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| Item | Detail | Year/Reference |
|---|---|---|
| UNESCO Hill Forts of Rajasthan | 6 forts: Chittorgarh, Kumbhalgarh, Amber, Ranthambhor, Gagron, Jaisalmer | Inscribed 2013 |
| UNESCO Walled City of Jaipur | Criteria (ii)(iv)(vi) | Inscribed 2019 |
| UNESCO Jantar Mantar | UNESCO criteria (i)(ii)(iv) | Inscribed 2010 |
| UNESCO Kalbelia Dance | ICH — Representative List | Inscribed 2010 |
| Mehrangarh Fort founded | Rao Jodha, Jodhpur; 122 m above city | 1459 CE |
| Chittorgarh Fort size | 700 acres; 7 km wall; largest hill fort in India | 7th century CE |
| Kumbhalgarh wall | 36 km perimeter — Asia's second-longest wall after Great Wall | Built 1458 CE by Rana Kumbha |
| Gagron Fort type | Only Jal Durg (water fort) in Rajasthan; confluence of Ahu + Kali Sindh | 10th century CE |
| Vijay Stambha | 37 m; 9 storeys; built by Rana Kumbha; Rajasthan state symbol | 1448 CE |
| Kirti Stambha | 22 m; Jain pillar; dedicated to Adinath; built by Jijaji Rathore | 12th century CE |
| Vimal Vasahi Temple | Dilwara, Mount Abu; dedicated to Adinath; white marble | 1031 CE |
| Luna Vasahi Temple | Dilwara; dedicated to Neminath; finest ceiling medallion in India | 1231 CE |
| Ranakpur Temple | Chaturmukha; 1,444 pillars; builder Dharana Shah; architect Depaka | 1437–1458 CE |
| Osiyan complex | 16 temples; Gurjara-Pratihara; 8th century; Jodhpur district | 8th–10th century CE |
| Jhalarapatan Surya Mandir | 2-metre Surya idol; best-preserved Surya sculpture in Rajasthan | 10th century CE |
| Hawa Mahal built by | Sawai Pratap Singh; architect Lal Chand Ustad; 953 jharokhas | 1799 CE |
| Jantar Mantar built by | Sawai Jai Singh II; 19 instruments; 5 observatories total | 1727–1734 CE |
| Samrat Yantra | World's largest sundial; 27 m high; latitude 26°55'N; 2-sec accuracy | 1727–34 CE |
| Kishangarh School | Elongated features; Bani Thani portrait; Nihal Chand | ~1750 CE |
| Nathdwara Pichwais | 24 distinct designs for 24 Hindu festivals; cloth backdrop; living tradition | 1671 CE onward |
| Kalbelia dance UNESCO | Snake charmer community; Pali/Ajmer/Chittorgarh | 2010 |
| Ghoomar dance | Bhil/Rajput women; circular; Teej/Gangaur festivals | — |
| Blue Pottery (Jaipur) | No clay; quartz + glass + Multani mitti; cobalt blue glaze; GI-tagged | GI: 2000 |
| Kota Doria Saree | Cotton-silk blend; 8+8 khat pattern; Kaithun village; Ansari weavers | GI: 2005 |
| Thewa Jewellery | Gold tracework on glass; Pratapgarh; Raj Soni family; V&A Museum | GI: 2005 |
| GI crafts count | Rajasthan has 35 GI-tagged crafts — highest among all Indian states | As of 2025 |
| Chand Baori | Abhaneri, Dausa; 13 storeys; 3,500+ steps; 9th century CE; world's deepest stepwell | 9th century CE |