Most reviewed Tourist attractions in Rajasthan

This Hindu temple originally built in 1027 draws many devotees & has a holy pond.

Structure known as both Amer and Amber, with Hindu & Muslim elements & offering elephant rides.

Palace built in the form of a high wall to screen royal ladies as they watched street festivities.

Built in 1754 AD, this bustling Hindu temple provides traditional rituals, feasts & ceremonies.

The palaces of 11 separate rulers sit together in this sprawling complex that was started in 1559.

Elaborate fort built in 1734 in the hills above Jaipur, offering sweeping views of the city.

Built circa 1460, one of India's largest forts offers a lift & galleries, plus guided tours & shops.

Elegant museum built in 1887 showcasing Indian art, arms, jewels, furniture, artefacts & more.

Massive, 12th-century fortified city featuring ornate Jain temples with idols & stone carvings.

Opulent 18th-century palace of Maharaja Sawai Jai Singh II, now a museum & royal residence.

Lavish suite & cottage lodging with intricate Rajasthani decor, plus 6 restaurants, a spa & a pool.

Sprawling, 240-ha. citadel, more than 1,000 years old, with ornate palaces, temples & gateways.

Entertainment venue offering an interactive wax museum, mirror maze, 9D cinema & horror show.

Ornately decorated art deco/modern movie theatre owned by a jewellery dynasty.

18th-century park & heritage site with fixed instruments for making astronomical observations.

15th-century, hilltop fort and UNESCO-listed site surrounded by a massive, 36km-long perimeter wall.

Hindu temple atop Moti Doongri hill with colourful decor & a figure of elephant-headed Ganesha.

In the middle of Man Sagar Lake sits this grand palace made of red sandstone, most of it submerged.

Simple Hindu temple dedicated to the god Brahma, with colorful shrines & lake views.

Preserved 16th-century fort featuring many different architectural styles, with guided tours.

Bustling city square known for its lively marketplace & soaring 19th-century clocktower.

Hilltop white marble palace surrounded by a wildlife sanctuary & offering panoramic city views.

Colorful & ornate Hindu temple housing & worshipping more than 20,000 holy rodents.

Lakeside temple home to the tomb of a 14th-century Hindu saint & a sacred destination for devotees.

Scenic, landscaped grounds featuring tomblike monuments, a temple, statues & the ruins of Mandore.

Park featuring smaller versions of various world wonders, such as the Eiffel Tower & Taj Mahal.

Built to protect the Amber Fort complex below, this 3-km-long fort offers a museum & views.

City park & picnic spot with variety of plants, play equipment & a nearby temple.

Religious shrine featuring a sacred, legendary motorcycle, where travelers pray for safe travels.

Scenic Hindu temple with elaborate carvings & views & also dedicated to Lord Krishna.

Scenic lookout point with a modest Hindu temple & observatory offering sweeping mountain views.

Landmark historic fort complex featuring ruins of Hindu temples, royal palaces & tombs.

City park with colorful rose beds & a mini train, plus a playground, yoga area & exercise equipment.

This historic temple is dedicated to the monkey god, Lord Hanuman.

One of India's oldest mosques, built in the Indo-Islamic style during the 1190s with many pillars.

Landmark Hindu temple featuring detailed carvings on the facade, plus statues & other art.

Exhibits & a sound/light show about Maharana Pratap & the Battle of Haldighati, fought here in 1576.

Decorative Hindu temple with internal walls covered in frescoes & tiger statues around its dome.

Elaborately decorated temple honouring Hindu deity Narayan & set amid leafy gardens with fountains.

White-marble temple complex with colorful murals, gardens & an evening fountain show.

Large outdoor zoo that can be visited by golf cart, bicycle, or on foot, with dining facilities.

Series of early-1800s palaces, now a museum featuring intricate carvings, furniture & artwork.

Multifaceted arts center & cafe with galleries showcasing Indian art & culture in a unique building.

Elaborately carved white marble funerary monument built in 1899 to honor Maharaja Jaswant Singh II.

Hindu temple by the border, near the site of the Battle of Longewala of the Indo-Pakistani War.

Pink city gate in shopping area with 3 arches inscribed with white floral designs.

Patriotic museum showcasing information & history about the Indian Army & the wars it has fought.

UNESCO-listed national park & former Maharajah's hunting ground known for its abundant birdlife.