Go offbeat in Rajasthan this monsoon!

Rajasthan is renowned for its rich history and cultural heritage. The beauty of this colourful state lies in its magnificent forts and palaces and travellers visit here from all over the world. But beside the commercially famous ones, there are some amazing offbeat places in Rajasthan that make for a perfect monsoon vacation.

Let’s have a look at some of the prominent offbeat monsoon destinations in Rajasthan!

It’s a UNESCO World Heritage site, located some 85 km from Udaipur. The place receives moderate to heavy rainfall during monsoons. The rains add to the beauty of the place making it look more refreshing and inviting.

Another offbeat destination to explore in Rajasthan is Bundi which is surrounded by hills and a river. Monsoons are beautiful in Bundi. You’ll see peacocks everywhere and if you are lucky, you can also see a dancing peacock! The grand Bundi Palace looks absolutely inviting, all drenched in monsoon rains.

Barmer is a lesser-known gem in Rajasthan that forms a part of the Thar Desert. The town is noted for the fascinating Mahabar Dunes of Barmer, the Juna Ruins, and Siwana Fort.

Set some two hours from Udaipur, Narlai is a small town with a royal past. Those looking to unwind, there’s a heritage resort that once served as the hunting lodge to the royal family. Chaturmukha Jain temple is the biggest attraction in the region.

Heard of Nagaur? If not, it’s high time you visit this historical town in Rajasthan which is home to the grand Nagaur Fort. The fort looks absolutely gorgeous in the rainy settings. Nagaur is also famous for its spices and sweets.

If you are still looking for offbeat places to visit in Rajasthan, then do have a look at Ton. A pretty town close to Jaipur, Tonk is a delight for people visiting in monsoons. The historical town is noted for its stunning havelis.

Pushkar is primarily noted for its vibrant Pushkar Mela or the annual camel fair which is held in November-December. But monsoons are equally beautiful in the region. The pretty town looks all the more gorgeous during the rains. Don’t miss out on visiting Pushkar Lake and Brahma Temple here.

Those who enjoy nature and rain, Banswara in Rajasthan is the perfect place. Rain lovers will definitely cherish a trip to Banswara, which is also known as the City of Hundred Islands because the Mahi River flowing through it is home to numerous little islands.

Alwar is only 150 km drive from Delhi, making it one of the best monsoon escapes in Rajasthan for people living in Delhi NCR. The rains only add to the beauty of the place. Jaisamand Lake, Garbhaji Falls and Fateh Jung Gumbad are popular tourist spots in Alwar.

Jalore, also known as the Granite City, is in the foothills of Swarnagiri hill. Surrounded by the Aravallis, the city gets all beautiful and gorgeous during the monsoon season. The Jalore Fort and the 900-year old Sundha Mata Temple on top of the Sundha hill are the two important attractions in the region.