Creative Cosmos, Royal Gloss.
Creative Cosmos, Royal Gloss.
adminFounded in 1868–1870 by the princes and chiefs of Kathiawar (now Saurashtra, Gujarat), Rajkumar College was specifically established to educate their sons—grooming them into refined leaders and administrators rajkumarcollege.com+14rkcrajkot.com+14Gujarat Tourism+14.…
adminEstablished in 1875 by Lord Mayo, Mayo College was designed as a premier boarding school to educate the heirs and members of India’s royal houses—including those from Rajasthan and beyond…
adminOrigins & Foundation Khilchipur was founded in 1544 by Dewan Ugra Sen, a member of the Khichi Rajputs, a branch of the Chauhan clan, after he migrated from their original…
adminThe Raghogarh State—also known as Raghugarh or Khichiwara—was a small princely state (approx. 109 km², ~19,446 people in 1901) under the British-era Central India Agency, with its capital at Raghogarh in…
adminThe Royal Legacy of Rajgarh Origins of Rajgarh Princely State and the Umath Rajputs Rajgarh, a princely state in the heart of Central India, boasts a regal history deeply rooted…
adminAwagarh Folk Culture: The Heartbeat of a Royal Town Nestled in the cultural heartland of western Uttar Pradesh, Awagarh is more than a historic fort town. It is a living…
adminAwagarh – A Hidden Gem of Uttar Pradesh’s Royal Past Awagarh, a historic town in the Etah district of Uttar Pradesh, is a treasure of heritage and cultural richness. From…
adminDwarka – India’s Westernmost Tip Tucked away on the windswept coastline of Gujarat, Dwarka stands not only as India’s westernmost city but also as a beacon of deep spiritual and…
adminBird Watching at Nalsarovar Nestled just 60 kilometers from Ahmedabad in the western Indian state of Gujarat lies Nalsarovar Bird Sanctuary — a haven for migratory and resident birds alike.…
adminMangrove Cruise in Jhakhau Nestled along the Gulf of Kutch in Gujarat, Jhakhau is a coastal village that has remained largely off the typical tourist radar. But for those in…
