Cities in Rajasthan: District, Area and Population

Rajasthan is the 8th most populated state of India and the largest state in terms of area it covers. It has a total of 33 districts and has 29 sprawling cities. The total population of Rajasthan is about 8.36 crores.

If you are looking to settle in Rajasthan or even visit the city for travel purposes, scroll down the following list of cities in Rajasthan to help you find the best place.

Read along to learn about the major and popular cities in Rajasthan.

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List of Cities in Rajasthan

Here are the list of top and major cities in Rajasthan:

Name of the City	District	Area	Population (Subject to Change)
Jaipur	Jaipur	539 km²	30,73,000
Pali	Pali	12,387 km²	28,32,227
Bhilwara	Bhilwara	10,508 km²	24,10,459
Bikaner	Bikaner	30413.4 km²	23,63,937
Jodhpur	Jodhpur	22,850 km²	21,53,483
Tonk	Tonk	7194 km²	19,75,644
Kota	Kota	12,436 km²	11,30,000
Ajmer	Ajmer	80,50,000 km²	6,41,000
Udaipur	Udaipur	37 km²	6,04,000
Alwar	Alwar	8380 km²	4,33,000
Bharatpur	Bharatpur	5066 km²	3,47,000
Sikar	Sikar	7742 km²	3,26,000
Ganganagar	Ganganagar	11154.66 km²	3,07,000
Kishangarh	Ajmer	129.69 km²	2,13,000
Beawar	Ajmer	277.31 km²	1,99,000

Disclaimer: The data provided for each city can vary according to the sources and is subject to change with time. This is a generalised list of cities with no categorisation. Refer to government sites for more accurate details. `

Interesting Facts About the Cities in Rajasthan

Here are some interesting facts that you should know about the top cities in Rajasthan

All cities in Rajasthan have a respective colour code allotted to them based on a prominent feature of that city. For instance, Jaipur is popularly known as a pink city because the walls there are painted pink.
Rajasthan has a temple which is known as the “Temple of Rats”. The real name of this temple is Karni Mata Temple.
Rajasthan is larger than many popular countries in the world, such as New Zealand and Germany. It covers an area of about 3,42,239 square kilometres.
Thar desert, the largest desert in India, is situated in the Rajasthan.
Kudhara village in the city of Jaisalmer is famous for being a haunted place.
Rajasthan alone has about nine heritage places listed as UNESCO World Heritage Sites. These are Jantar Mantar, Chittorgarh Fort, Ranthambore Fort, Jaisalmer Fort, Keoladeo National Park, Gagron Fort, Kumbalgarh Fort, and Jaipur City.
There is only one Brahma temple in the world, which is located in the Pushkar area of Rajasthan.
Rajasthan has a unique temple that is inspired by motorbikes. Bullet Baba Temple in Rajasthan is dedicated to the Royal Enfield bullet motorbike.
Another feather in its caps is that Rajasthan houses the only inhabited fort in the world. Jaisalmer Fort is the only existing fort that is functioning with people living in it.

FAQs About the Cities in Rajasthan

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How many districts are there in Rajasthan?

There are a total of 50 districts in Rajasthan. Recently, 19 new districts have been added to the old number, reaching up to 50.

Which city in Rajasthan is also known as the “City of Lakes”?

The city of Udaipur is known as the “City of Lakes” in Rajasthan. It got its name because of its picturesque lakes surrounded by the mighty Aravalli hills.

What is the transport connectivity situation in Rajasthan?

Being a tourist spot that witnesses a heavy influx of tourists all around every year, the transport system in Rajasthan is up to date. The state has rail connectivity, 6 domestic airports, and a well-maintained road system.