Rajasthan on India War Map

India's largest state; the Thar desert and the hill forts of Rajputana

Rajasthan has 33 districts and 330 slots. Every slot costs ₹99 to claim; taking an occupied one costs double what its holder paid.

Districts of Rajasthan

• Ajmer — Dargah of Khwaja Moinuddin Chishti; Pushkar's Brahma temple and camel fair
• Alwar — Sariska tiger reserve and the abandoned fort of Bhangarh
• Banswara — City of a hundred islands on the Mahi reservoir
• Baran — Shahabad fort and the Sitabari fair of the Sahariya tribe
• Barmer — Mangala oilfield, India's largest onshore find; the Pachpadra refinery
• Bharatpur — Keoladeo bird sanctuary, a World Heritage wetland; Lohagarh fort
• Bhilwara — Textile city of Rajasthan, spinning polyester and suiting
• Bikaner — Junagarh fort, spicy bhujia snack and the rat temple at Deshnoke
• Bundi — Stepwells such as Raniji ki Baori and a school of miniature painting
• Chittorgarh — Chittor, India's largest fort, with the Vijay Stambh tower
• Churu — Shekhawati havelis and the blackbuck sanctuary at Tal Chhapar
• Dausa — Chand Baori at Abhaneri, one of India's deepest stepwells
• Dholpur — Red sandstone quarried for Delhi's Parliament; Chambal ravines
• Dungarpur — Baneshwar fair at the Mahi-Som confluence; Bhil heartland
• Ganganagar — Gang Canal of 1927 that turned desert into farmland; kinnow orchards
• Hanumangarh — Kalibangan Harappan site and Bhatner fort on the Ghaggar
• Jaipur — The Pink City: Hawa Mahal, Amber fort and Jantar Mantar
• Jaisalmer — Golden Fort, a living fort in the Thar; the Sam sand dunes
• Jalore — Granite quarries; a hill fort; Bhinmal, town of the mathematician Brahmagupta
• Jhalawar — Gagron, the hill-and-water fort; orange orchards
• Jhunjhunu — Fresco-painted havelis of Mandawa and Nawalgarh; Rani Sati temple
• Jodhpur — Mehrangarh fort above the Blue City; Umaid Bhawan palace
• Karauli — Kaila Devi temple, a Shakti Peeth, and the pink sandstone quarries
• Kota — Coaching-institute capital; fine Doria sarees woven at Kaithun
• Nagaur — Cattle fair every February and the Ahhichatragarh fort
• Pali — Ranakpur Jain temple with its 1,444 carved pillars
• Pratapgarh — Thewa, gold filigree on glass, a GI-tagged craft
• Rajsamand — Kumbhalgarh fort, Haldighati battlefield and the Shrinathji temple at Nathdwara
• Sawai Madhopur — Ranthambore tiger reserve and its hilltop fort
• Sikar — Khatu Shyamji temple and the painted havelis of Fatehpur and Laxmangarh
• Sirohi — Mount Abu, Rajasthan's only hill station; the Dilwara Jain temples
• Tonk — Former Nawabi state; the Arabic and Persian manuscript institute
• Udaipur — City of Lakes: Pichola, the Lake Palace and the City Palace

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