Ranked by how much each place adds to a visit, with realistic visiting times, opening hours and ticket prices.
6 places · showing 1–6
1
The 12th-century Sonar Qila, one of the world's last living forts, with houses, temples, shops and 3,000 residents inside its walls.
2
The classic Thar dune field 40 km west, where camel rides, jeep safaris and overnight camps run every evening in season.
3
Five interconnected mansions built by a brocade trading family in the 1800s, with the most intricate stone jali work in Rajasthan.
4
A 14th-century reservoir with ghats, chhatris and migratory birds in winter — the calmest corner of town at sunrise.
5
A hillside of royal cenotaphs above a mango orchard, with wind turbines behind — an unexpectedly good sunset spot.
6
A Paliwal Brahmin village emptied overnight in the 1820s according to local tradition, left as ruins on the desert plain.