; sky-blue Jodhpur; Jaipur; painted dusky pink; Jaisalmer, a golden sandcastle; Udaipur, shimmering bone-white; and Pushkar, clinging around its holy lake.

The whimsical, magnificent palaces and forts are products of the Rajput’s- warrior clans and feudal lords who dominated Rajasthan for centuries, living by ancient, violent codes of chivalry and death before dishonour. A collection of small, fierce kingdoms, each supported vast forts, epic palatial complexes and the incredible lifestyles of the maharajas.Today Rajasthan remains dominated by its past, a feudal state with a largely rural population. The land is harsh and frequent droughts makes scratching a living harder and harder. The pre-eminence and extravagance of the Rajput princes that created such a beguiling, mythological state, with so much to offer the visitor, has also contributed to traveling back in time.


The state is diagonally divided into the hilly southeastern region and the barren north- western. Thar Dessert, which extends across