Rajasthan Tourism: 10 Offbeat Places To Visit On A Holiday

 The state of Rajasthan is the most popular tourist destination in India. Every year, many tourists visit this state of Rajputs, forts, palaces, and deserts. However, frequent travelers to Rajasthan only see the well-known places, but have you heard of these places we are about to discuss? Here are the ten offbeat places to visit on holiday in Rajasthan, and for that, you need the most offbeat Rajasthan Tour Packages. Let’s begin.

Bhilwara: Starting on our list is Bhilwara, the place which is famous for looms and textiles. However, its magnificent temples and forts lie beyond the fabric, worth your visit. Although Bhilwara lacks local tourist attractions, India by Car and Driver recommends you visit it at least once.     

Churu: Churu may be offbeat, but its beauty is no different from the other places in Rajasthan. It’s a gateway to the golden sands of the Great Indian Desert. Plus, don’t forget to visit the old Havelis that will give you a royal feeling.

Dausa: You must have heard of Chand Baori, one of the largest stepwell in India. It consists of 3500 narrow steps and 13 stories that go approximately 30 m deep, but more on that later. It’s right here in Dausa. However, the well is not the only attraction here. You will also love the many magnificent forts here.   

Dholpur: Even though the red sandstone structures beautify the city of Dholpur, it is still one of the least visited places in Rajasthan. However, you don’t want to miss seeing its majestic palaces, beautiful temples, ruins of forts, and breathtaking wildlife sanctuaries.    

Dungarpur: What makes Dungarpur famous is its artistically designed royal houses and palaces. The place is full of artwork wherever you go, whether in the form of castles, paintings, and other tourist attractions. If you are a couple visiting, don’t forget to visit its beautiful lakes. Overall everyone will feel relaxed, rejuvenated, and refreshed here.     

Jalore: Other than being a pilgrimage site with many temples and mosques, Jalore is also famous for offering the best granite. But you are not here to buy that. Instead, enjoy the forts and the old Sanskrit school here.    

Jhunjhunu:  Jhunjhunu has its roots in ancient culture and rituals, making it one of the most famous offbeat places on our list. You will also get to experience its beauty in numerous forts, Havelis, and palaces.   

Karauli: Karauli has a hypnotic charm to it, from which you cannot escape. Its Havelis, shrines, and forts are a feast to your eyes. Plus, the next-level hospitality and warm environment that you will experience make it a special place.  

Nagaur: Even though there is nothing much in Nagaur, the experience is enjoyable here, especially at Sambhar Lake, the biggest saltwater lake in India. For a change, you can explore its spice market. Other than that, the Nagaur Fort is also a beautiful sight. Overall it’s a decent place to visit.  

Pali: Even though it is one of the most important cities in Rajasthan and India, it is ignored because of the other big cities. In short, Pali is an industrial city, but what makes it worth a visit are the beautiful temples.

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