Rajasthan

Rajasthani song and dance on the festive occasion of Teej. Th Rajasthani men play giant drums, been, manjeeras and many other musical instruments while looking sharp in their dhotis and saffron turbans.

river · railway

What a crowded township Ajmer has turned into... With regular tourist inflows from the Urs, the Sufi Dargah and the Pushkar Mela nearby, as well as the Ajmer Junction which is a very busy railway crossing, the town has burgeoned into a grow…

livestock

Camel plays a very Important role of the in the Cultural Life of the people of Rajasthan. Every object, event or place has its own multi dimensional aspects. Camel is an animal though, it has many advantages.

hills · village

Aravalli Range near Delwara village in Rajasthan, India. Layers of hills with blooming bougainvillea flowers in the foreground and a valley covered with trees and shrubs below.

industry

A bustling stone quarry yard in Rajasthan showcases extensive sandstone processing activity. The foreground is filled with neatly stacked slabs and large raw stone blocks, widely used in flooring and architecture.

festival · music

The vibrant atmosphere of the Pushkar Fair in Rajasthan comes alive as women from India and across the world participate in a joyful musical chair competition.

festival · music

During the Pushkar Fair in October–November 2025, Rajasthan comes alive with music, dance, and cultural performances.

river · lake

As the sun sets, Sambhar Lake glows golden. Birds fly across the sky, the water sparkles, and everything feels calm. A perfect moment to relax and enjoy nature’s beauty at Sambhar Lake.

dance · fort

A presentation of the most popular songs within Kathak's literature, presented by the musicians of Kathak Kendra's Repertory Company, at the Neemrana Fort-Palace.

music

It was 150 glorious years of the Indian police, on the occasion of which bands of various State police and paramilitary forces staged the Great Indian Police Band Show.

highway · wildlife

a bucolic monsoon view from a Bishnoi village area around Pali in Rajasthan. Another day in the life of a peafowl flock.

fort · industry

Fly over the fabulous fort-palace of Neemrana in Alwar district of Rajasthan. One can see the lawns over the fort building. Amphitheatre and the swimming pool of Neemrana Fort-palace can be seen from the air.

highway · village

Wagah: the only road border crossing between India and Pakistan Wagah Attari border between India and Pakistan: Independence Day 15th August 2012.

wildlife

A leopard goes out for a hot summer's day walk in Rajasthan, its tail curled up into an arch. It makes its way to a water hole, cautiously.

dance · festival

A performance by Kalbeliya Holi Festival 2013 in Rajasthan. The Kalbelia dance, performed to celebrate any joyful moment in the community, is an integral part of Kalbelia culture.

village · livestock

Rajasthan has variety of village life depending on topography, history, caste system and traditional festivals like cattle fairs, Haat and religious fairs. Village life in Rajasthan has a rich cultural heritage.

festival · river

India is a country of festivals and celebration. There is a festival for every religion, region, and tribe and at every juncture of the year.

ceremony · river

While on one side of Varah Ghat the crowd was going crazy with the merriment in the atmosphere, on the other side, the temple priests were preparing for the Holika Dahan.

ceremony

Indian festivals are not just fun and frolic it is also ritualistic. Small rituals make a huge difference to many in India. One such ritual can be seen in action through this video.

farmland · flowers

In the Aravalli hills in Rajasthan, a wide landscape of mustard fields in peak flower in January 2019. Sarsaon is a prime winter crop in India, with sarsaon ka saag being a popular dish.

Team wildfilmsindia distributes biscuits to the children in Rajasthan.

The Varanus Monitor Lizard of India is often killed as a lucky charm, and for use in medicine. Its numbers are expectedly coming down, as a result.

forest

Blue bull also known as nilgai grazing in Jhalana forest, Rajasthan is the favourite all-time snack for the Indian leopards especially the ones in Jhalana's wildlife reserve.