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राजस्थान महत्वपूर्ण प्रश्नोत्तर 

➲ स्वतंत्रता प्रेमियों का तीर्थ स्थल – हल्दीघाटी
➲ भारतीय मूर्तिकला का विश्वकोष – विजय स्तंभ
➲ म्यूजियम सिटी – जैसलमेर
➲ मरूस्थल का प्रवेश द्वार – जोधपुर
➲ बावड़ियों का शहर (सिटी आॅफ स्टेप वेल्स)- बूंदी
➲ पूर्वी राजस्थान का कश्मीर – अलवर
➲ पत्थरों का शहर – जोधपुर
➲ ब्ल्यू सिटी (नीली नगरी) – जोधपुर
➲ मारवाड़ का लघु मा. आबू – पीपलूद, बाड़मेर
➲ भारतीय बाघों का घर – रणथंभौर
➲ ग्रेनाइट सिटी – जालौर
➲ मारवाड़ का सागवान – रोहिड़ा
➲ पहाड़ों की रानी – डूंगरपुर
➲ पानी,पत्थर व पहाड़ों की पुरी – उदयपुर
➲ भक्ति व शक्ति की नगरी – चितौड़गढ
➲ महाराजा रंतिदेव की नगरी – केशोरायपाटन
➲ काॅटन सिटी – सूरतगढ
➲ राजस्थान की संतरा नगरी – झालावाड़
➲ राजस्थान की वस्त्र नगरी – भीलवाड़ा
➲ रेड डायमंड (लाल हीरा) – धौलपुर
➲ मारवाड़ का अमृत सरोवर – जवाई बांध
➲ फाउंटेन व मांउटेन का शहर – उदयपुर
➲ मेवाड़ का हरिद्वार – मातृकुंडिया
➲ अभ्रक की मंडी – भीलवाड़ा
➲ आदिवासियों का शहर – बांसवाड़ा
➲ अन्न का कटोरा – श्री गंगानगर
➲ औजारों का शहर – नागौर
➲ आइसलैंड आॅफ ग्लोरी/रंग श्री द्वीप – जयपुर
➲ उद्यानों/बगीचों का शहर – केाटा
➲ ऊन का घर – बीकानेर
➲ ख्वाजा की नगरी – अजमेर
➲ गलियों का शहर – जैसलमेर
➲ गुलाबी नगरी – जयपुर
➲ घंटियों का शहर – झालरापाटन
➲ छोटी काशी/दूसरी काशी – बूंदी
➲ जलमहलों की नगरी – डीग
➲ झीलों की नगरी – उदयपुर
➲ वस्त्र नगरी – भीलवाड़ा
➲ थार का घड़ा – चंदन नलकूप, जैसलमेर
➲ थार का कल्पवृक्ष – खेजड़ी
➲ देवताओं की उपनगरी – पुष्कर
➲ नवाबों का शहर – टोंक
➲ पूर्व का पेरिस/भारत का पेरिस – जयपुर
➲ पूर्व का वेनिस – उदयपुर
➲ पहाड़ों की नगरी – डूंगरपुर
➲ भक्ति/शक्ति व साधना की नगरी – मेड़ता सिटी
➲ मूर्तियों का खजाना – तिमनगढ, करौली
➲ मरूस्थल की शोभा/मरू शोभा – रोहिड़ा
➲ राजस्थान की मरू नगरी – बीकानेर
➲ राजस्थान का हदृय/दिल – अजमेर
➲ राजस्थान का गौरव – चितौड़गढ
➲ राजस्थान का प्रवेश द्वार (गेटवे आॅफ राज.) – भरतपुर
➲ राजस्थान का सिंह द्वार – अलवर
➲ राजस्थान का अन्न भंडार – गंगानगर
➲ राजस्थान की स्वर्ण नगरी (गोल्ड सिटी) – जैसलमेर
➲ राजस्थान की शैक्षिक राजधानी – अजमेर
➲ राजस्थान का कश्मीर – उदयपुर
➲ राजस्थान का काउंटर मैगनेट – अलवर
➲ राजस्थान की मरूगंगा – इंदिरा गांधी नहर
➲ पश्चिम राजस्थान की गंगा – लूनी नदी
➲ राजस्थान की मोनालिसा – बणी-ठणी
➲ रेगिस्तान का सागवान – रोहिड़ा
➲ राजस्थान का खजुराहो – किराडू
➲ राजस्थान का मिनी खजुराहो – भंडदेवरा
➲ हाड़ौती का खजुराहो – भंडदेवरा
➲ मेवाड़ का खजुराहो – जगत
➲ राजस्थान का कानपुर – कोटा
➲ राजस्थान का नागपुर – झालावाड़
➲ राजस्थान का राजकोट – लूणकरणसर
➲ राजस्थान का स्काॅटलेंड – अलवर
➲ राजस्थान का नंदनकानन – सिलीसेढ झील, अलवर
➲ राजस्थान की धातुनगरी – नागौर
➲ राजस्थान का आधुनिक विकास तीर्थ – सूरतगढ
➲ राजस्थान का पंजाब – सांचैर
➲ राजस्थान की अणु नगरी – रावतभाटा
➲ राजस्थान का हरिद्वार – मातृकंुडिया, चितौड़गढ
➲ राजस्थान का अंडमान – जैसलमेर
➲ रेगिस्तान/मरूस्थल का गुलाब – जैसलमेर
➲ राजपूताना की कूंजी – अजमेर
➲ राजस्थान का नाका/मुहाना – अजमेर
➲ राजस्थान का मैनचेस्टर – भीलवाड़ा
➲ राजस्थान का नवीन मैनचेस्टर – भिवाड़ी
➲ राजस्थान का जिब्राल्टर – तारागढ, अजमेर
➲ राजस्थान का ताजमहल – जसवंतथड़ा, जोधपुर
➲ राजस्थान का भुवनेश्वर – ओसियां
➲ राजस्थान की साल्ट सिटी – सांभर
➲ राजस्थान की न्यायिक राजधानी – जोधपुर
➲ राजस्थान का चेरापूंजी – झालावाड़
➲ राजस्थान का ऐलोरा – केालवी, झालावाड़
➲ राजस्थान का जलियावाला बाग – मानगढ, बांसवाड़ा
➲ राजस्थान का शिमला – मा. आबू
➲ राजस्थान का पूर्वीद्वार – धौलपुर
➲ रत्न नगरी – जयपुर
➲ वराह नगरी – बारां
➲ वर्तमान नालंदा – कोटा
➲ लव-कुश की नगरी – सीताबाड़ी, बारां
➲ शिक्षा का तीर्थ स्थल/शैक्षिक नगरी – कोटा
➲ समस्त तीर्थस्थलों का भांजा – मचकुंड, धौलपुर
➲ सूर्य नगरी (सन सिटी आॅफ राजस्थान) – जोधपुर
➲ सुनहरा त्रिकोण – दिल्ली-आगरा-जयपुर
➲ मरू त्रिकोण – जोधपुर-जैसलमेर-बीकानेर
➲ सौ द्विपों का शहर – बांसवाड़ा
➲ हेरिटेज सिटी – झालरापाटन
➲ हरिण्यकश्यप की राजधानी – हिंडौनसिटी
➲ हवेलियों का शहर – जैसलमेर
➲ पीले पत्थरों का शहर – जैसलमेर
➲ सैलानी नगरी – जैसलमेर
➲ भारत का मक्का – अजमेर
➲ प्राचीन राजस्थान का टाटानगर – रेढ , टोंक

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