Pride
What Rajasthan is recognised for
Recognised by the world — UNESCO heritage, GI-tagged crafts and the symbols of the state.
UNESCO World Heritage
Places and arts of Rajasthan inscribed by UNESCO.
- Hill Forts of RajasthanChittorgarh, Kumbhalgarh, Ranthambore, Gagron, Amer and Jaisalmer — 2013▶ Watch the story
- Jantar Mantar, JaipurAstronomical observatory — 2010▶ Watch the story
- Keoladeo National ParkA haven for birds, Bharatpur — 1985▶ Watch the story
- Jaipur CityThe walled Pink City — 2019▶ Watch the story
- Kalbeliya folk songs and dancesIntangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity — 2010▶ Watch the story
GI tags — Geographical Indications
Crafts and flavours whose identity is tied to their place.
- Kota Doria▶ Watch the story
- Blue Pottery of Jaipur▶ Watch the story
- Sanganeri Hand Block Printing▶ Watch the story
- Bagru Hand Block Print▶ Watch the story
- Kathputlis of Rajasthan▶ Watch the story
- Molela Clay Work▶ Watch the story
- Thewa Art Work▶ Watch the story
- Pokaran Pottery
- Makrana Marble▶ Watch the story
- Bikaneri Bhujia▶ Watch the story
- Sojat Mehndi
- Nathdwara Pichhwai Painting▶ Watch the story
State symbols
- State animals: Camel (livestock) and Chinkara (wild)
- State bird: Great Indian Bustard (Godawan)▶ Watch the story
- State tree: Khejri▶ Watch the story
- State flower: Rohida
- State sport: Basketball