Mt Abu
Northeast of the market area, this British-era church (c 1834) is passed on the way to the Delwara temples.
Mt Abu
Northeast of the market area, this British-era church (c 1834) is passed on the way to the Delwara temples.
Jodhpur
At the southwestern end of the fort, this temple is dedicated to the goddess Durga in her wrathful aspect.
Udaipur
This three-arched gate was built in 1711 and opens onto the large Manesh Chowk in the City Palace complex.
Jaipur
The precinct of Hathroi Fort is named after this derelict (but still occupied) fort perched on a hilltop.
Jodhpur
The Jai Pol was built by Maharajah Man Singh in 1808 following his defeat of invading forces from Jaipur.
Pushkar
Gandhi’s ashes were sprinkled here on Gau Ghat and since then it has also been known as Gandhi Ghat.
Pushkar
The large Naya (new) Rangji temple is east of the lake and is the scene of regular chanting devotions.
World Renewal Spiritual Museum
Mt Abu
Brahma Kumaris World Spiritual University runs the World Renewal Spiritual Museum in the town centre.
Jodhpur
Chokelao Bagh is a restored 18th-century Rajput garden featuring garden and rooftop restaurants.
Mt Abu
This natural rock formation is said to look like a toad sitting by the lake, about to hop in.
Ajmer
This solid clock tower was built to commemorate Queen Victoria's Golden Jubilee in 1887.
Jaisalmer
This small 16th-century Hindu temple inside the fort is devoted to Surya, the sun god.
Pushkar
The ornate, multidomed gurdwara hosts Pushkar's Sikh community and welcomes visitors.
Pushkar
This intricately carved Jain temple is found on the western shore of Pushkar Lake.
Chittorgarh (Chittor)
This carved Jain temple lies just inside Chittorgarh's Surajpol (Sun Gate).
Chittorgarh (Chittor)
This intricately carved sandstone temple is dedicated to Shiva.
Jaipur
The outer walls of Sisodia Rani Palace are decorated with murals depicting hunting scenes and the Krishna legend.