Rajasthan Tour Packages

India’s most hot favorite destination among travel enthusiasts, Rajasthan is celebrated for its vibrant culture, majestic forts, sprawling deserts and rich history. With diverse landscapes ranging from the golden sand dunes of the Thar desert to the lush forests of Mount Abu, Rajasthan offers a myriad of experiences for all kinds of travellers. Rajasthan tours are specially designed to help travellers explore the state’s major highlights, offering a seamless blend of culture, history and adventure.

Our Rajasthan Tour Packages cater to a wide range of interests, from heritage and cultural tours to wildlife safaris and romantic getaways. The packages are well-designed to cover popular destinations within Rajasthan while providing flexibility based on travellers preferences. Whether you’re interested in embarking on desert adventures, the packages are especially meant for you. Our packages include accommodations, guided tours, meals and transportation to provide a relaxing journey.

Popular Rajasthan Tour Packages

Popular Tourist Destinations in Rajasthan

1. Jaipur, the capital of Rajasthan is well-known for its magnificent palaces, forts, temples, gardens, etc.
2. Udaipur, or the City of Lakes is known for its picturesque surroundings including tranquil lakes and majestic palaces.
3. Jodhpur is greatly known for its majestic Mehrangarh Fort towering over the city and providing sweeping views of the blue-painted homes.
4. Jaisalmer, the Thar Desert is referred to as the Golden City because of its yellowish structures and vast golden sand dunes.
5. Pushkar, the spiritual town draws both pilgrims and travellers because of its holy lake, Brahma Temple and Pushkar Camel Fair.
6. Bikaner, also famous for the Junagarh Fort and desert scenery provides knowledge about camel breeding.
7. Mount Abu, the only hill station offering stunning views including Sunset Point, Dilwara Jain Temples, etc.

Best Time for a Rajasthan Trip

Rajasthan enjoys extreme weather conditions, so the best time to visit the state mainly depends on the activities you wish to pursue.
Winters (October to March) are best to plan a holiday in Rajasthan with temperatures ranging from 10 degree to 27 degree Celsius. The season is suitable for sightseeing, camel safaris, and exploring cultural sites.

Summer (April to June) can soar above 45 degree Celsius making it less favorable for sightseeing. Places like Mount Abu remain cool and some areas offer discounts on accommodation options. Early morning and evening visits are highly recommended to avoid the afternoon heat.

Monsoon (July to September) receives less rainfall as compared to other regions in India, the monsoon season brings a refreshing change, particularly in places like Udaipur and Mount Abu.

How to reach?

By Air – Rajasthan has several airports with Jaipur International Airport being the largest one. Airports like Udaipur, Jodhpur and Jaisalmer connect to major Indian cities like Delhi, Mumbai and Bangalore.
By Train – Rajasthan has an extensive railway network, connecting to major Indian cities. Jaipur, Jodhpur, Udaipur and Bikaner are major railway hubs.
By Road – Rajasthan has a well-developed road network, making it connected by road. Private and government-operated buses frequently run between Rajasthan and neighbouring states.

Must do Things on Rajasthan Trip

• Desert Camping in the middle of a cold desert and spend a night marvelling at the scenic night sky. The state is home to the royals, even camping will be a luxurious experience.
• Desert safari lets you experience the magnificence of the Thar Desert and enjoy the thrill of jeep safari with a rugged 4X4 vehicle.
• Food Tour is famous in Jodhpur where travellers can relish the taste of Mirchi Bada, Makhaniya Lassi, Kadi Kachori, etc.
• Camel Safari in Jaisalmer will take a ride atop the gentle yet resilient camels and explore the local lifestyle of the desert regions.
• Shopping in Jaipur fascinates shopaholics as they can get traditional souvenirs like rugs, blue pottery, etc.

Travel Tips for Rajasthan Travellers

• Stay hydrated because the state can be dry, especially in summer.
• Dress modestly because the state has many religious and cultural sites.
• Plan a trip in the peak season and make bookings in advance to avoid last-minute hassles.
• Carry cash because ATMs and cards are only available in major cities.
• Bargain to negotiate prices when shopping in bazaars as this is part of the local culture.