While India is well known among tourists for its culture, food, ancient architecture and versatile landscapes, not much thought is spared on its geological features. But that is about to change as the Geological Survey of India has identified 26 sites across the length and breadth of the country as National Geological Monuments planning to thrust geotourism in India. Rock geeks have a reason to cheer. These ancient natural formations are finally getting their due. The campaign to promote geotourism is expected to raise awareness and curiosity among the population regarding the quirks of geoscience. Rajasthan : Geotourism in India’s land of Palaces Rajasthan harbors 10 of these geotourism sites— the maximum in the list. With three…