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Rajasthan, the earliest inhabitants of this part of western India were tribes who settled in a few fertile tracts, and groups of nomads, who travelled with their herds from one oasis to another. The kings constantly fought each other, and each one developed a warlike ethos and a defensive style of architecture. Trade sustained these kingdoms, for the trade route into India passed through the deserts of western India. Known as Rajputana or the Land of the Kings, and today it is known as the modern Indian state of Rajasthan. The charismatic Rajput warriors were known for their bravery. With the arrival of the Muslims in India and with the rise of the Mughals, most Rajput kingdoms gradually lost their independence & became part of the mighty Mughal empire. With the fall of the Mughals, the Rajputs gradually took back their independence through a series of spectacular victories, but, by then a new force to reckon with, had emerged on the scene in the form of the British. Most Rajput states entered into alliances with the British, who allowed them to continue as independent states, each with its own maharaja, subject to certain economic and political constraints.

After 1947, most Rajput rulers were allowed to keep their titles and property holdings but in 1970, these titles were abolished. While some of these rulers have survived, by converting their forts and palaces into museums and hotels, many have been unable to cope with the financial demands of the 20th century. Rajasthan with its numerous forts, palaces, its riotous colours and its romantic sense of valour, honour and courage is still very much alive.

Rajasthan is land of festivals and fairs. Birth anniversaries of gods and goddesses, saints, folk heroes and heroines are celebrated in this state. Other important fairs are Teej, Gangaur and Urs at Ajmer, Kumbh mela at Baneshwar, Kartik Poornima and the Cattle Fair at Pushkar-Ajmer. Rajasthan is recommended as a tourist destination even on a short trip to India. Tourist centre in Rajasthan include Jaipur, Jodhpur, Udaipur, Bikaner, Mount Abu, Sariska tiger sanctuary, Ajmer, Jaisalmer, Chittaurgarh and Bharatpur, Dundlod, Mandawa.

We offer heritage concepts hotels to look after and memorable experience to the tourist. Rajasthan has been the home of  the Maharajas and their nobles. Legends that grew around these .warriors have now passed into history - tales of blood & blade, heroic deeds on battlefield and of undaunted spirit in the face of defeat. They gave equal attention to their places of residence from the dramatic hilltop fortifications, to the isolated and often unapproachable hunting pavilions, garden places, pleasure pavilions, to the grand palaces with Belgian crystal furniture, Italian  marble, intricately carved columns and the most amazing frescoes -- these palaces  have continued to attract tourist for years now. Forts with beautiful stone carving, ethnic paintings & handicraft, Keeping in mind the safe passage to move at the time of  danger.

Rajasthan heritage trip : (18 days )
Delhi - Varanasi - Khajuraho - Agra - Fatehpur Sikri - Jaipur - Mandawa - Bikaner - Deshnoke - Jaisalmer - Jodhpur - Ranakpur - Udaipur - Mumbai