Rajasthan with its color, grandeur and verve is as if a `never never land` . The presence of the different kinds of temple further adds to the grandeur of Rajasthan whilst enhancing its religious aura.

Rajasthan is the land of Dharma where spirituality is the lifeblood of the nation. This state is portraying a religious image that is truly remarkable. The temple bells always bathe the still silence of the dawn and create an enchanted, magical beauty that gives definition to a life full of harsh realities. From birth to death, every breath has a spiritual right in the blessed land of secular India. Spirituality marches out from the heart of every citizen connecting every corners of the world in all possible way and also creates a common language of divinity, which is understandable by all people irrespective of caste and creed. In the land of bliss - devotion, rites, rituals, sacrifice and superstition - all amalgamate together to create a positive radiance, a life that is full of celebration of their energies and beliefs.

Birla Mandir
Built by the famous B.M.Birla Foundation, this temple is also known by the name of Lakshmi Narayan Temple.

Eklingji Temple
Dating back to the 15th century CE, the present structure of the temple is one that is built of the ruins of a previously destroyed structure.

Jain Temples of Jaisalmer
Various animal and human figures, carved in the famous Dilwara style are exhibited on the walls of the temples.

Ossian Temples
Scholars consider these temples as the architectural masterpieces for the carved raising plinths, pillars and the spires.

Govind Dev Ji Temple
This temple is entirely dedicated to Lord Krishna known by the other name Govind Dev Ji.

Sas Bahu Temple
Carved pillars and decorated walls are to be seen in the interior of the Sas Bahu Temple.

Galta Temple
The temple celebrates the Hindu festival of Makar Sankranti in the middle of January with full enthusiasm.

Nathdwara Temple
The statue of Lord Krishna that is found here has been structured out from a single piece of black marble.

Brahma Temple
This temple houses the image of Brahmaji in Pushkar in a seated Palthi position.

Srinathji Temple
During the reign of the Mughal Emperor Aurangazeb, Goswami Daoji brought the image of Lord Krishna from Mathura.