India is the land of several beautiful states that are filled with encompassing beauty, landscapes, and so much more. However, one state that truly defines the history, culture, and royalty that India has to offer is Rajasthan. From opulent palaces to rich dance forms, Rajasthan has everything. And if you are planning a trip to Rajasthan, ditch the same old Jaipur and Udaipur and visit these offbeat places in Rajasthan instead.
Offbeat Places In Rajasthan That Should Be On Your List
1. Chittorgarh
One of the must-visit offbeat places in Rajasthan, Chittorgarh is also a UNESCO World Heritage site, which is located 120Km from Udaipur. Home to India’s largest fort complex, Chittorgarh is a perfect place for you to feel like royalty while spotting some peacocks.
2. Sambhar
Located 118KM from Jaipur airport, Sambhar is easily accessible via flights and train. The nearby railway station is Sambhar Railway Station. Home to the largest inland salt lake in India- the Sambhar Lake, Sambhar is also a famous spot to watch the milky way. Visit the Shakambari Devi Temple, hike to Devayani Tank, and enjoy the best of Rajasthan.
3. Kota
Now, when it comes to Kota, only IIT aspirants visit this place, however, this offbeat place in Rajasthan is so much more than a coaching hub. Either travel via Jaipur, or take a direct train to Kota Railway station, but add this place to your list. Visit the Darrah National Park, Chambal Wildlife Sanctuary and so much more in Kota.
4. Bundi
Bundi is one of the many offbeat places in Rajasthan that will make you feel like a sheer royalty. With over 50 step wells, heaps of Havelis, and a stunning waterfall, Bundi will stun you. You can reach Bundi via Bundi Railway station, and the nearest airport is Jaipur. And while you are there, don’t forget to check out Bundi Palace, Rani Ji ki Baori, Dabhai ka Kund, and other such royal places.
5. Longewala
Located 120KM from Jaisalmer, Longewala has a connection with our history. Indian visitors need a permit to visit this place, and there you can visit all the Pakistani tanks which were captured by the Indian army in 1971 when a troop of the Indian army chased off 2000-3000 Pakistani soldiers.