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Navratri is a nine day festival of Indians honoring the Mother Goddess and tenth day is celebrated as vijayadashmi or Dussehra, famous for the day when lord Ram killed Ravana. This celebration occu...
Read moreKalbeliya - Dance of Rajasthan
Rajasthan has been a heaven of various folk art forms. A medieval history includes the existence of princely states, which provided patronage to these art forms and their artists. Vibrant, vigorous...
Read moreGanesha Chaturthi - A Divine Celebration
Long drawn celebrations and festivities are a part of the social and cultural fabric of India.Among the many religious and social customs that mark the diverse festive calendar of Indians, Ganesha ...
Read more"At the break of dawn, Jaisalmer Fort shines like a golden tiara atop the lofty hill" Jaisalmer fort is a monument worth visiting and worth retaining in your conscious mind. It is a world herita...
Read more"A Palace that might have been built by Titans and colored by the morning sun" - Rudyard Kipling Mehrangarh is made up of two words- Mihir (sun or sun-deity) and Garh (Fort), means ' Fort of the...
Read moreChand baori, Abhaneri (literally translated as "Moon Well") is the oldest and deepest step well in the world. Abhaneri is a village in the Dausa district of Rajasthan, India. It is situated at a...
Read moreOasis in the deserted land of Rajasthan,a pilgrim spot,a land of serene lakes,waterfalls,green forests,stunning monuments-Mount Abu is the only hill station in Rajasthan as well as north we...
Read moreWhen one talks about romantic getaways, Paris or Switzerland are the first to come in mind but what if India’s very own ‘Pink City’ Jaipur with its royalty and grandeur attached to its name has bee...
Read moreBlock Print - Chhap of Rajasthan
There is something very beautiful about a little town in the heart of Rajasthan. Sanganer. Specked with colors all the time with the sun’s heat breathing down on earth, bobbed in bright colors ...
Read moreCelebrate Gangaur with Ethnic Rajasthan
Holi is a massive riot of colors and celebrations, but in Rajasthan the fun and festivities don’t end with it, but continue for another 18 days in the form of Gangaur festival which commences on ...
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