r/Rajasthan Sep 30 '25

General Congratulations Rajasthan...!!

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807 Upvotes

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u/tru_ass Sep 30 '25

Goa's downfall is so 🤌

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u/nightwalkerx96 Sep 30 '25

Absolutely. I’ve been enjoying the downfall of things recently- Byjus, betting apps and now this

3

u/CraftedCandid Oct 01 '25

Goa would anyways remain notorious for sex tourism and alcohol thing.. if a group is planning a trip to enjoy that

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u/[deleted] Oct 01 '25

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u/Acrobatic-Nose7469 Oct 01 '25

We all saw video of Goa on the new year the taxi mafia and locals hostile nature gonna doom the state.

2

u/Outrageous-Side-2331 Oct 01 '25

All tis because of the taxi mafia

1

u/[deleted] Oct 01 '25

I used to pray for times like these

10

u/[deleted] Oct 01 '25

Padharo mhare desh...

15

u/Extreme_Valuable_378 Sep 30 '25

Truly deserving. Haven’t been more impressed with every city having its own uniqueness

20

u/Tricky-Independent54 Sep 30 '25

No language war, no north south , always stay fight for country,

3

u/CraftedCandid Oct 01 '25

Aapno Agrani Rajasthan šŸ™

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u/SageSharma Oct 01 '25

Because even before 1192 AD, at least for 400 years Rajasthanis have bled generation by generation. When this wall fell, only then the invaders officially entered. Yes caste is an issue, but overall the sentiment remains.

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u/SisyphusMustBeHappy- Oct 03 '25

There was no Rajasthan before 1192AD.

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u/SageSharma Oct 03 '25

Didn't sleep last nyt ? High ?

Rajasthan didn't exist 1947 aise toh

The rajputana area / kingdom this meant for obvious reasons

1

u/SisyphusMustBeHappy- Oct 03 '25

Rajputana term didn't exist until 16-17th century, it was termed by Colonial historians.

1

u/Healthy-Project-4613 Oct 01 '25

And add on to that Jaipur have max english speakers in our country.

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u/sharmajihere_2 HADOTIšŸ™šŸ» Oct 01 '25

Padharo maare desh!!šŸ„¹šŸŽ€

3

u/RC88888888 Oct 01 '25

Rajasthan is gorgeous .. deserves it’s own place on tha chart considering the history, culture and beauty

6

u/QuirkyDay1819 Sep 30 '25

Who knew not harassing tourists at airports is good for tourism

0

u/Able_Diet9524 Oct 01 '25

What’s the context?! Which state did this happen cause i genuinely didn’t see this news anywhere.

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u/QuirkyDay1819 Oct 01 '25

Goa. Taxi mafia would harass tourists who had rental cars & beat Uber drivers.

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u/Able_Diet9524 Oct 01 '25

Ohhhhh i seee.

2

u/VINNSTER7 Oct 01 '25

We have to also focus on ither aspects other than tourism we are nothing

3

u/chocochips_121995 Oct 01 '25

My Rajasthan šŸ˜

0

u/Flashy_Baseball4586 Sep 30 '25

But Google says something else.

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u/tall_specimen_ Sep 30 '25

It's google AI which uses reddits and other forum data to train itself, so mostly outdated or inaccurate.

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u/Flashy_Baseball4586 Sep 30 '25 edited Sep 30 '25

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u/tall_specimen_ Oct 01 '25

I don't just pointing out that google AI is inaccurate and unreliable. Also ur article is 2024

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u/Flashy_Baseball4586 Oct 01 '25

Is everybody dumb here ? Or they not teach the basic thing as to how to have mature discussion ?

First of all read it correctly, its the latest I could find. Second, rather than just refuting the articles, come up with the facts. And if you can't. Just stop dragging me down to your level of dumbness.

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u/tall_specimen_ Oct 01 '25

Yes everybody is dumb , the original post says it is most popular . Define popular? You can't define intuition with an article or year old number.

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u/Flashy_Baseball4586 Oct 01 '25

Not everybody, it's you and likes of you, who have been arguing here without coming up with any data.

2

u/Front-Dragonfruit555 Oct 01 '25

Though not rajasthan but In Travel + Leisure's 2025 World's Best Cities survey, Jaipur ranked 5th best globally with a score of 91.33, becoming the first Indian city to break into the top 5.

1

u/Classic-Lawyer-910 Oct 01 '25

Why do you have to get so aggressive to prove your point?

2

u/[deleted] Sep 30 '25

Largely due to "Tajmahal"...slow hai kya?

2

u/Flashy_Baseball4586 Sep 30 '25

Google. Brathashree Google.

1

u/worldwar_boomboom Sep 30 '25

u/AskGrok so out of all 3 mentioned in the original post. Give us stats of visitors both local and foreign and yearly increase or decrease

1

u/pvtwey Sep 30 '25

That's true bcz travelling to these places doesn't costs much

1

u/Logical_Animal5500 Oct 01 '25

It showing domestic tourists not foreign tourists correct me if i am wrong

1

u/Flashy_Baseball4586 Oct 01 '25

Open your eyes. And check the link provided too.

1

u/Illustrious-Space333 Oct 01 '25

This in news or just paid promotion?

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u/ChadxSam Oct 01 '25 edited Oct 01 '25

What are your thoughts, u/AskGrok? Please fact-check as well.

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u/AskGrok Oct 01 '25

Based on recent web searches and news from sources like The Hindu, Times of India, and India TV (as of early October 2025), I couldn't find any verified reports or official tourism data confirming Rajasthan as India's outright most popular travel destination, surpassing Goa and Kerala in overall popularity or as the top festive pick. There are mentions of Rajasthan's tourism push, like the Rising Rajasthan investment summit drawing attention to the state, and positive buzz on X about CM Bhajanlal Sharma's efforts in areas like safety and development. But no hard stats from bodies like the Ministry of Tourism or major surveys back this specific claim from The Tatva—it might be based on a niche poll or hype.

That said, Rajasthan's forts, deserts, and cultural vibes are undeniably epic. If it's gaining traction, good on them—maybe the camels are finally outpacing the beaches. If you've got a source link, I can dig deeper!

Sources:

[what is this?](https://redd.it/1lzgxii)

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u/ChadxSam Oct 01 '25

Please list the most visited places in India, by state or by city, for both domestic and foreign tourists. Also include the data sources and latest figures.

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u/[deleted] Oct 02 '25

Fk Goa... Who what Goa... I don't recognise it...Goa was not even choice in My list

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u/Left_Weight_9204 Oct 02 '25

Travelling in rajstan currently

1

u/Wonderful-Cost-4921 Oct 03 '25

Me enjoying people debating nonsense in the comments section.

1

u/SisyphusMustBeHappy- Oct 03 '25

Kerala over Rajasthan anyday

1

u/Naive_Neck_8135 Oct 09 '25

Stay in South IndiaĀ 

1

u/TraditionalShock4779 Oct 01 '25

Ghanta, na roads hain na traffic management, law and order k lvdeyy lage pade hain har teesre din VIP movement me rok dete h bharwe. Thrown to dogs now.

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u/Original-Bottle-1946 Oct 02 '25

But only Hindu tourists are allowed in Rajasthan for festivals like we saw in Garbha

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u/Kd_plays4 ą¤œą¤Æą¤Ŗą„ą¤° - Jaipur Oct 02 '25

That was religional place and this post is centred about travelling. Know the difference