Rajasthan Tribal Tour Package

Begin the day with a splendid excursion to Amber Fort with its elephant patterns, mirror-work halls, and fantastic hilltop perspectives. Then go to Hawa Mahal, the famous Palace of Winds constructed in such a way that royal women could observe the festivals on the streets. Go to the City Palace Museum and visit the royal treasures, palaces, and textile collections. During the evening, walk through the Johari and Bapu Bazaars, where you will get lots of jewellery, block prints, and cool handicrafts.

Drive to Abhaneri, a small village that houses the beautiful Chand Baori, one of the deepest and most symmetrical stepwells in India. Its elaborate structure and cut panels create excellent photocaptures. Then go to Karauli, a cold town of rustic appeal. Visit Kaila Devi Temple and walk through narrow town streets to view traditional houses and ancient bazaars.

Once you have eaten in the morning, visit Ranthambore, which is a tiger reserve, but there are other attractions like the tribal hamlets. After checking in, you can take a leisurely stroll through a village where you can get to see mud houses, folk practices, and the daily life of the Meena people and other inhabitants of the forest.

Begin with a thrilling jungle safari in Ranthambore National Park. The park is home to tigers, deer, leopards, crocodiles, and numerous species of birds. Later, go to the tribal villages on the periphery of the reserve, where people are still engaged in the ancient crafts, such as carpet weaving, pottery, and traditional agriculture.

Take a dip and then travel to Bundi, a town famous for its blue houses, complex painted walls, and cool, quiet streets. Visit Taragarh Fort, the super-painted Bundi Palace and stepwells such as Raniji ki Baori. The low-key architecture and easy-going atmosphere of the city make it the dream place of a photographer.

Make a brief journey to Kota, which is located on the banks of the Chambal River. Visit the city palace, the Mahakao Madho Singh museum, and the river ghats, where one can have a serene sunset. Kota is a blend of Rajput and Mughal to create a distinctive style.

Go to a quiet village, Bijaipur, with forests, farms and lakes. Be in a heritage fort-turned-boutique hotel, explore the village, meet the local artisans, and learn more about the traditional farming, folk healing, and rural Rajasthani cooking.

Explore the gigantic UNESCO World Heritage Chittorgarh Fort, which is full of heroic stories, the Vijay Stambh, palaces, reservoirs and temples. Then go to Dungarpur, a little-known region where the Bhil and Garasia tribes reside and present an incredible combination of hills, lakes, and forests.

Tour the tribal villages where the Bhils excel at bow-making, bamboo work, agriculture, dancing and terracotta-coloured works. Spend time with locals, observe their everyday life and experience the real tribal hospitality.

Banswara is referred to as the "drive to Banswara" because of its beautiful bamboo forests. River islands, lakes and tribal settlements dot the region. Tour local villages, towns and countryside markets.

Visit a lively village tribal haat (market) where farmers, artisans and rural families come together to sell produce, handmade tools, jewellery and forest goods. It is one of the finest looks into the weekly tribal life.

Have a beautiful ride in a green valley and hillocky terrain to reach Udaipur. During the evening, go on a sunset stroll around Lake Pichola or attend a large-scale cultural dance.

Visit the magnificent City Palace, Jagdish Temple and the serene Saheliyon ki Bari. Then visit Shilpgram, a rural arts village, where craftsmen display pottery, tribal paintings, weaving, and so on.

Trip to Kumbhalgarh Fort with the longest wall in India (second only to the Great Wall of China), 36 km long. Tour secret palaces, temples and jungle environments, and proceed to Ghanerao, a small town with a rural atmosphere, old temples and village life.

Explore the beautiful Ranakpur Jain Temple, the 1444 carved pillars of which are made of marble with all the beauty and calm in the forest.

Go on to the hill station of the only hill station in Rajasthan, Mount Abu. Love cosy roads, cool weather, green outlooks and serene environments.

See the great Dilwara Jain Temples, the world-renowned marble art. There are several attractions to enjoy boating at Nakki Lake, viewing places such as Sunset Point and walking in local bazaars.

Down the hills to rural Sirohi and then Jalore, with granite hills, ancient forts, villages of pottery making, and villages on the foothills of the desert.

Go to the famous Jodhpur, the Blue City. Visit the Mehrangarh Fort, the old blue lanes, spice markets and rooftop cafes.

Visit Osian with its antique temples and desert culture. Go on a camel safari, enjoy folk dances, eat traditional desert food and spend the night in a Chilean desert camp.

The memorable trip to tribal and rural Rajasthan ends when the Rajasthan Cab makes you safe in Jaipur or Delhi.