The state of Rajasthan is revered as the largest state in the country in terms of land area is located towards the north west of India. The presence of the Great Indian Thar Desert in the region of this state makes this state famous for desert safari's and overnight camps. The state is bordered by the Sutlej-Indus river and covers nearly 10.4% of the area of the country.
A large number of cities which are located in this state have been appreciated for their royalty and grandeur. Jaipur is one of the highly acclaimed cities of this state and is also the capital of the royal state of Rajasthan. The skies of this city are adorned with a large number of buildings which are done in the shades of pink. It is the land which has a number of forts such as Amer, Moti Doongari etc.
The city of Udaipur is referred to as the lake city which harbours a large number of lakes, forts and palaces. The National zoo and the museum situated here also acts as a luring factor for the tourists. Some of the popular tourist destinations in Rajasthan are Pushkar, Ajmer, Udaipur and the popular hill station Mount Abu.
The wildlife is one of the amazing aspects of the state of Rajasthan apart from its rich culture and History. The Ranthambore National Park located in this state, is certainly its alluring factor, attracting a large number of tourists throughout the year. The wildlife of the state comprises of the mammals, amphibians and reptiles etc. One can find animals such as deer, leopards, flying foxes, sloth bears etc.
The flora and fauna of the region is one factor which keeps the tourists glued to the state. The best time to visit Rajasthan is between the months of September to March, though certain areas can be frighteningly cold during the winter months of November and December.