Rajasthan Tour Packages from Indore

Begin your trip at Indore and drive or take a flight to Udaipur, a very romantic city in India. Arrive and get that hotel booked in and rest. See the City Palace, a great complex with a view of the lake Pichola, and the Jagdish Temple that is characterized by a great carving.

At evening, you can have a boat ride in Lake Pichola to have a glimpse of Lake Palace and the city lights. Spend the evening at a local lakeside restaurant and take a stroll in the local colourful markets to end your day.

Overnight stay: Udaipur.

Overall Day of Udaipur sightseeing. Go to Saheliyon Ki Bari, a serene garden constructed where royal ladies used to play and to Fateh Sagar Lake, which has a picturesque environment.

In case you want to look at Bagore Ki Haveli, an old mansion that displays the art and the culture of the Rajasthani. During evening, attend a folk dance and party in the haveli court and immerse in the heritage of Udaipur.

Overnight stay: Udaipur.

Breakfast and then drive to Jodhpur also called the Blue City. Along the route, visit Ranakpur Jain Temples which is one of the most beautiful temple compound in India that is marked with marble carvings and serene environment.

When you enter Jodhpur, go to the magnificent Mehrangarh Fort that is an eye catcher of the city. Visit the marble cenotaph of Jaswant Thada and also spend your evening in the vibrant Clock Tower Market where you can shop spices, handcrafts and silver ornaments.

Breakfast, then drive to Jaisalmer, so-called Golden City due to the use of yellow sandstones. On arrival, get into your hotel and sleep.

The visit to Gadisar Lake where one can enjoy a quiet boat ride and view the sunset over the golden desert skyline follows later. Go on a little evening stroll in the old town, with its small streets and havelis and local stores.

Use the morning to sightsee the Jaisalmer Fort which is one of the few surviving forts in the world with people living in him. Explore the alleys of the fort, Patwon Ki Haveli, and see the view of the city at the ramparts.

During the afternoon, visit Sam Sand Dunes, some 40 km outside the city. Take a camel ride or jeep tour around the golden desert. In the evening, with the sun setting, take a rest and enjoy cultural shows comprising of music, dance and Rajasthani dinner in the open.

Use the morning to sightsee the Jaisalmer Fort which is one of the few surviving forts in the world with people living in him. Explore the alleys of the fort, Patwon Ki Haveli, and see the view of the city at the ramparts.

During the afternoon, visit Sam Sand Dunes, some 40 km outside the city. Take a camel ride or jeep tour around the golden desert. In the evening, with the sun setting, take a rest and enjoy cultural shows comprising of music, dance and Rajasthani dinner in the open.

Overnight stay: Jaisalmer Desert Camp.

Drive to another jewel of Rajasthan, Bikaner, the home of forts, sweets and temples, after breakfast. Arrive there, and see the great Junagarh Fort, with a number of palaces whose interiors are beautiful.

You will visit the Karni Mata Temple later, which is famous as the Rat Temple, at Deshnok. During the evenings, walk through the ancient bazaars of Bikaner and taste local snacks such as Bikaneri Bhujia and Rasgulla.

Overnight stay: Bikaner.

After breakfast, drove 170 km to Jaipur, the capital city and the largest city of Rajasthan, also known as the Pink City. Upon arrival, rest in your hotel before visiting Bapu Bazaar and Johari Bazaar, where you would shop Rajasthani jewelry, textiles and crafts.

During the evening come to Chokhi Dhani, a rural cultural village and can have folk dances, puppets and typical Rajasthani food in a joyful atmosphere.

Overnight stay: Jaipur.

The morning will be spent in the iconic Jaipur attractions. Begin with Amber Fort, a hill top fort that is of an artistic combination of Mughal and Rajput architecture. Next sightseeing in City Palace, Jantar Mantar (a former observatory) and the well-known Hawa Mahal (Palace of Winds).

Then you can fly or take a train back to Indore after seeing the sights and you are taking with you invaluable memories of the royal charm of Rajasthan.