GROWTH OF TOURISM IN RAJASTHAN
Keywords:
Tourism, Marketing, paradox, warriorsAbstract
Rajasthan is the land of kings and warriors and is famous for its heritage, art, craft and culture. The state is famous for its kindness also. Rajasthan is a grouping of all the tourism products. Overseas tourists and domestic tourists both can take pleasure in whatever they aspiration and whatever they wait for from a tourist goal. The state represent an abnormal variety in all its form, be it, people, culture, ethnicity, costume, cuisine, dialect and melody. No other district in the country assembles the many paradox of India, as does the barren region land of Rajasthan. unforeseen forest glens, lakes and temples come into view like mirages in the deserts. There is anecdote in Rajasthan’s forts and palaces and arts of heroism retold in ballads and folklore. Then there are sanctuaries sheltering the rich and wide-ranging variety of vegetation and fauna.
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Annual Report 2012 -2013 of Department of Tourism Rajasthan
