5 Hidden Treasures of Rajasthan that need to be Visited Right Away

Rajasthan is a princely state of India with most exotic heritage buildings, fort and palace that chorus the songs of bloodshed, glory and human sacrifices. There are some very interesting stories and myths about forts and palace that tourist would love to discover with Rajasthan Cultural Tour. Every fort and palace has its own unique story and unique style of architecture. Some of the forts in Rajasthan are registered as the UNESCO world heritage sites as well and will amaze you with unique interesting features. There are some heritage sites that might worth visiting during Rajasthan Heritage Tour.

Kumbhalgarh fort (Kumbhalgarh)
It is a fortress of Mewar that is surrounded by Kumbhalgarh wildlife Sanctuary that houses various species of flora and fauna. The Kumbhalgarh fortress has 38 KM long walls which is noted as the largest wall complex fort in the world. It is the second largest fort after Chittorgarh fort. Kumbhalgarh fort has 7 fortified Gateways for entrance as this fort was solely made for war purpose by Rana Kumbha during 15th century.

Bhangarh fort (Bhangarh)
This fort is declared as the most haunted place by Archaeological Survey of India, located 85 KM away from Jaipur which is the capital of Rajasthan. Travellers can witness the various Hindu temples at the entrance and bazaar in the middle premises of Bhangarh. There are lots of stories are heard and said about this mysterious place. It is illegal to enter the fort after and before sunset as this place due to some mysterious activities. It is a must visit place during 10 Days Rajasthan Tour.

Ranthambore Wildlife Park (Sawai Madhopur)
Situated 189 KM away from state capital, this National park is home to the famous Bengal tigers that must be visited with Rajasthan Wildlife Tour. It is also home to many other wildlife species of mammals including the magnificent beast Mugger Crocodile.

Jantar Mantar (Jaipur)
India has total 5 astronomical observatories like this and the one in Jaipur is the biggest one. It has total 19 observation instruments for celestial observation and each one is used for different type of observation from naked eye.

Chittor fort ( Chittorgarh)
This fort of Rajasthan carries the burden of Jauhar which took life of many proud females of the royal family when Mughal emperor Alauddin Khilji tried to invade this fort. It is also a fortress of Mewar Kingdom and made with Rajput style of architecture. This place must be included in your Best Rajasthan Tour Packages.