Secretly-known facts about Rajasthan that will leave you stunned

Rajasthan is a North-western state of India that epitomizes culture, royalty and adventure. It is one of most visited and often asked about states by foreign visitors to India. Home to hundreds of forts, palaces, and villas, this sand-laden state is a captivating mystery. Camels, forts and Kathputli dolls are publically known icons yet there are some rare facts that barely see the light of the day.

In this highly researched article, we bring to you thousands of hours of exploration, inquisition and observation. As you read till the very end of this article, you should be able to distinguish Rajasthan even better than the residents of this beautiful city. Let’s begin what uncovered secretly known facts about Rajasthan.

          Every city has a signature color scheme

Every popular city in this state is represented by a color. You’ll be spellbound by sheer brilliance of architect and design that was invested in building the city. Every corner house or front quarters are painted to orchestrate unison of paint that forms a jaw-dropping visual. In your next visit, you should be able the spot the distinct color of each city. Jodhpur is Blue, Jhalawar is purple, Udaipur is white and Jaipur is Pink. Although it is apparent, but barely noticed in grand scheme of things, hence it is secretly-known facts about Rajasthan.

        Untouched greenery in a desert

The land of the king has the Great Indian Desert, Thar. On the surface, desert is typically what an outsider visualize when they think about Rajasthan. Astonishingly, you may experience lush greenery in Udaipur’s Aravallis range. During monsoons, the area bubbles with chirping birds and dew drop leaves. Staying in Sajjan Nagar will feel surreal because of stark contrast of lively floral carpet closing into a sandy desert in the horizon.

       Asia’s most haunted Bhangarh Fort

Bhangarh is a cradle of many haunted stories that will keep you stirred as the destination combines horror, travel and royal premise which is unlike any. The much famed haunted Bhangarh Fort is also referred as “Bhoot Bangla” or “The house of ghosts”. This remnant of a 500 year old fort complex is in Alwar in Rajasthan adjacent to the Sariska Tiger Reserve. Once a thriving Rajput fort town, the spectacular citadel resident was struck by a series of tragedies that made it not only a deserted town but also one of the most haunted spots in India. What further fan the flames of its notoriety is the official validation of the Archaeological Survey of India (ASI) that has a sign board that clearly forbids tourists and locals from visiting the Fort after dusk.

        Rajasthan’s mountain pre-dates Himalayas

Native mountain region of Rajasthan, Aravallis is considered the oldest in the country. The region is largely unexplored and has not found a mainstream appeal yet. Despite its glaring beauty and mesmerizing vastness, Aravallis is unpopular. Clothed in the greenery, this place will have your heart racing and your mind blown away by its unrivaled contrasting beauty.

        Rajasthan was formed by unification of 22 kingdoms

Hardly, will you hear the history of this state. A union of 22 kingdoms in 1949 was truly a history in the making. Never will you hear a tale of so defining and heart-wrenching. Almost like the mythology of greek, the kingdoms were brewing in rivalries before the union took center stage and led to the formation of this land of kings and palaces. No wonder there are palaces at every bend of the road, and each signifying their own uniqueness.

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