Majestic monuments, stunning forts, glorious palaces, and serene temples are just some of the many reasons why both kids and grown-up will love Rajasthan.

A vacation is incomplete without creating memories to reminisce and cherish later. From unique local encounters to eye-opening conversations. From laughing your heart out to hearing interesting stories - these experiences will cater to your family’s personal interests and let you all enjoy India from a new perspective!

When In Doubt, Go Pink

Jaipur, also known as the Pink City, is the capital of Rajasthan and rightfully so, because of the culture that it represents. It's an amalgamation of the best things found in Rajasthan and is a treat to the eyes.

If you're feeling particularly adventurous, then try to explore a side of Jaipur that only the locals know about! You'll be welcomed by an architectural wonder in every street, and get a first-hand storytelling experience of the old-walled city.

If you dread the noise and chaos in general, venturing out in the morning would be the best thing to do. How the city wakes up and buckles up for the rest of the day is interesting to see, and you may also visit one of the famous temples there, and indulge in a chanting prayer. The local scenario of the vendors trying to sell vegetables, fruits, and flowers has a quirk of its own. And hog on the popular breakfast of the city which is a combination of samosa, kachori, and masala tea!

If you want to dive deeper into the cuisine of the area, walk through the local bazaar with a food guide, and learn about the ingredients used, and other aspects of Rajasthani food. Sample local snacks and meals at non-conventional joints and relish the authenticity of the flavours, which is a mingle of spicy, sweet, & tangy.

On the outskirts of Jaipur, is Ikaki Bagh - which supports the idea of a sustainable future. The motive of this farm is to inspire and push small and marginal farmers to adhere to organic farm practices, sustainability initiatives, and environmental conservation. This is the calmer side of the city, and follows the philosophy of 'less is more'.

This is not a touristy spot meant for pure fun. It is an eye-opening one that gives you a glimpse of the other side of India. Educate yourself about the farming practices of this region and see how women are empowered within the village, along with the poor children. Let your visit to Jaipur be a soul-touching one!

Embrace The Hues of Blue

Jodhpur is known as the Blue City. Why? Because the houses and buildings are layered with a rich shade of blue. It used to be the capital of the Kingdom of Marwar, hence, it stands out with its aristocratic palaces, forts, and temples.

The best way to experience the city is to start touring the rural areas, that mirror simplicity, and gorgeousness at the same time. Quite an interesting contrast, isn't it?

As you drive past the lanes, you will glance into the authentic way of life in the rural areas in this city, which will fetch out some emotions in you.

Partially nestled near the Thar Desert, this area struggles with scorching heat and almost no rainfall. It is one of the most drought-prone regions of the world, and the houses are made from mud and have small compounds, and its inhabitants welcome visitors with an open heart and a wide smile.

If the impeccable hospitality doesn't grab your attention, then the lifestyle of this region definitely will. Men indulge in earning a decent living through livestock farming, while the women shed sweat and energy in taking care of the fields and looking after their respective households, simultaneously. There's so much you will find out about desert life if you inspect this area properly.

Women adorned in tasteful jewellery, and vibrantly coloured clothes, the pleasure of sipping on chai, while you try their local bread, and the overall vibe of the rural side of Jodhpur is a sensory miracle, that shouldn't be missed.

Soak Yourself In The Grandeur of The City of Lakes

The moment you enter the city of lakes, you'll feel a tranquil vibe course through your soul. Unlike the other cities of Rajasthan, Udaipur is almost frozen in time, with a vibrant culture, aesthetic, splurge-worthy marketplaces, and historical gems.

But there's another side of Udaipur that you should explore - the scenic hills and rural countryside in the outskirts of the city.

Tour through these areas in a Jeep safari, and feed your wanderlust with a picturesque view of nature, tribal villages, their livelihood, and traditions.

The mainstream spots of Udaipur should be explored, but on the other hand, if you take a look at the underrated areas, it will present you with an unparalleled experience of the city!

The influence of one of the oldest dynasties in the world can still be felt in Udaipur. It was one of the few regions that weren't in control of the Mughals, and hence, it's the hub of untainted Indian history and culture.