Rajasthan Heritage Travel with Adventure Packed Holidays

When it comes to clubbing heritage travel with adventure holidays, nothing can beat Rajasthan. This soil of Royals has not just the heritage forts and palaces to offer tourists but also ultimate wild life tours with amazing flora and fauna that would make one wonder how diverse one state can be. Visiting Rajasthan during vacations is one of the most exciting and enthralling experience for people of all age groups and from all walks of life. It is very convenient to reach Rajasthan as it is well connected by road, rail and airways. However, if you want to enjoy both heritage forts of Rajasthan along with adventures, you need to plan accordingly beforehand. Heritage travel in Rajasthan starts with Jaipur which has many popular forts to visit like the Jal Mahal, Hawa Mahal, Amber Fort, City Palace and heads towards Jodhpur for Mehrangarh Fort or Udaipur for the Royal Palace or towards Jaisalmer for the Jaisalmer Fort and heritage Havelis. But there is a lot of flora and fauna to be explored in Rajasthan which often tourists miss until and unless they don’t club the heritage palaces with the adventure holidays. Wildlife in Rajasthan is mesmerizing. You get to watch some of the local animals in Sawai Madopur, which is one of the most popular foreign tourist destinations in India. It has to be booked in advance if you want to enjoy staying in the forests and getting up with the chirping of bird early in the morning to go for jeep safari. During winters, which is the best time to opt for adventure holidays as well as heritage travel in Rajasthan, one needs to be sure of the bookings. Otherwise it is no fun in the holiday. If you really want to enjoy the wildlife of Rajasthan and spot maximum animals, you have to start early in the morning and that is possible when you stay in vicinity to the forest. Another interesting place to visit in Rajasthan for adventure holidays is Alwar where Sariska Tiger Reserve is situated. You can stay in Sariska Heritage Hotel and early in the morning start to spot the tigers. Alwar is very close to Delhi and you can travel by train or road to reach here in three hours. When it comes to heritage travel, Alwar has some beautiful ruins of Bala Fort, other than few palaces in outskirts and a wonderful museum to look forward to.