Beautiful Color Themed Cities of Rajasthan is right out of the tale of a fairy. Historic castles, sand dunes, mystical landscapes and, best of all, colour-themed cities are available. Rajasthan is coloured with vibrancy, fairytale palaces, heritage culture, the state that has the most ‘coloured towns.’ In these cities, “Pink, Blue, Red, White City and Golden City, Colorful Rajasthan,” all the top shades are noticeable.
With the opulence of the King’s palaces, ancient architecture, vibrant textiles, and preserved culture, the royal state of northwestern India dazzles. This is the history of the coloured cities of Jaipur, Jodhpur, Jaisalmer and Udaipur that is still current. Hotels, railways, accommodation, traditional food to make your stay here enjoyable.
1. Jaipur, The Pink City
“The capital of Rajasthan state , India, is Jaipur, popularly known as the” Pink City “and” Paris of India. Jaipur is renowned around the world for its unique architecture, Vastu, astrology, forts, temples, palaces, art and crafts, cuisine and, last but not least, unique food.
In Jaipur, which is the main attraction of the Jaipur Tour, the legacy of 1727 is still alive.
On the international tourism map, Jaipur is recognised as a vertex of Indian tourism’s Golden Triangle. Many scripts and poems have been written by domestic tourists as well as international tourists about the beauty of Jaipur region. In the last 250 years , countless documentary films have been made about Jaipur.
Amber Fort, Nahargarh Fort, Jaigarh Fort, Jal Mahal, Hawa Mahal, City Palace, Galta Temple, Birla Temple, Govind Dev Ji Temple and Albert Hall Museum are Jaipur’s main attractions for sight seeing.
In addition to this, at the time of scheduling your Jaipur tour, it is best to always review the schedules of Jaipur fairs and festivals so that you can experience colourful Jaipur fairs and festivals.
2. Jodhpur, The Blue City
Jodhpur, Rajasthan’s second largest city, is known as both the Blue City and India’s Sun City. It is one of India’s gorgeous cities. This city is known as the Sun City because the warm and sunny weather is enjoyed throughout the year. In Jodhpur, there are numerous good-looking Heritage Hotels and Palace Hotels to look at. As there are numerous forts, temples, and palaces to visit, Jodhpur is a very well-liked tourist destination.
Jodhpur is also known as the ‘Blue City‘ because in the old part of the city the houses are blue-painted. As its population surpassed over 1 million, it was also reported as the Metropolitan City of Rajasthan. There are many attractive places to visit in this gorgeous city that one can’t visit all at once. If you want to visit Jodhpur as well, you need to book your heritage hotels in Jodhpur and enjoy the city’s beautiful surroundings. This Sun City is so fascinating that you will want to visit it time and time again.
There are many reasons why the Blue City is called Jodhpur. Most of the houses in the old city of Jodhpur are blue-colored and some people suggest that the colour is associated with the Brahmins and that that caste individual belongs to the blue houses of the city. This is not the only explanation for what is said. As it’s called the Sun City, it’s often said that since the weather stays bright and sunny all year round, and Blue paint is used on the houses to keep the houses cool. Blue Color makes the Houses cool in the heat in observance, which is very vital for this the Sun City of India. And it’s also a fact that the entire city is not Blue, but only the fitted Old Town near the Fort of Mehrangarh is Blue.
3. Bikaner, The Red City
Bikaner is my favourite town in Rajasthan and it is the most underrated one, which is why it has always managed to maintain its low-key charm. Apart from its popular namkeen (salty snacks) or the famous rat temple, not many people know much about this area, but there is so much more.
You can visit Junagarh Fort, Laxmi Niwas Palace, Lalgarh Palace and even the nearby Gajner Sanctuary while you are in Bikaner. As far as I was concerned, however, the best thing I did here was walk around the streets of the old town of Bikaner. This is where you’ll find some old forgotten havelis, founded by the rich merchants of Bikaner in the eighteenth century using red sandstones. Be sure to check out my Bikaner travel guide, which has vital information about what you can do here.
4. Udaipur, The City Of Lakes
The lakes give the romantic setting of Udaipur a great backdrop. For its beautiful lakes and watercourses, Udaipur is very popular. The town is inspired by the word ‘the town of lakes’. Water is a fundamental need of life and a sense of relief is provided by lakes full of water. Udaipur, a dream destination for any visitor, is made up of picturesque lakes offering fabulous views of the mountains. These lakes have been offering water to city dwellers for years.
The boat-ride in these watercourses leaves a calming effect on people’s tangled nerves in the evening. The five famous lakes of Udaipur are Lake Pichola, Udai Sagar Lake, Fateh Sagar Lake, Rajsamand Lake, and Jaisamand Lake. Doodh Talai, Badi Ka Talab and Kumharia Talab, apart from these lakes, are other small lakes that form part of Udaipur’s watercourses. We’ll address the lakes of Udaipur in detail in this segment.
5. Jaisalmer, The Golden City
Located deep within the famed “Thar Desert,” Jaisalmer “The Golden City,” Rajasthan State’s third largest district, is the country’s territorial area of India. Because of the yellow sandstone used in the construction of both the fort and the city below, it derived its name from the golden city, imbued both with a certain golden-yellow glow. The golden stones of Jaisalmer are used to shine beautifully throughout the day.
It is named after the Maharawal, Jaisal Singh, a Rajput king who founded the city in 1156 AD. Jaisalmer traces its beginning to the 12th century. The “Hill Fort of Jaisal” stands for it. It is a Patrimony of the World. Jaisalmer is remotely situated, but it is palpably not forgotten, precisely one of the largest tourist destinations in Rajasthan. In the past half-century, this city has almost recovered from the dead.