Rajasthan Tour Packages from Visakhapatnam

Reach Jaipur, the capital of the state of Rajasthan that is colored pink in architecture and royalty. The first thing you can do is to visit Amber Fort, which is a great hilltop fortress and gives you a panoramic view of the city. Next visit Jiayuguan City Palace, Jantar Mantar, and the legendary Hawa Mahal (Palace of Winds).

Take a walk by the colorful Johari Bazaar of the Rajasthani jewelry and textiles. Traditional Rajasthani dinner is served in Chokhi Dhani, a cultural village resort where one can enjoy folk dance performances and local food.

Breakfast and then go to Bikaner, a city of deserts, known for camel safaris and the history of royal families. En route, observe the life and sand dunes of the countryside on the highway. When there, pay a visit to the Junagarh Fort, which was also beautiful in terms of interiors and courtyards.

Then go on to see the Karni Mata Temple at Deshnok, the so-called Rat Temple, a special and religious experience. During the evening, taste the famous Bikaneri Bhujia and local sweets.

Wake up early and move to Jaisalmer, the golden city of Rajasthan. The trip will pass over large areas of deserts, villages, and camels that can be seen on the road.

Upon arrival, visit the Patwon Ki Haveli and Salim Singh Ki Haveli, which are examples of the complex stone carvings that are characteristic of the architecture of Jaisalmer. In the evening, go to Gadisar Lake and enjoy a calm sunset.

Overnight stay: Jaisalmer.

Spend the day sightseeing the Jaisalmer Fort which is one of the few living forts in India and people still live within the fort walls. In the afternoon, later on, go to Sam Sand Dunes (approximately 40 km) and have a memorable desert experience.

Ride a camel or a jeep on the dunes and view a beautiful sunset on the Thar Desert. Cultural entertainments and a traditional dinner in the stars at a desert camp will end the day.

Spend the day sightseeing the Jaisalmer Fort which is one of the few living forts in India and people still live within the fort walls. In the afternoon, later on, go to Sam Sand Dunes (approximately 40 km) and have a memorable desert experience.

Ride a camel or a jeep on the dunes and view a beautiful sunset on the Thar Desert. Cultural entertainments and a traditional dinner in the stars at a desert camp will end the day.

Overnight Stay: Jaisalmer Desert Camp.

Breakfast and drive to Jodhpur also referred to as the Blue City. The road provides a picturesque desert and rocky terrain. Arrive at Mehrangarh Fort which is one of the largest forts in India that provides spectacular views of the blue-painted houses below.

Then, later visit Jaswant Thada, which is a white marble cenotaph that is located near the fort and walk across the local Sardar Market where one can find handicrafts and spices. During the night, you can have real Rajasthani thali in one of the local restaurants.

Overnight stay: Jodhpur.

Take a leave to Udaipur the city of lakes with the visit to Ranakpur Jain Temples, which is one of the most beautiful complexes of temples in India. Here the carvings of marble are elaborate and harmonious, and afford a pleasant rest-room on the road.

Keep on moving over the picturesque Aravalli hills towards Udaipur in the evening. Spend the quiet evening at Lake Pichola or have a short boat ride enjoyment of beautiful Lake Palace at night.

Overnight stay: Udaipur.

Spend the day sightseeing in the beautiful sites of Udaipur like the City Palace, Jagdish Temple and Saheliyon Ki Bari. See the Fateh Sagar Lake and Monsoon Palace where one can get a panoramic view of the city.

The art galleries and handicraft stores are also common in Udaipur where one can shop the souvenir. Royal architecture, relations and the peaceful lakes of the city qualify it as one of the best attractions of the tour of Rajasthan.

Overnight stay: Udaipur.

After breakfast drive back to Jaipur or fly back to Visakhapatnam via Udaipur Airport via Delhi or Hyderabad. Take the impressions of colourful cities, royal palaces and the hospitality of the Rajasthani people home.