RAJASTHANI CULTURES

Ranakpur Mahotsav (festival) is an authentic and important depiction of heritage and culture in a desert state of Rajasthan. Rajasthan's rich history and heritage, as well as its classic and cultural performances, is indeed a must-see as a celebration. More information and different Rajasthan's artwork can be seen here from even smaller festivals. Click here for complete information  RAJASTHANI CULTURES About Ranakpur Festival Located in Pali district, the town of Ranakpur transforms into a delightful atmosphere during the Ranakpur Festival, a song from Rajasthani folk dances and embellished with Bharatanatyam music and vocal artists.  It is an annual festival that provides a glimpse of the heritage, art, and tradition of the state.  Some of the fun activities that engage visitors are hot-ballooning, yoga, nature trails, Ranakpur temple, tug of war in the Aravalli forests, and more.  The festival also gives tourists the opportunity to see the Ranakpur Jain Templ

FAMOUS TEMPLES IN UDAIPUR   Udaipur is a beautiful city along with many historic forts and palaces. But many visitors don’t know that Udaipur has a number of temples and holy places which are the center of faith and devotion from many centuries till now. Thousands of pilgrims and devotees visited Udaipur every day to worship at these temples. The vibrant and marvelous historical foundation of the Mewar area uncovers that a large number of these temples were worked by the rulers of the Mewar line. All through history; the heads of Mewar had showcased a mix of strength and a most profound sense of being. These are a couple of renowned temples of Udaipur and their little stories behind their development. Here are some of the famous temples in Udaipur. JAGDISH TEMPLE   Jagdish Temple is a major tourist place and center of faith in Udaipur. Located in the City Palace complex of Udaipur, Jagdish Temple is famous for its magnificent double story Indo-Aryan style of architecture.

RAJASTHAN SWEETS Chhena Malpua Gloomy day, happy day, or just a normal day, these hot-gooey malpuas fit in every day, making it sweeter than ever. Prepared with fresh paneer, this soft-lacy mithai will transport you to another world in just one bite. Chhena Malpua is a hit during festivals! Dilkhushal We've heard of a pocket full of sunshine but have you ever heard of a mouthful of Dilkhushal? This little piece of craftsmanship will keep you addicted. Chewy in texture, this sweet delight is an instant treat for everyone. Garnish it with finely chopped dry fruits and cardamom to enjoy this heavenly sweet. Ghevar Rabri The king of sweets, Ghevar deserves to be synonymous with sweets. It is heavenly, exotic, and scrumptious all at the same time. Savor it with cold rabri for an 'out of the world' feeling. No occasion is complete without indulging in this sinfully tasty sweet. Gehun ka Doodhiya Kheen

MOST HAUNTED PLACES OF RAJASTHAN Rana Kumbha Palace The Rana Kumbha Palace of Chittorgarh is a place where you will definitely meet a ghost. Considered to be one of the scariest places in Rajasthan , the secret chambers and the scream of the ladies here, will haunt the shit out of you. History: Legend has it that when the sultan of Delhi, Alauddin Khilji attacked the palace, Maharani Padmini performed the Jauhar (self-immolation) along with 700 female followers. Ever since many incidents have been witnessed at this Rajasthan haunted place where people heard the screams of women asking for help to save their empire. Spooky incident: Around a year back a group of friends stayed back one night at the palace to observe if there were any paranormal activities happening. While exploring the passages, one of them heard a voice asking for help. Shocked and frightened as they turned around, they saw a lady standing in royal attire with a burnt face!  

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#rajasthanilanguages, #templesinrajasthani, #rajasthanicultures,  #dam'sofrajasthanicultures , #rajasthanifestivals, #rajasthanifood, #rajasthanifair, #rajasthanidance,  #rajasthaniplace, #rajasthanihotels, #rajasthaniculturs, #hauntedpalaceinrajasthan, #rajasthanidressandcloths Language's of Rajasthan "The primarily spoken language of Rajasthan is Hindi. However, when the state of Rajasthan was founded, a number of princely states were merged. This led to the emergence of different dialects in the local languages of Rajasthan".   The four main dialects of Rajasthani language are: "Bagri language,   Bhil languages,  Braj Bhasha,  Dhatki language, Dhundari language, Dingal,  Goaria language,  Harauti language, Jandavra language,  Lambadi,    Marwari language,   Mewari language, Jaipuri/Dhundhari,  Malvi/Malwi,  Mewati 1. Bagri Language The Bagri language  forms something of a dialect bridge between Haryanv

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