Best Monsoon Destinations in Rajasthan
28-August-2019
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Of all the seasons are the ones that bring happiness with it. In the desert state of India, Rajasthan the monsoon comes as a cure for this scorching land. Rajasthan is famous as a royal state of India, and its diversity is rich in terms of everything from culture to tradition. The climate in Rajasthan remains hot throughout the year, but the monsoon season when the serenity of this place is enhanced with every drop of rain. To make the Rajasthan tour even more enhanced, we have collected 10 amazing cities in Rajasthan that you can visit during the month of Monsoon. Here is the list of best monsoon destinations in Rajasthan -
Best Monsoon Destinations in Rajasthan[/caption]
- Mount Abu
- Udaipur
- Jaipur
- Ajmer
- Pushkar
- Keoladeo National Park
- Narlai
- Bundi
- Mandawa
- Ranakpur
Brief Description of Best Monsoon Destinations in Rajasthan
Mount Abu
Mount Abu is the only 'hill station in Rajasthan'. It is the perfect place to spend some time in monsoon season. Mount Abu is characterized by pleasant weather, lush greenery, and scenic beauty. It is important in terms of natural abundance.
Things to Do in Mount Abu in Monsoon Season
People can enjoy fun activities in Mount Abu such as -
- Bird Watching
- Nature Walks
- Hiking Through the Mountains
Main Attractions in Mount Abu
- Dilwara Jain Temple
- Nakki Lake
Must do shimmering on Nakki Lake.
Suggested Tour
Udaipur
The 'city of lakes' - Udaipur is very famous as the monsoon destination of Rajasthan. It is because there are many lakes making it an ideal tourist attraction in Rajasthan. Along with its astronomical structures, this city is also famous for its strong weather storms during the monsoon season. Udaipur retains prominent places of Rajasthan tourism, making your monsoon time even more enjoyable.
Bagore Ki Haveli in Udaipur[/caption]
Things to Do in Udaipur in Monsoon Season
- Visiting Heritage Sites of the City
- Exploring Markets
- Purchasing Ethnic Souvenirs
- Boating in Pichola Lake
Main Attractions in Udaipur
- City Palace complex
- Jag Mandir
- Saheliyon Ki Bari
- Jagdish Temple
- Lake Palace
- Monsoon Palace or Sajjan Garh Palace
Suggested Tour
Jaipur
Jaipur is famous as the 'Pink City of Rajasthan', which is not only the capital of Rajasthan, but also a capital of fun love, and a tranquil environment. The place is full of major forts and palaces that will give you an idea of the royal era in Rajasthan. The city of Jaipur is well known in the golden triangle package of India. Many local and international travelers from all over the world love to visit Jaipur on their holidays.
Jal Mahal Jaipur[/caption]
Things to Do in Jaipur in Monsoon Season
- Visit Forts and Places
- Dinner in Chokhi Dhani
- Exploring Markets of Old Jaipur
- Experiencing Rajputana Grandeur
Main Attractions in Jaipur
- Amber Fort
- Jaigarh Fort
- City Palace
- Hawa Mahal
- Jantar Mantar
- Albert Hall
- Birla Temple
Must do an elephant ride in Jaipur.
Suggested Tour
Ajmer
Ajmer is famous for its 'Lake - Ana Sagar' and Ajmer Sharif Dargah. The world-famous Dargah 'Khawaja Moinuddin Chishti' is the most visited Hajj area in Ajmer.
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Ana Sagar Lake - Ajmer[/caption]
Things to Do in Ajmer in Monsoon
- Boating in Ana Sagar Lake
- Blessing at Ajmer Sharif Dargah
Main Attractions in Ajmer
- Ana Sagar Lake in Ajmer
- Ajmer Sharif Dargah
Suggested Tour
Pushkar
Pushkar is an ancient city famous for the ghats and Brahmaji Temple. Historical and mythological significance, the most beautiful and Pushkar holds many interesting stories associated with them.
Pushkar Lake[/caption]
Things to Do in Pushkar in Monsoon
- Visit the Ghats of Pushkar
- Do Camping in Pushkar
- Do Camel Safari in Pushkar
Main Attractions in Pushkar
- Brahmaji Temple
- Pushkar Lake
Suggested Tour
Well, although these 2 cities are different, when it comes to tourism, Ajmer and Pushkar come as complementary tourist cities. Travelers on their Rajasthan holiday package love to travel to Jaipur then Ajmer and Pushkar.
Keoladeo National Park (Bharatpur)
Keoladeo National Park is the center of natural abundance. It is one of the best places to visit in Rajasthan in monsoon. The Keoladeo National Park is ideal for all nature lovers. It is also known as 'Bharatpur Bird Sanctuary' and 'Ghana National Park'. It is famous for being the home of thousands of birds (local and migratory); this place is an ideal tourist location for bird lovers. This National Park has more than 230 bird species.
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Bharatpur Bird Sanctuary[/caption]
Things to Do in Bharatpur in Monsoon
- Explore UNESCO World Heritage Site
- Bird Watching (Local and Migratory)
- Explore the Nearby Attractions
- Campaigning
- Jungle Safari
Main Attractions in Bharatpur
- Bharatpur Palace
- Lohagarh Fort
- The Government Museum
- Deeg Palace
Suggested Tour
Best of Rajasthan with Golden Triangle
Narlai
Narlai Sightseeing Attraction[/caption]
This is one of the most beautiful places in Rajasthan that must be visited in the season of monsoon. Narlai is located between the city of Udaipur and Jodhpur which comes as fun for Rajasthan trip packages. The cultural village with tribal culture along with the people of Narlai is a treat for the eyes. Luxury heritage hotels in Narlai are actually an oasis of calm.
Things to Do in Narlai in Monsoon
- Enjoy Monsoon in Village
- Take a Jeep Safari
- Watching Deer, Leopards, Chitals
Main Attractions in Narlai
- Handicraft Center in Narlai is Famous
- Horse Safari
- Shiva Temple
- Adinath Temple
Suggested Tour
Bundi
Of all the cities in Rajasthan, Bundi is the city that receives the maximum rainfall during the year. The place is the best destination to visit during Monsoon in Rajasthan. The place is famous for its ornate castles, architectural wonders, charming palaces, and step-well reservoirs known as baoris. Bundi known as 'Bunda ka Naal' has great historical significance and has witnessed many battles and legends.
Bundi Sightseeing Attraction[/caption]
Things to Do in Bundi in Monsoon
- Exploration of Bundi Markets
- Watching the Beautiful and Majestic Aravalli Markets
- Enjoy Visiting Brahmin Blue Houses
- Visiting Hills and Temples
Main Attractions in Bundi
- Taragarh Fort
- Badal Mahal
- Khambon ki Chhatri
- Bhoraji ka Kund
- Garh Palace
Suggested Tour
Mandawa
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Mandawa Sightseeing Attraction[/caption]
The city of Mandawa is mainly famous for its traditional havelis. Travelers not from India only but from all over the world visit Mandawa every year to cherish the beauty of this place. The history of this city dated back to the 18th century. The place was baptized with many names in its first phase, Mandu Ki Dhani, Mandu ka Bas, Manduwas, and Manduwa, which was eventually known as Mandawa. It is located in the Shekhawati district Mandawa is an ideal tourist center to explore in the monsoon season.
Things to Do in Mandawa in Monsoon
- Exploring Havelis
- Enjoying Scenic Natural Beauty
- Shekhawati Culture and Traditions
Main Attractions in Mandawa
- Sewaram Saraf Haveli
- Ram Pratap Nemani Haveli
- Hanuman Prasad Goenka Haveli
- Gulab Rai Ladia Haveli
Suggested Tour
Ranakpur
Chaumukha Jain Temple[/caption]
This city of Rajasthan is listed among the most famous places in Rajasthan. It is also a huge part of tour packages in Rajasthan for 10 days. The city of Ranakpur is famous for its huge population of monkeys that fascinates travelers visiting this place. With Jain Temple, Ranakpur occupies an important position in the Rajasthan tour itinerary 7 days. The small 'Sun Temple' in Ranakpur is a major tourist attraction in Rajasthan. This temple is managed by the royal family of Udaipur on the trust of the royal family.
Things to Do in Ranakpur in Monsoon
- Monkey Watching
- Monkey Feeding
- Exploring Heritage Sites
- Ancient Temples
Main Attractions in Ranakpur
- Dilwara Jain Temple
- 1444 Pillars in Temple
- Nearby Markets
Suggested Tour
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