Abstract: The shape of Rajasthan resembles a rhomboid or an irregular lozenge. The state features plains formed by lakes and seasonal streams. Its land is mostly sandy with a rich mixture of minerals and salts. Vegetation is sparse, mainly consisting of thorny shrubs and dry deciduous trees. Rajasthan spans approximately 342,239 sq. km., which is about 10.74% of India’s total area. Often called the “Land of Kings,” its festivals reflect the region’s culture, heritage, and nature.