Rajasthan Tourism Adverts

[Stradlater]

Gotta say I'm really impressed by the quality of these ads. Wouldn't have expected a govt Organization to come with tourism ads of such a fine quality. 

Not to mention the awesome background score.

https://youtu.be/O5DT3-nn0-8

https://youtu.be/7kd4d1KOMAA

https://youtu.be/vFgELG79ZNM

https://youtu.be/HHse1t-OUqM

https://youtu.be/eu-_RrCQ7fI

https://youtu.be/8wpL3RtHAAc

[Number]

The tagline "Kya pata kya dikh jaye" sounds more like a warning than welcome 

[Sachinism]

7 hours ago, Stradlater said:

Gotta say I'm really impressed by the quality of these ads. Wouldn't have expected a govt Organization to come with tourism ads of such a fine quality. 

Not to mention the awesome background score.

https://youtu.be/O5DT3-nn0-8

https://youtu.be/7kd4d1KOMAA

https://youtu.be/vFgELG79ZNM

https://youtu.be/HHse1t-OUqM

https://youtu.be/eu-_RrCQ7fI

https://youtu.be/8wpL3RtHAAc

Well you pay a marketing company to do what they do.

 

Either way Rajasthan was one of my fave places in India, don't think it's a hard sell

[velu]

best among these

 

 

[beetle]

9 hours ago, Number said:

The tagline "Kya pata kya dikh jaye" sounds more like a warning than welcome 

Ya na dikhe.

Once we went to stay at a national park hoping to see tigers,elephants ,deers and stuff.

All we saw was a chameleon.....woh bhi garden variety.

[Stradlater]

2 minutes ago, beetle said:

Ya na dikhe.

Once we went to stay at a national park hoping to see tigers,elephants ,deers and stuff.

All we saw was a chameleon.....woh bhi garden variety.

Jim Corbett? 

It's boring as hell. Although we did manage to see a tiger .

[Stradlater]

@Gollum Fun fact: The wall of Kumbhalgarh fort(shown in the first video) is reportedly around 36 km, apparently the largest wall built after The Great wall of China.

[beetle]

15 minutes ago, Stradlater said:

Jim Corbett? 

It's boring as hell. Although we did manage to see a tiger .

Yeah...

I have seen more wildlife around our village.leopards ,deer ,neel gai,turkey,boars ,bears ,mongoose .

[Stradlater]

3 minutes ago, beetle said:

Yeah...

I have seen more wildlife around our village.leopards ,deer ,neel gai,turkey,boars ,bears ,mongoose .

Speaking of Uttarakhand, I simply love the place. Don't think there's any other state in India with a combo of such a fine laid back people and beautiful sceneries.

 

My first love was from Almora and I have been in the awe of Pahari girls ever since.

 

[coffee_rules]

We had been to Ranthambore National Park . We couldn't spot a tiger. But the guides were v funny (not on purpose). They kept talking to each other and one was telling other how somebody had spotted one and we tried going there. Later, I was told, one has to v lucky to spot one. We will have to visit multiple days to spot a tiger. We saw some blackbucks and cursed Salman Khan for killing and eating one. 

[Stradlater]

1 minute ago, coffee_rules said:

We had been to Ranthambore National Park . We couldn't spot a tiger. But the guides were v funny (not on purpose). They kept talking to each other and one was telling other how somebody had spotted one and we tried going there. Later, I was told, one has to v lucky to spot one. We will have to visit multiple days to spot a tiger. We saw some blackbucks and cursed Salman Khan for killing and eating one. 

Did you visit the fort? It's a famous one.

[coffee_rules]

1 minute ago, Stradlater said:

Did you visit the fort? It's a famous one.

No, we stayed there only for a night, so spent the day in the safari and headed to Jaipur. I think for such a short visit, visting the fort would have been better.