Rajasthan is the largest state on the basis of the territory of the Republic of India. It has Pakistan in the west, Gujarat in south-west, Madhya Pradesh in south-east, Punjab (India) in the north, Uttar Pradesh and Haryana in the north-east. The area of the state is 3,42,239 square kilometers (132139 square miles). As per 2011 census, Rajasthan has a literacy rate of 66.11%
Jaipur is the capital of the state. In the geographical features, the Thar Desert in the west and the end of the Ghaggar River is located. The major Aravali range in the ancient class of the world is the only mountain range of Rajasthan, which is the center of tourism, Mount Abu and the world famous Dilwara Temple.
There are two Tiger sanctuaries, Ranthambore and Sariska in eastern Rajasthan and the Keoladeo National Park near Bharatpur, which has been developed as a protected habitat of storks coming from remote Siberia and large number of numerous species of local species.
The climate of Rajasthan is sub-humid monsoon climate from dry. The western part of Aravali has dry climate with low rainfall, high daily and annual heat, low humidity and strong winds. On the other hand, there is a semi-arid and sub-humid climate in the east of Aravali. The latitudes, the distance from the sea, the elevation of the sea level, the position and direction of the Aravali mountain ranges, the vegetation cover etc. all affect the climate here.
Famous places of Rajasthan
jaypur Famous for its lavish forts, palaces and beautiful lakes, which attract tourists from all over the world
Balotra
It is the work of printing dyeing on the top and its important point is that water from Luni river becomes watery (saline) from this place.
Bharatpur
Lohgarh is also known as Iron Fort, Lohgarh is one of the major historical attractions of Bharatpur. Whom no one can win
Jodhpur
Jodhpur, the head of a dynasty famous as the Rathod, was founded in 1459, in the western part of Rajasthan, is the second largest city in the state, and is a popular tourist due to scenic palaces, fortifications and temples. Is the destination.
Sawai madhopur
The city of Sawai Madhopur was established in the year 1765 AD by Maharaja Sawai Madowsingh I., the former Maharaja of Jaipur, and was named after him on May 15, 1949, Sawai Madhopur District. Meena Bahlulya This district has great importance as a historicality.
There is a different identity in the world of painting of tigers at Sawimadhopur railway station, hence it can be called Wildlife Friendly Station.
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