Rajasthan celebrates the day of Heritage and culture on March 30^th. A cause to show awareness and celebration to the world about Rajasthan’s unique culture and lifestyle. On this day the state had expanded by the joining of Jaisalmer, Bikaner, Jodhpur, and Jaipur. The state strengthened in itself that they cherish and proudly celebrate Rajasthan Day.

The Land of Kings and Rajput, is popular for its various diversified areas of culture. Forts, Palaces, architecture, art, civilization, ruins, and temples increased the antecedence. Gladdened with reserve forests, National parks, and natural beauty it stands as the world’s most popular destination.

Rajasthan Day celebrates Explore Art and culture

Considering art in Rajasthan the depictions and carvings on furniture work, mural paints, and handicrafts are popular. The traditional form still enhances art that influences unceasing Zari embroidery works, Badhni works, and several other art forms on clothing. The works on traditional clothing fashion keep driving away the modern concepts to conquer the heritage of the state.

Culture and art go hand in hand when the core dedication of the artisans are in highlight. Grabbing the eye and touches to the heart of the tourists with its famous paintings as well as Indian art. Jaipur is one of the popular parts of Rajasthan that defines art in its own unique way.

Heritage of Rajasthan

The top heritage of Rajasthan that reminds of Rajasthan is the world’s heritage are Chittorgarh fort, Kumbhalgarh fort, Ranthambore fort, Jaisalmer fort, Jantar Mantar and Amber fort are few of the numerous forts in the state.

Altogether, there are nine heritage sites recognized by UNESCO. Each Fort built says its own story, as constructed by the brave rulers as Kings, who were known as Rajput. The Forts are marvels adorned with the art and architecture of Rajput.

Jaipur is considered and recognized as the world’s heritage site, also known as a heritage city. Grand palaces provide the traditional comfort to spend leisure for worldwide tourists.

Music and Dance

Widened wizards of music and folk dance forms during the chilled winters and monsoons astonish spectators. Not only the culture and the architecture of Rajasthan, music and dance forms are popular. On Rajasthan Day, it celebrates the admirable and evergreen facts of the state.

Some of the famous folk dances and music of Rajasthan are:

Ghoomar

Kath Putli dance

Drum dance

Apart from it Raas dance and Gangaur dance are two forms that are performed as part of rituals for Lord Krishna and Gauri respectively.

Artists and musicians born in Rajasthan give a wide introduction to the foundation and intensity of art and music. The music can be classified into two Langas and Mangarians based on their music and the audiences.

Awareness on Rajasthan Day is to rejoice in the treasure of India. The states with the finest assets which India takes pride in possessing for hundreds of years. Artisans, music, culture, and heritage together are present in this place that increased the supremacy of India.

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India has always been famous and held great respect for its culture. People from all parts of the world have been showing an acceptance towards owning the culture. Tradition and culture have both raising and motivating mankind, partially it acts as the reason for the lowest divorce cases. Culture in India always teaches to forgive, stay away from ego and develop a balanced life. Being a married or unmarried person in all cases the implementation and influences of culture is to a far extent.

Facts leading to lowest Divorce cases in India

How much does it matter when India stands lasts in the divorce cases? What are the factors that are reducing divorces? Western parts of the country have low rates, Rajasthan, Bihar, Haryana, and Uttar Pradesh. But on contrary, the cases of violence against women are high as well as they do not file any divorce.

Rather they prefer to separate without any legal formalities. Couples’ separating does not feel or want to go against their patriarchal responsibilities. There are both dark sides as well as the brighter side that are involved in reducing the separation among couples.

Peeping into the brighter sides the patriarchal system has added a blessing to the create marriages in heaven.

Respect in a relationship is the foremost thing that is expected from couples after marriages. Apart from falling for each other respect enables to grow a strong bonding. The least interest in acquiring attention from opposite genders is another reason to reduce divorce.

Secondly, the time is less spend socializing outside as greater importance is given to the family after-work life. People work more to involve themselves to be together with the family. India is a place in the world when parents, great-grandparents, grandparents stay together.

So, maybe it can seem to be foolishness but emotions are high involving creating a bond in a family. When parents, In-laws, and grandchildren are staying together. Moreover, there are fewer chances of developing negativities when positivities are around.

Indian man and His attachment towards family

Somewhere respect and love towards the family create a bonding which enables both arrange and love marriages to overcome difficulties. It is a part of the patriarchal system which has inspired couples to spend time together enjoying sadness, obstacles, and happiness.

The culture of India teaches us to stay family-centric rather than wasting time hanging outside. Yes, on weekends a married man will less be seen in pubs or parties alone. Rather they will have their family or wife along with them.

But on another side, darker sides are also seen when poverty, weakness in women put them in dilemma. They are forced to separate or stay with their husbands despite abusive relationships. Few social marriages do not involve any legal documentation leading to separation unfiled. In such cases it has involvement in lowest divorce rates but it does show any healthy response for married couples relationships.

But Indian culture has been able to develop bonding as it does describe marriages as a combination of friendship, partnership and willingness to be together despite of several differences.

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Distinctive are vintage lifestyle as well as it holds the place of self-esteem for the royals in India. Centuries have passed by, but the palaces that carry the pride for the country, the ornamentation of the interiors including the artworks, paintings on the walls and ceilings along with the architecture each maintains its unique potential.

Few of the palaces in India that showcases the sophistication of vintage properties are as follows:

Lake Palace in Udaipur

Luxury can be presumed from the view of the large palace that exists within the lake from the king of Mewar, Rajasthan. The beautiful pond filled with the lotus floating with the greens at the front-yard, the interiors with beautiful artistry of craftsmen. It is one of the most popular Indian prestigious homes of the King.

Fernhills Royal Palace

Heritage of the world from the Fernhills Royal Palace in Ooty, which was built in 1844 by the Maharaja of Mysore.  Surrounded by the scenic beauty of the tea garden with stunning beautification of the interiors with vintage pieces of lights on the curved ceiling and other items are the specialty of the Royal Palace.

Ujjayanta Palace

The heritage place from the northeast, Tripura, India so-called the Ujjayanta Palace. Constructed during the dynasty of Maharaja Radha Kishore; the beauty of the palace that has the expensive definition of art, culture, and lifestyle. The unique items of artifacts and sculptures are now one of the valuable preservations by the Government of Tripura.

Prag Mahal

A vintage lifestyle that has always shown seamless aristocracy is also in the Prag Mahal, located in Bhuj, Gujarat. The fine Gothic designs on the construction of the palace have increased the worth of the luxurious property. The 45 feet high, tower with the clock is iconic; standing at the height the whole Bhuj city can be visible at one glance.

Leh Palace

Another Royal Property in Leh is the Leh Palace, which was built in the 19^th century. The amazing beauty of the palace, the height of approx 90 ft that is present in between the mountains of the Himalayas. The artworks of the Tibet culture, lifestyle indicates about the old times, prestigious and lucrative with the expensive depiction of gems and stones.

Umaid Bhawan Palace

The palace consists of 387 rooms, which is considered the world’s largest personal residence. The Umaid Bhawan palace is named after Maharaja Umaid Singh that started in 1929, in Jodhpur. The vintage decoration is still breathtaking with the teal woods and the Makrana marble is used in construction.

City Palace

Mewar dynasty from the place desert who had built the City Palace about 400 years ago. External parts of the Palace that describe the architectural style. Apart from it the wonderful wooden work as well the colorful stone and glass work has a beautiful influence on the vintage lifestyle.

Hundreds of years may have passed away but the wondrous affection of the old beauties in arts and culture has been increasing its value. Being the most lucrative, distinctive to expensive are observed in these places of India.

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Rajasthan not only imbibes large proportion of people in it but also holds the diversity among them.

This is one of the reason why those besides natives, carry wrong perceptions about the place. Here are some of them:

All Rajasthanis are Rajputs: 

As soon as you introduce yourself as Rajasthani, to people, the very first question you’re bombarded with is ‘Are you Marwari?’. You must realise, Rajasthan is a lot more than what is portrayed on the screen by big filmmakers, as a land of warriors and valiant. Common people with no royal but loyal background, do exists.

Does it rain there? 

Well next time if they ask you this, you should back with ‘why it shouldn’t be?’. Just because some parts of the mewar is dry and covered with desert, doesn’t mean it would prohibit rainfall. To your surprise, some parts have even faced flood-like situation during monsoon, while the rest might suffer with water scarcity.

Living in desert: 

This is hilarious and hard to gulp-in but people do ask if you live in desert, on knowing you inhibit from Rajasthan. Natives do have proper built house and roads where they live and travel on. Though, sand dunes and camels are depicted as one of the mascot for the region, it does have things more than that.

Local ride on Camel and Elephant: 

That’s strange to accept in today’s scenario when even elephant safaris are been banned (in a place near Jaipur, the capital of the state). Yes, there was a time when royals used them as there means of transportation and recreation, but not common now. As a matter of fact, due to high charges and restrictions, taming animals aren’t an easy task nowerdays.

Speaking Marwari:

No! first, marwari is not the only spoken language of the state. Interestingly there are even people who are unaware or unfamiliar with the local languages, they speak Hindi on daily basis of exchange in conversation. Despite of known for its sweet tone and polite way of greeting people, aggression in blood comes complimentary with hot heads.

Do you have to travel long to fetch water? 

Ask this to the people residing in remote villages, they might node upon this but not those living in metro cities or even towns in the footsteps of the great Aravalli range. Some parts of the region face water scarcity while other don’t. In the prior the water timings are given into notice by municipality and thus people follow it.

Like any other state of the country, Rajasthan also imbibes its own rich culture and heritage, what makes it stand out from the rest is the golden history of fearless warriors and blue blood. Due to its diversity, which is hard to understand and thus talked less, gave rise to number of myths, like mentioned above. To know a city, you should not limit yourself to the pages of travels and websites offering hospitality and services (refers only famous one), but you should explore it by your ownself, who knows if you find something new to speak about.

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