Rajasthan Tour Packages

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Rajasthan Travel Package

Enjoy curated experiences offered by Rajasthan tour packages with 5 to 9-day itineraries, featuring destinations like Jaisalmer, Udaipur, and Jaipur, with visits to palaces, temples, forts, and markets. Add tours, meals, sightseeing, hotels, and even flights to your Rajasthan package.

Why Choose Rajasthan for Your Next Vacation?

Visit iconic forts and palaces in Rajasthan boasting remarkable architectural prowess, such as Hawa Mahal and Amer Fort in Jaipur or the Mehrangarh Fort in Jodhpur. Witness the lively Pushkar Fair and Camel Festival, and experience royal hospitality with stays in heritage hotels. Enjoy camel rides, Jeep safaris, camping, and other adventures in the glittering golden-sand Thar Desert. Book Rajasthan vacation packages with PlanMyTour to discover all these and more!

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• Customized Rajasthan Tour Packages: Browse Rajasthan holiday packages curated for various budgets and travel styles, including families, groups, couples, singles, and honeymooners, featuring multiple destinations with sightseeing.

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Highlights of Our Rajasthan Tour Package

Make your Rajasthan holiday as memorable a unique as you can by including a range of experiences in your vacation package, including:

• Majestic forts and palaces showcasing royal heritage and striking architecture, including Amber Fort, Mehrangarh Fort, and Hawa Mahal

• Desert experiences across the spectacular Thar, with camel safaris, dune bashing, camping under the stars, and exploring ancient desert villages

• Authentic Rajasthan hospitality with luxury stays in converted heritage hotels, havelis, or palaces, particularly in Jaipur and Udaipur

• Vibrant cultural experiences with Pushkar Camel Fair, folk music, traditional puppet shows, and vibrant festivals across the state

• Pristine lakes with boating and views at Lake Pichola, Nakki Lake, Fateh Sagar Lake, Jaisamand Lake, and Ana Sagar Lake

• Colorful markets in Jaipur, Jodhpur, and Jaisalmer, and shopping for handicrafts, blue pottery, Rajasthani miniature paintings, and more

• Wildlife spotting at Ranthambore National Park, Keoladeo National Park, and Kumbhalgarh Wildlife Sanctuary for tigers, leopards, birds, etc.

• Spiritual experiences at the sacred Pushkar Lake and Brahma Temple, the historic Galtaji Temple, and the intricately carved Ranakpur Jain Temples

• Food tours and culinary classes featuring iconic Rajasthani dishes like Dal Baati Churma, Laas Maas, Ker Sangri, and Gatte ki Sabji

• Haunted ruins of the renowned Bhangarh Fort, and the Deshnoke Karni Mata Temple, famously known as the "Temple of Rats"

Must-Visit Rajasthan Destinations and Attractions for Families, Solo Travelers, and Couples

Families with children will love exploring wildlife and nature at Ranthambore National Park, and camel safaris in Bikaner. Couples and honeymooners will enjoy romantic boat rides on the picturesque Lake Pichola in Udaipur and luxury desert camping under a star-lit night sky. Solo travelers and groups can book affordable Rajasthan vacation deals to visit renowned forts, unwind at Mount Abu, and zipline across Mehrangarh Fort in Jodhpur.

Top Tourist Destinations in Rajasthan

Jaipur:

Nicknamed the "Pink City" for its spectacular salmon-hued buildings, Jaipur is Rajasthan's capital city and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Jaipur tour packages typically include the hilltop Amer Fort (Amber Palace) overlooking Maota Lake, the 18th-century astronomical observatory Jantar Mantar, and the photogenic Patrika Gate. Jaipur is also a shopper’s paradise, with must-buys like Kundan jewelry, traditional textiles, and embroidered leather shoes (Mojaris) in bustling bazaars like Bapu, Johari, and Tripolia.

Must-Visit Attractions:

• Amer Fort (Amber Palace) - Hilltop fort complex with Rajput architecture

• Hawa Mahal (Palace of Winds) - Five-story, honeycombed facade designed for royal women

• City Palace Jaipur - Residence of the Jaipur royal family

• Jal Mahal (Water Palace) - Located in the middle of Man Sagar Lake

• Albert Hall Museum - Housing a vast collection of arts and artifacts

• Jantar Mantar - 18th-century UNESCO astronomical observatory

• Nahargarh Fort - Located on the edge of the Aravalli Hills

• Johari Bazaar - Famous for traditional Rajasthani jewelry

• Patrika Gate - Popular for photo ops, with intricate designs

• Sisodia Rani Ka Bagh - Terraced garden with views

• Galtaji Temple (Monkey Temple) - Ancient pilgrimage site with natural springs

Udaipur:

With nicknames like the "City of Lakes" and "Venice of the East", Udaipur is a remarkable Rajasthan holiday, teeming with palaces, lakes, temples, and panoramic viewpoints. Lake Pichola is a must-include in most Udaipur tour packages, offering boating with sunset views of Jag Mandir and Lake Palace. Hike up the hilltop Sajjangarh Monsoon Palace for breathtaking views of the city's lakes and surroundings, and discover charming fountains, marble elephants, and more at the historic garden, Saheliyon Ki Bari.

Must-Visit Attractions:

• Lake Pichola - Boat rides and sunset views

• City Palace Udaipur - A Grand palace complex

• Jag Mandir - 17th-century island palace

• Saheliyon Ki Bari - Historic garden with fountains

• Sajjangarh Monsoon Palace - Hilltop palace with views

• Fateh Sagar Lake - Artificial lake with boating

• Karni Mata Temple - Hilltop temple accessible by ropeway

• Ambrai Ghat - Scenic viewpoint on Lake Pichola

• Bagore Ki Haveli - Hosting Traditional Dharohar dance shows

• Shilpgram - Rural arts and crafts complex

Jodhpur:

The "Blue City" of Rajasthan, Jodhpur is most famous for majestic palaces and forts, particularly the magnificent Mehrangarh Fort perched at around 125 meters above the city. Most Jodhpur vacation packages also include the stunning Umaid Bhawan Palace, part of which features a luxury hotel for unforgettable stays, and a museum showcasing vintage cars. The restored 18th-century Toorji Ka Jhalra (stepwell) parked right in the heart of the city is another major draw.

Must-Visit Attractions:

• Mehrangarh Fort - One of India's largest forts

• Umaid Bhawan Palace - Royal residence, hotel, and museum

• Jaswant Thada - White marble memorial

• Mandore Garden - Historical site with cenotaphs

• Sardar Market and Clock Tower - Local shopping center

• Kaylana Lake - Artificial lake with boating

• Toorji Ka Jhalra - Restored ancient stepwell

• Rao Jodha Desert Rock Park - Eco-park near the fort

Jaisalmer:

Dubbed the "Golden City" of Rajasthan, Jaisalmer is renowned for its jaw-dropping havelis, living fort, and thrilling desert adventures. Jaisalmer travel packages promise unforgettable stays with sightseeing tours of iconic attractions like the UNESCO-recognized Jaisalmer Fort (Sonar Quila), housing residents, shops, and Jain temples. Premier desert activities in Jaisalmer include sunset camel rides, camping, Jeep safaris, dune bashing, and village explorations.

Must-Visit Attractions:

• Jaisalmer Fort (Sonar Quila) - UNESCO-recognized "living fort"

• Patwon Ki Haveli - Largest city haveli with intricate architecture

• Sam Sand Dunes - Jeep and camel safaris and desert camping

• Gadisar Lake - Manmade reservoir surrounded by temples

• Jain Temples - Located inside Jaisalmer Fort

• Bada Bagh - Garden complex with royal cenotaphs

• Kuldhara Village - Abandoned "ghost village"

• Desert National Park - Wildlife safaris and birdwatching

• Jaisalmer War Museum and Longewala War Memorial

Pushkar:

Located in Rajasthan's Ajmer district, Puchkar is among India's oldest and most sacred spiritual towns nestled around a serene, holy lake with 52 ghats. Pushkar tour packages are most often spiritual-centric, including visits to the renowned Varaha and Gau Ghats for holy dips, the 14th-century Brahma Temple, and the hilltop Savitri Temple. Other highlights include the bustling Pushkar Market offering a wide array of goods, and the world-famous Pushkar Fair held annually in November.

Must-Visit Attractions:

• Pushkar Lake and Ghats - Sacred lake with 52 ghats

• Brahma Temple Pushkar - Rare and ancient Brahma temple

• Savitri Temple - Hilltop temple with city and lake views

• Gurudwara Singh Sabha - Holy spot in Pushkar

• Rangji Temple - Blend of South Indian (Dravidian) and Rajasthani architecture

• Varaha Temple - Among oldest temples in Pushkar

• Pushkar Market - Shopping and culture

• Pushkar Fair (Mela) - Held every November and centered around camels

• Café Culture -  Diverse laidback cafés with views

Mount Abu:

The only hill station in Rajasthan, Mount Abu offers a tranquil escape at 1,700+ meters in the Aravalli Range. Mount Abu tour packages guarantee getaways amidst pristine lakes and emerald greenery, with tours of ancient temples and the Mount Abu Wildlife Sanctuary. Boating in Nakki Lake is a must-do, with stops at bustling markets nearby. Also, explore the one-of-a-kind Dilwara Jain Temples, characterized by their intricate white marble carvings and dating back to the 11th century.

Must-Visit Attractions:

• Dilwara Jain Temples - Ancient temples with marble carvings

• Nakki Lake - Boating and lively markets nearby

• Guru Shikhar - Highest peak in the Aravalli Range

• Sunset Point - Best viewpoint in Mount Abu

• Achalgarh Fort - Views and notable temples

• Mount Abu Wildlife Sanctuary - Endemic flora and fauna

• Arbuda Devi Temple - Carved into a rock face

• Toad Rock - Popular viewpoint to see Nakki Lake

• Peace Park - Garden maintained by Brahma Kumaris

Ajmer:

A major historic and pilgrimage center, Ajmer is a must-visit in the best Rajasthan tours you'll come across for your trip. It's most notably famous for the Ajmer Sharif Dargah, Ana Sagar Lake, and Taragarh Fort. The renowned Nareli Jain Temple on the outskirts with its striking white marble complex is another must-see, famed for intricate carvings. Meanwhile, couples and honeymooners generally flock to the Foy Sagar Lake for tranquil surroundings and sunset views.

Must-Visit Attractions:

• Ajmer Sharif Dargah - Shrine of Saint Khwaja Moinuddin Chishti

• Ana Sagar Lake - Scenic lake for boating

• Taragarh Fort - One of India's oldest forts

• Nareli Jain Temple - Marble complex with carvings

• Adhai-Din Ka Jhonpra - Historic Indo-Islamic architecture

• Soniji Ki Nasiyan - Also called Red Temple

• Foy Sagar Lake - Artificial lake with boating

• Mayo College - White-domed, Anglo-Indian architecture

Ranthambore:

Located near Sawai Madhopur, Ranthambore is a premier wildlife destination, offering jungle safaris, scenic lakes, the ancient Trinetra Ganesh Temple, and the UNESCO-stamped Ranthambore Fort. Ranthambore tour packages are most popular with wildlife enthusiasts, offering the chance to see majestic Bengal tigers up close. The renowned animal sanctuary is also home to leopards, striped hyenas, crocodiles, desert foxes, sloth bears, a variety of birds, and lots of other species.

Must-Visit Attractions:

• Ranthambore National Park Tiger Reserve - Bengal tigers, leopards, and varied fauna

• Ranthambore Fort - A UNESCO site with panoramic forest views

• Trinetra Ganesh Temple - One of the oldest Ganesh temples

• Raj Bagh Ruins - Ancient stone ruins between Padam and Raj Bagh lakes

• Padam Talao - Lake inside the park

• Jogi Mahal - Former royal hunting lodge

• Kachida Valley - Populated by panthers and sloth bears

• Malik Talao - Small lake ideal for birdwatching

• Dastkar Ranthambhore - Artisan center nearby with local crafts

What’s Included in Your Rajasthan Tour Package: Hotels, Sightseeing, & Activities

Accommodation:

Rajasthan has accommodation options for all budgets, groups, and travel styles. Pick heritage hotels and palaces for luxurious stays, experiencing unmatched Rajasthani hospitality. Wildlife lodges and Jungle resorts are ideal for animal and nature enthusiasts, and rustic desert camping is great for experiencing luxury tents alongside camel safaris, cultural performances, and authentic Rajasthani cuisine.

There are plenty of 3 to 5-star hotels in Rajasthan, so you can pick one depending on the budget, location, amenities, group size, and season. For budget stays, there are RTDC (Rajasthan Tourism Development Corporation) hotels, homestays, and pocket-friendly guesthouses in almost every city.

Transportation:

• Enjoy comfortable pick-up and drop-off to and from major hubs like Jaipur, Udaipur, and Jodhpur with most Rajasthan trip packages.

• Access private air-conditioned vehicles (SUVs, Sedans, and other cars) for sightseeing and intercity transfers. Tempo Travelers and coaches are usually reserved for larger groups/group tour packages to Rajasthan.

• Camel and Jeep safaris are usually included in premium Jaisalmer tour packages and Ranthambore wildlife packages, respectively.

• Luxury trains may be featured in specialized Rajasthan holiday packages, with trains like the "Palace on Wheels" boasting luxury cabins, gourmet dining, and sightseeing.

Meals:

Standard Rajasthan vacation packages include daily breakfast, while some may also include dinner, particularly in Jaisalmer desert camps. High-end Rajasthan travel packages typically include an all inclusive meal plan, covering all three main meals throughout the trip. Rajasthan packages generally include rich, vegetarian-heavy regional cuisine, with plenty of snacks and special meat dishes.

Sightseeing & Activities:

Embark on guided tours in popular destinations in Rajasthan, such as Jaipur, Jodhpur, Udaipur, and Jaisalmer, covering key attractions like the following.

• Jaipur: Amber Fort, Hawal Mahal, Albert Hall Museum, Nahargarh Fort, Jal Mahal, and Jantar Mantar

• Udaipur: City Palace, Bagore Ki Haveli, Sajjangarh Palace (Monsoon Palace), Jagdish Temple, and Lake Pichola

• Jodhpur: Mehrangarh Fort, Umaid Bhawan Palace, Jaswant Thada, Mandore Garden, and Clock Tower (Ghanta Ghar) and Sardar Market

• Jaisalmer: Jaisalmer Fort (Sonar Quila), Patwon ki Haveli, Sam Sand Dunes, Gadisar Lake, and Jain Temples

• Pushkar: Pushkar Lake and Ghats, Jagatpita Brahma Mandir, Sarafa Bazaar, Man Mahal, and Gurdwara Singh Sabha

• Mount Abu: Dilwara Jain Temples, Nakki Lake, Guru Shikhar, Sunset Point & Honeymoon Point, Toad Rock, and Achalgarh Fort

• Ajmer: Ajmer Sharif Dargah, Taragarh Fort, Ana Sagar Lake, Adhai Din Ka Jhonpra, and Akbari Fort and Museum

• Ranthambore: Tiger Reserve, Ranthambore Fort, Trinetra Ganesh Temple, Padam Talao, and Raj Bagh Ruins

Special Experiences

• Experience traditional desert life in Rajasthan by camping under the stars in the magnificent Thar Desert.

• Explore rustic rural villages in Jodhpur and Jaisalmer to see the traditional Rajasthani way of life.

• Enjoy hot air balloon rides over Jaipur for breathtaking views of the famous “Pink City” and its amazing architecture.

• Wildlife safaris at Ranthambore park can bring you up close to majestic Bengal tigers and a variety of other beautiful animals.

• Tours of the salt lakes in Phalodi promise the most spectacular sunrise and sunset views.

• Take the Bishnoi Village Tour to witness the 500-year-old Bishnoi community's dedication to environmental conservation.

• Discover ancient, intricately designed stepwells, particularly in Bundi, showcasing unparalleled architectural prowess.

• Amble through the abandoned village of Kuldhara, claimed to be haunted and dating back to the 13th century.

• Zipline over the ramparts of the striking Mehrangarh Fort in Jodhpur, enjoying an aerial adventure like no other.

• Hike the rugged trails around the imposing Kumbhalgarh Fort, rising over 1,100 meters high and offering scenic views.

Rajasthan Tour Packages: Types, Features, & Approximate Costs

Find the best Rajasthan tour packages at PlanMyTour, tailor-made to suit every budget, group size, and travel style. Pick the ideal Rajasthan travel deal for your holiday, browsing by price, hotel star-rating, duration, transfer type, activities, tours, sightseeing, and package inclusions. Book Rajasthan family holidays, couples' escapes, honeymoon trips, solo adventures, and group travel with us year-round at low costs.

Budget-Friendly Rajasthan Tour Packages (₹8,000 - ₹20,000 per person)

Budget Rajasthan packages usually offer 3 to 7-day trips with flexible itineraries and main destinations like Jaipur and Udaipur, with affordable stays (guesthouses, 3-star hotels, etc.), shared transfers, basic sightseeing with tour guides, and limited meals.

Ideal for: Students, backpackers, solo travelers, nature lovers seeking homestays, budget-conscious travelers, groups, and first-time visitors

Features:

• Budget accommodation - 2 to 3-star hotels, guesthouses, hostels, etc.

• Shared transport - buses and shared cabs

• Limited cities - 2 to 3 destinations like Jaipur and Udaipur

• Basic sightseeing - self-guided or minimal guided tours

• Meals may be limited or excluded (sometimes only breakfast)

Mid-Range Rajasthan Tour Packages (₹30,000 - ₹50,000 per person)

Typically focused on a 6 to 8-day trip, mid-range Rajasthan packages are designed to blend comfort with luxury, featuring 3 to 4-star stays in top destinations like Jaipur and Udaipur. Expect private transfers in air-conditioned vehicles, guided tours, usually two meals, and extra optional activities.

Ideal for: Families seeking stress-free itineraries, couples, Small families and groups, and first-time travelers seeking comfort plus convenience

Features:

• 3 to 4-Star hotels or boutique heritage stays

• Daily breakfast (sometimes dinner)

• Private or shared AC vehicle transfers

• Guided sightseeing (Jaipur, Udaipur, Jodhpur, and Jaisalmer)

• Basic experiences and tours

• Camel safari (optional add-on)

• Local market visits

Luxury / Premium Rajasthan Tour Packages (₹40,000 - ₹1,00,000+ per person)

Enjoy high-end, immersive travel experiences with luxury Rajasthan tour packages across all major cities. Packages usually include 5-star hotels or palatial/heritage property stays, gourmet dining, private sightseeing, private chauffeur-driven transfers, and exclusive experiences like sunset camel safaris, private boat rides, and luxury desert camping.

Ideal for: Luxury travelers, upscale family vacations, honeymoon and romantic getaways, affluent families and groups, and premium vacation seekers

Features:

• 5-Star hotels & palace stays (heritage hotels)

• Private chauffeur-driven cars

• Fine dining and curated experiences

• Premium inclusions (some add-on)

• Lake Palace stay (Udaipur)

• Desert luxury camps (Jaisalmer)

• Spa, cultural shows, and private guides

Family Rajasthan Tour Packages (₹10,000 - ₹70,000+ per person)

Rajasthan family vacation deals offer 4 to 12-day trips across premier destinations like Jaipur, Jodhpur, and Ranthambore, with 3 to 5-star hotels. They generally include private transport, guided sightseeing, limited meals, and activities for all ages, such as camel rides, Jeep safaris, and dune bashing.

Ideal for: Families with children, first-time family travelers, multi-generational families (kids and elderly), and families seeking balance between comfort and convenience

Features:

• Family-friendly hotels - extra beds, spacious rooms, etc.

• Comfortable transport - SUV / tempo traveler

• Kid-friendly activities

• Planned meals

• Elephant rides - Jaipur

• Puppet shows & cultural programs

• Wildlife safari - Ranthambore

Group Rajasthan Tour Packages (₹10,000 - ₹50,000+ per person)

Rajasthan holiday packages for groups are highly affordable, allowing tourists to enjoy 5 to 9-day trips with flexible itineraries. They include cost-effective accommodation, private or shared transfers, guided sightseeing, a few optional activities, and some meals.

Ideal for: Friends, corporate teams, students, college groups, budget-conscious groups, and first-time group travelers

Features:

• Budget or mid-range hotels

• Shared transport - bus/coach

• Fixed Itinerary

• Limited meals

• Group activities

• Desert safaris

• Cultural evenings

• City tours

Honeymoon Rajasthan Tour Packages (₹18,000 - ₹90,000+ per couple)

Honeymoon Rajasthan tour packages offer newly married couples a romantic mix of royal heritage, exciting adventure, and desert escape, usually across 4 to 9 days. The package includes heritage stays, guided tours, private transport, romantic dinners, and exclusive perks like room decorations, candle light dinner, etc.

Ideal for: Newlyweds, newly married couples seeking romantic experiences, and newlyweds seeking curated luxury travel experiences

Features:

• Romantic stays (lake-facing / heritage hotels)

• Private transport

• Candlelight dinner

• Gourmet dining

• Special inclusions - flower bed decoration, gift baskets, etc.

• Cake / welcome setup

• Boat ride in Udaipur

• Desert sunset in Jaisalmer

• Palace visits

Things to Do in Rajasthan

Explore Iconic Forts and Palaces:

• Amber Fort and Palace in Jaipur is renowned for its artistic Hindu-style elements, the stunning Sheesh Mahal, and royal elephant rides to the entrance.

• Mehrangarh Fort in Jodhpur is among the most formidable ones in India, perched snugly on a perpendicular cliff and promising breathtaking views of the city.

• The City Palace in Udaipur on the scenic Lake Pichola boasts a serene fusion of Mughal and Rajput architectural styles, with intricate mirror work, marble structures, and sprawling courtyards.

• Junagarh Fort in Bikaner is characterized by its distinct red sandstone construction and Indo-Mughal architecture, housing temples, ornate palaces, and museums. 

• Hawa Mahal in Jaipur is a captivating five-story pink sandstone structure, marked by 953 intricate small windows designed for royal women to view the city.

• Jaisalmer Fort in Jaisalmer also known as "Sonar Quila" is among the few "living forts" in the world, housing residences, shops, and hotels.

• Chittorgarh Fort in Chittor is among the most popular historic citadels in India, perched atop a hill and serving as a significant symbol of Rajputana courage.

• Kumbhalgarh Fort in Rajsamand is famed for having the longest continuous wall in the world after the Great Wall of China, making it a must-see!

Boating and Lakeside Views:

• Lake Pichola (Udaipur): Bask in sunset views with tranquil boat rides, experiencing Lake Palace, City Palace, and Jag Mandir bathed in spectacular light.

• Nakki Lake (Mount Abu): Located within the very heart of the state's only hill station, the lake boasts a peaceful ambience and exciting paddle boarding ops.

• Fateh Sagar Lake (Udaipur): Enjoy motorboat rides on this expansive lake, featuring the Nehru Garden on an island alongside a picturesque promenade.

• Siliserh Lake (Alwar): Bordered by forested hills, the beautiful lake is ideal for romantic getaways with a boating and royal hunting lodge overlooking the water.

• Jaisamand Lake (Near Udaipur): Ranked among Asia's largest artificial lakes and also called the Dhebar Lake, it promises panoramic island views.

• Pushkar Lake (Pushkar): Renowned for its spiritual ambience, the 50+ ghats at Pushkar Lake are best for an immersive spiritual evening boat experience.

• Gadisar Lake (Jaisalmer): The gorgeous lake offers an oasis-like experience surrounded by ethereal yellow-stone temples amid a tranquil setting.

• Chambal River (Kota): Enjoy a unique river safari with views of wildlife along the banks, specifically at Chambal River Front and Kota Barrage.

Heritage Stays:

• Accommodation Choices: Stay in luxurious palace hotels like the Umaid Palace Bhawan, or pick accommodation in historic-fort palaces like Neemrana Fort-Palace. There are boutique, family-run havelis as well, featuring intricate artwork and architecture.

• Cultural Insight: Heritage stays in Rajasthan typically come with perks like puppet shows, folks music and dance, and traditional Rajasthani dining in charming, illuminated courtyards.

• Unique Activities: Several heritage properties in Rajasthan offer specialized experiences like culinary classes, guided village tours, vintage car rides, camel-back sunset safaris, and spa treatments.

• Prime Locations: The most popular heritage accommodations in Rajasthan are found in Jaipur, Jodhpur, and Udaipur, including painted havelis and heritage palaces with picturesque views.

Historic Stepwells:

• Chand Baori (Abhaneri): Located near Jaipur and built in the 9th century, it's among the largest and deepest stepwells in the world with 3,500 steps across 13 stories. 

• Raniji ki Baori (Bundi): Discover elaborate carvings and a striking high arched gate at this 16th-century structure with Hindu Rajput architecture.

• Panna Meena ka Kund (Amer): The ancient structure features a unique crisscross stair pattern, a square design, and steps on three sides. There's a room (platform) on one side.

• Toorji Ka Jhalra (Jodhpur): A stunning red sandstone stepwell, it reflects Jodhpur's water-harvesting culture and features intricate carvings depicting deities, animals, and geometric patterns.

• Neemrana Baoli (Neemrana): Located near the Neemrana Fort, the 9-storied underground structure is around 300 years old and was originally designed for famine relief.

Wildlife Safaris and Nature Tours:

• Ranthambore National Park (Sawai Madhopur): Rajasthan's most famous wildlife sanctuary, Ranthambore is renowned for tiger safaris in open Jeeps or canters, alongside visits to the iconic Ranthambore Fort, an ancient temple, and the Padam Talao Lake.

• Keoladeo Ghana National Park (Bharatpur): A premier UNESCO World Heritage Site, the park is ideal for spotting endemic and migratory birds, particularly well spotted in winters. The park also hosts countless reptile and mammal species, and diverse vegetation. 

• Sariska Tiger Reserve (Alwar): The stunning reserve is among the first in the world to successfully relocate tigers, and boasts a growing population of Royal Bengal Tigers, leopards, rhesus monkeys, nilgai, sambar, over 200+ species of birds, and lots more.

• Tal Chhapar Sanctuary (Churu): A savannah-style grassland home to over 4,500 Blackbucks, the scenic wildlife park also houses desert foxes, migratory raptors, wild desert cats, reptiles, and more, and is best visited between October and March.

• Kumbhalgarh Wildlife Sanctuary (Rajsamand): An essential biodiversity corridor with picturesque, rugged hills, it's known for protecting endangered species like Indian wolves, four-horned antelopes, and sloth bears, and a wide range of beautiful birds.

• Desert National Park (Jaisalmer): The spectacular area represents the That Desert ecosystem, featuring craggy rocks, sand dunes, and thorny bushes that provide a habitat for desert foxes, chinkara, and endangered species like the Great Indian Bustard.

Cultural Immersion:

• Vibrant Festivals: Witness the Pushkar Camel Fair in November, among the largest camel fairs in the world, offering a mix of trading, folk music and dance, and camel races. The Jaisalmer Desert Festival in February promises exciting competitions, gypsy dancing, and desert sunsets.

• Local Markets: Visit Johari Bazaar for traditional jewelry and Bapu Bazaar for Rajasthani textiles in Jaipur, explore the Clock Tower Market in Jodhpur for handicrafts, spices, and Jodhpuri sarees, and buy Pichwari wart and miniature paintings in Udaipur's Hathi Pol Bazaar.

• Culinary Tours: Discover authentic Rajasthani cuisine with cultural village dinners, cooking classes with local families to make spice-packed specialties, guided street food tours, and royal dining at heritage venues, each promising unparalleled gastronomical adventures!

• Traditional Performing Arts: Be mesmerized by the Kalbeliya "snake charmer" dance, watch energetic fire dances and the traditional Ghoomar dance, and catch a puppet show narrating local myths. Also, experience Langa folk tunes, Sufi nights, and light and sound shows at iconic havelis.

• Temples in Pushkar: The 14th-century Brahma Temple boasts global significance, the hilltop Savitri Mata Temple delivers panoramic views, the Rangji Temple features a blend of Dravidian and Rajasthani architecture, and the Mahadeva Temple is renowned for its intricate white marble statue of Shiva.

Desert Safari and Camping:

• Camel Safari in Jaisalmer: Pick a short camel ride or opt for a more comprehensive sunset camel-back cruise, exploring the glittering Thar Desert at a comfortable pace. Some camel tours include tent stays, music, dance, food, and other activities.

• Jeep Safari and Dune Bashing: Particularly available at Sam Sand Dunes in Jaisalmer, dune bashing is an exhilarating ride wherein riders navigate 4x4 vehicles across steep sand dunes at high speeds. Guided Jeep safaris help tourists explore deep desert areas with unparalleled views.

• "Glamping" near Jodhpur: Luxury desert camping is primarily available in Osian and Dechu, with premium tents featuring modern comforts, including heaters for winter nights. Other perks include private decks, gourmet meals, cultural performances, and personalized services.

• Quad Biking: Jaisalmer's Sam Sand Dunes and Khuri offer adrenaline-filled quad biking tours across designated circuits, usually combining it with camel rides, camping in tents, and dune bashing. Typically, even beginners can enjoy quad biking with training and guidance from the experts in the field.

• Cultural Highlights: Many desert camps, safaris, and tours feature Kalbeliya and Ghoomer dances, traditional puppetry around a campfire, folk music, and authentic Rajasthani meals with renowned dishes like Dal Baati Churma. Witness camel races and turban-typing competitions during festivals.

• Stargazing: Overnight camp stays in Jaisalmer's Thar Desert are ideal for unfiltered views of the star-strewn night sky, with guided tours, telescopes, and quiet ambiances. Khuri Village is better for a quieter, more intimate stargazing with authentic desert experience.

Shopping for Handicrafts:

• Textiles: Rajasthan is famous for block prints (Bagru and Sanganer), tie-dye (Bandhani), lightweight Jaipur quilts (Razai), and mirror-work fabrics, especially popular in Jaipur and Jodhpur.

• Jewelry: Jaipur is the prime hub for handcrafted Meenakari, Kundan, and precious gemstones, sold chiefly at the Johri Bazaar. It's essential to buy from verified dealers and look for hallmarks and certification.

• Blue Pottery: Another item widely available in Jaipur, authentic Blue Pottery craft uses cobalt blue, quartz, and copper oxide to create stunning vases, door knobs, tiles, showpieces, artwork, and home décor.

• Paintings and Woodwork: Discover miniature paintings, Phad artwork (large traditional scroll paintings), Pichwai paintings (cloth paintings) and carved wooden furniture with intricate screens, designs, and decorative elements.

• Leather Goods: Pick up traditional leather footwear (Mojaris/Juttis), bags, backpacks, wallets, pouches, purses, lampshades, hats, and even leather-bound books, primarily found in Udaipur, Bikaner, and Jaisalmer.

• Best Places to Shop: Explore markets in Jaipur (Bapu Bazaar and Johari Bazaar), Jodhpur (Nai Sarak and Clock Tower Market), Jaisalmer (Sadar Bazaar), and Udaipur (Bada Bazaar and Hathi Pol Bazaar).

City-Specific Highlights:

• Jaipur: Visit the iconic Amber Fort, navigate astronomical instruments at Jantar Mantar, photograph the stunning Hawa Mahal, and wander around bustling old city bazaars.

• Udaipur: Take a sunset boat ride on Lake Pichola, admire the jaw-dropping beauty of Bagore Ki Haveli, and explore Indo-Aryan architecture at Jagdish Temple.

• Jodhpur: See the unparalleled beauty of the magnificent Mehrangarh Fort, stroll the narrow, blue-hued streets around the fort, and saunter through the lively Clock Tower Market.

• Jaisalmer: Experience the "living fort" up close, take a deep dive into unforgettable desert adventures, and enjoy a boat ride on the serene Gadisar Lake.

• Pushkar: A premier spiritual and cultural destination, Pushkar offers ancient temples, the iconic camel fair, desert markets, and thrilling treks.

• Mount Abu: Go boating on Nakki Lake, witness the beauty of the centuries-old Dilwara Jain Temples, and bask in dramatic views from Sunset Point and Toad Rock.

• Ajmer: Visit the world-renowned Ajmer Sharif Dargah, hike the hilltop Taragarh Fort, spend a relaxing evening at the scenic Daulat Bagh Garden.

• Ranthambore: Book a Jeep/Canter safari to spot the majestic Bengal Tiger, explore the UNESCO-recognized Ranthambore Fort, and find spectacular birdlife by Padam Lake.

When is the Best Time to Visit Rajasthan?

The best time to visit Rajasthan is from October to March, when the weather is most pleasant for wildlife tours, hiking, desert safaris, sightseeing, and popular festivals like Pushkar Camel Fair. Nevertheless, you can book Rajasthan tour packages year-round to experience different types of holidays, depending on your interests, budget, and other crucial criteria.

Climate in Rajasthan: Rajasthan features an arid to semi-arid climate, typically characterized by extreme temperatures, low rainfall, and four main seasons. Here's a quick breakdown so you can plan your Rajasthan trip likewise:

• Summer (April to June): The weather is hot, dry, and arid, with temperatures often rising to 40°C (104°F) or more. 

• Monsoon (July to September): Rain brings relief from the intense summer heat, with temps ranging from 21°C (70°F) to 35°C (95°F).

• Post-Monsoon/Autumn (October and November): With the weather transitioning from monsoon to dry, it is the best time for outdoor experiences with average temps of 33°C (91°F) to 38°C (100°F).

• Winter (December to February/March): It's the most popular time for Rajasthan tourism, offering dry, pleasant weather with average temperatures of 8°C (46°F) to 28°C (82°F)

Best Time by Budget and Season:

• Best Overall - Peak Season (October to March): Expect the best weather and enjoy unhindered sightseeing across multiple destinations, besides vibrant festivals, camel safaris, desert adventures, and more.

• Best for Budget Holiday - Off Peak/Low Season (April to June): Summer is the cheapest time to visit Rajasthan, as most tourists keep away due to the intense, scorching heat, resulting in a drastic drop in airfares and hotel prices.

• Best Value for Money - Shoulder Season (July to September, October, and March): The monsoon period, autumn month of October, and spring time in March are ideal for great-value holidays to Rajasthan, with comfortable weather, affordable deals, and fewer crowds.

Key Considerations:

• Best for Wildlife (October to March): The peak season (winter) is best for spotting wildlife and birdwatching, offering excellent weather with clear skies, sunny days, and cool evenings.

• For Key Festivals: Plan your trip to Rajasthan around major events like the Pushkar Camel Fair (November), Jaisalmer Desert Festival (February), or Marwar Festival (October).

• Avoid (April to June): If you are uncomfortable with extreme heat, it may not be prudent to visit Rajasthan in the summer, when temperatures can soar sky-high, particularly in desert regions.

Travel Tips for a Smooth Rajasthan Trip

It's essential to keep a few simple albeit key things in mind for a memorable Rajasthan tour, minimizing inconvenience and maximizing enjoyment and comfort. These include:

• Select the Right Travel Season: Prioritize visiting between October and March for significant experiences, festivals, and a livelier holiday. Book trips around the summer or monsoon months for budget travel to Rajasthan.

• Accommodation Choice: Explore heritage palaces and fort hotels for luxury holidays to Rajasthan, pick RTDC guesthouses and budget hotels for a low-cost break, find eco-resorts and wildlife lodges for adventure escapes, and select from various boutique hotels for city center stays.

• Transportation Options: Private cabs and hired vehicles are best for sightseeing in Rajasthan, while extensive bus networks offer a more pocket-friendly transport option. You can also avail of ridesharing cabs and auto-rickshaws. Trains and flights are ideal for long-distance travel in Rajasthan.

• Cash for Local Markets: Digital payments are common in cities, but rural areas, local markets, artisan stalls, and small-scale vendors accept only cash. It's best to withdraw a reasonable amount at once instead of repeat ATM transactions, and to carry smaller denomination notes.

• Things to Pack:

• Dress Code: It is generally best to avoid sleeveless tops, revealing and right attire, and other such outfits, particularly in more conservative rural areas. Embrace colorful, ethnic attire that align with local traditions.

• Temples and Holy Sites: Modest clothing is mandatory in rural areas, temples, and other religious sites, ensuring you cover the knees and shoulders. Women must bring a scarf to cover their heads in such places.

• Layering: Bring light woolen clothes for winter and a light cotton jacket along with breathable fabrics for the summer, as temperatures can fluctuate across regions in Rajasthan by season.

• Comfy Footwear: Get removable sandals for visits to temples and local homes, a pair of sneakers with excellent grip for hikes in uneven terrains, and a fancy pair for upscale dining and nightlife venues.

• Toiletries and Health: Carry hand sanitizers, wet wipes, insect repellants, and a first-aid kit for small injuries and cuts. Pack essential medication along with the prescription, besides over-the-counter pain killers, rehydration salts, antacids, and other important medicines.

• Electronics and Travel Gear: Pack a power bank to keep all your electronics recharged for treks and other long-duration activities. A torch or emergency light can be helpful for nighttime tours and emergencies.

• Reusable Water Bottle: Stay hydrated during hikes and reduce plastic by carrying a refillable, reusable water bottle. You can refill it at the hotel, restaurants, or guesthouse with an RO water filter.

• Waterproof Backpack: A sturdy daypack can be useful to carry your things during treks, sightseeing, tours, and other outdoor activities, while also keeping your wallet and travel documents secure.

• Sun and Rain Protection: Pack a high-SPF sunscreen, sunhats, UV-protection sunglasses, and scarves for summer trips, and bring sufficient rain protection gear like an umbrella, raincoat, and waterproof shoes for monsoon visits.

• Food and Drink Tips:

• Food Safety: For street food, pick vendors/stalls with larger crowds, indicating fresh food. At restaurants, opt for fresh made-to-order dishes.

• Water Safety: Drink only packaged/bottled water for safety and avoid tap water. Carry extra water during visits to rural areas where it may not be readily available.

• Avoid: Skip ice in drinks, as the quality of water may be questionable. Avoid raw salads, pre-cut fruits, and buffets where food may have been left open for long hours.

• Must-Try Dishes: Top Rajasthani specialties to enjoy include Dal Baati Churma, Laal Maas, Ker Sangri, Gatte Ki Sabzi, Ghevar, Pyaz Kachori, Mirchi Vada, and Bikaneri Bhujia.

• Environmental Responsibility: Responsible tourism in Rajasthan is primarily focused on water conservation in desert areas, reducing plastic waste, ethical wildlife viewing, and supporting local artisans.

• General Etiquette:

• Respect the local culture, tradition, heritage, and way of life, and never insult any of these.

• Dress modestly in rural areas, religious sites, and other culturally-sensitive places in Rajasthan.

• Always ask for permission from the locals in Rajasthan before taking their photographs.

• Greet people with a "Namaste" or "Khamma Ghani" (a local Rajasthani greeting) and a smile, refraining from hugs, kisses, and other public displays of affection commonly considered inappropriate.

• Safety Tips:

• Accommodation Safety: Stay in reputable hotels, and never allow unauthorized guides or strangers into your room.

• Transportation Security: Use verified ridesharing apps, prepaid taxes, and authorized tourist transport and car rental for safety, and avoid flagging cabs off the street.

• Safe Shopping: Buy handicrafts from government-run emporia, look for certification when buying jewelry, bargain in local markets, and look for proper receipts wherever necessary.

• Beware of Scams: Be cautious of overly friendly strangers and those offering heavily discounted city tours, as these are often scams marketed as real sightseeing tours.

• Solo Female Traveler Advice: Dress modestly, avoid secluded areas and dimly-lit places at night, use reliable transport, and keep someone informed of your whereabouts at all times.

• Emergency Numbers: Keep all local emergency numbers in Rajasthan handy, including police (100), women and senior citizens' helpline (1090), fire brigade (101), ambulance (102), and emergency services (108).

• Tourist Visa and Special Permits:

• International travelers will need a valid tourist visa to visit Rajasthan, which they can apply for online. Tourists from Bhutan and Nepal are exempt from a visa requirement for India when traveling directly from their country.

• There may be a Protected Area Permit (PAP) or Restricted Area Permit (RAP) required for specific border regions, such as for certain parts of Barmer, Jaisalmer, Bikaner, and Jalore.

How to Reach Rajasthan

By Air:

Most tourists booking Rajasthan tour packages with flight travel arrive at the Jaipur International Airport (JAI), which is the primary airport for the state and well-connected to major Indian cities and international destinations like Muscat and Dubai. You can also fly to Maharana Pratap Airport, Udaipur (UDR), Jodhpur Airport (JDH), and airports in Bikaner, Jaisalmer, and Kishangarh (Ajmer), depending on the flight route from your departure city.

Major airlines serving Rajasthan with daily flights from top Indian cities are SpiceJet, IndiGo, and Air India. Flights to Jaipur and Udaipur from Delhi take just around 1 hour, while those from Mumbai to Udaipur average around 2 hours. Non-stop flights from Bengaluru and Hyderabad to Jaipur take approximately 3 hours and 2 hours, respectively.

By Rail:

While Rajasthan tour packages under ₹10000 may not be possible for deals with flights, you can enjoy cheaper packages if you travel by train. Jaipur, Kota, and Jodhpur serve as the main hubs for train travel to Rajasthan, with daily superfast, Rajdhani, and Shatabdi trains. Delhi is the main gateway for train travel to Jaipur, taking approximately 4 to 5 hours. Mumbai, Hyderabad, Kolkata, and Ahmedabad offer direct overnight or long-distance connectivity to Rajasthan via train.

For a luxury, royal rail travel experience within Rajasthan, book high-end trains like the Maharajas' Express, Palace on Wheels, and Royal Rajasthan on Wheels, which operate circuits that cover major tourist cities across the state. It is advisable to book AC classes for greater comfort and panoramic views, enjoying luxurious train journeys like no other.

By Road:

A vast network of 20+ national highways (including NH48) connect Rajasthan to major Indian cities by road. Key routes include the 3 to 4-hour Delhi-Jaipur drive via the Delhi-Mumbai Expressway, and the 4 to 7-hour Ahmedabad-Udaipur drive via NH48. The Mumbai to Udaipur 12 to 14-hour drive via NH48 is also popular, passing through Surat and Vadodara (Baroda).

The Rajasthan State Road Transport Corporation (RSRTC) operates a wide network of over 5,000 buses connecting Delhi, Punjab, Mumbai, Gujarat, and Madhya Pradesh to Rajasthan. These include Volvo and AC sleeper coaches. You can also opt for private vehicles and taxis for greater flexibility, stopping at scenic spots along the way to Rajasthan.

Sample Rajasthan Tour Packages Itinerary

5 Nights/6 Days Rajasthan Regal Retreat: 2N Udaipur | 1N Jodhpur | 2N Jaisalmer

Average Package Price: INR 40,299 Per Person

Hotel Name: 

• Hotel Fateh Garh, or Similar

Itinerary:

Day 1

• Arrival in Udaipur

• Arrive at the Udaipur Airport or railway station.

• Take a relaxing transfer to your hotel for check-in and rest.

• Begin your Rajasthan sightseeing tour with a visit to Fateh Sagar Lake and the Under the Sun Fish Aquarium.  

• Next, explore Saheliyon Ki Bari and the Mansapurna Karni Mata Ropeway Temple.

• Spend a reasonable amount of time at each site, enjoying views and taking photos.

• Return to the hotel after the sightseeing excursions for rest.

• Have your overnight stay in Udaipur.

Day 2

• Udaipur Local Sightseeing

• Have breakfast at the hotel, and embark on a full-day sightseeing tour of Udaipur.

• Discover the striking City Palace and the fantastic Crystal Gallery.

• Visit the historic Jagdish Temple and have darshan, soaking in the spiritual ambiance.

• Next, Enjoy the cultural treasures at Bharatiya Lok Kala Mandal.

• Take a serene boat ride at Lake Pichola in the evening, or enjoy sunset views from Dudh Talai.

• Return to the hotel for dinner, rest, and overnight stay.

Day 3

• Udaipur to Jodhpur Transfer and Sightseeing

• After breakfast, check out of your hotel and take a transfer from Udaipur to Jodhpur.

• Check into your hotel at Jodhpur upon arrival, and rest from the journey.

• Start an exciting sightseeing tour with a visit to the iconic Mehrangarh Fort and its remarkable museum.

• Visit the tranquil Jaswant Thada and the historic Mandore Gardens, enjoying a peaceful environment.

• Have some leisure time at Umaid Public Gardens at the end of your sightseeing tour.

• Return to the hotel for dinner, rest, and an overnight stay.

Day 4

• Jodhpur to Jaisalmer Transfer and Sightseeing

• Check out from your hotel after breakfast and enjoy a relaxing drive from Jodhpur to Jaisalmer.

• Check in to your hotel in Jaisalmer upon arrival, freshen up, and rest for a bit from the journey.

• Start an amazing sightseeing tour in Jaisalmer.

• Visit the historic Jaisalmer Fort and see the scenic Gadisar Lake.

• Stroll through the vibrant local markets in Jaisalmer in the evening, shopping for souvenirs and experiencing the culture.

• Return to the hotel for dinner, rest, and overnight stay.

Day 5

• Sam Sand Dunes Experience

• Have a good breakfast and embark on a thrilling sightseeing excursion.

• Explore the spectacular Nathmal Ki Haveli, Patwa Ki Haveli, and Salim Singh Ki Haveli.

• Drive to the renowned Sam Sand Dunes in the evening, for a memorable camel ride and breathtaking sunset views over the dunes.

• Tuck into a traditional Rajasthani dinner accompanied by folk dance and music.

• Return to your hotel in Jaisalmer for dinner, rest, and overnight stay.

Day 6

• Departure from Rajasthan

• Check out from your hotel after breakfast.

• Transfer to the airport or railway station for departure from Jaisalmer or Jodhpur, as per the package.

Included in the 5N/6D Rajasthan Regal Retreat Tour Package Price:

• Total 5 Nights' accommodation in mentioned hotel or similar.

• Daily buffet breakfast at all hotels is included.

• All applicable taxes are included.

• Toll taxes, parking, and driver allowance is included.

• Innova cab for the entire trip is available.

• Camp activities include camel ride, bonfire, cultural program, and Rajasthani dinner.

Not Included in the 5N/6D Rajasthan Regal Retreat Tour Package Price:

• All air tare and train fare

• Any pre or post-departure arrangements or extra night's stay in case of early arrival or late departure

• Travel and medical insurance

• All meals other than specified in tour cost inclusion

• Services of the tour guide during sightseeing

• All expenses of personal nature, such as portage at airport and hotels, tips, mini bar, mineral water, in-room liquor consumption, laundry, room service, telephone bills, etc.

• Incidental expenses not mentioned in the "Inclusions" above must be paid directly onsite by the guests.

• Monument, museum, and other sites entry fees wherever applicable etc.

• Everything else not mentioned in the above "Inclusions" is excluded.

• 5% GST is not included.

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Rajasthan Tour Packages from Major Cities

Rajasthan Tour Packages from Bangalore

Rajasthan travel packages from Bangalore usually cost between ₹15,000 and ₹40,000+ per person for a 4 to 9-day trip across popular cities like Jaipur, Jaisalmer, and Udaipur. You have the option to include flights from Bangalore Airport (BLR) in the deal, and the package will typically already have accommodation, basic meals, sightseeing tours, and transfers.

Rajasthan Tour Packages from Chennai

Costing around ₹18,000 to ₹50,000+ per person for 5 to 7 days, Rajasthan tour packages from Chennai are affordable, include good accommodation and private transportation, and generally come with breakfast and dinner. You can add flights from Chennai Airport (MAA) to Jaipur or Udaipur, select your preferred tours and activities, and enjoy stays in quality hotels.

Rajasthan Tour Packages from Hyderabad

Rajasthan tour packages for couple and family holidays from Hyderabad typically range from ₹15,000 to ₹45,000+ per person for a 5 to 8-day holiday, with 3 to 4-star hotels (luxury properties in premium packages), transfers, and breakfast (sometimes dinner, too). Flights from Hyderabad Airport (HYD) to Jaipur can be added to the deal, besides your choice of guided tours, hotels, sightseeing, and activities.

Rajasthan Tour Packages from Mumbai

Holiday packages to Rajasthan from Mumbai can cost between ₹15,000 and ₹45,000+ per person for 5 to 8 days, depending on the luxury level, travel season, and inclusions. Common itineraries feature Jaipur, Jodhpur, and Udaipur, with good hotels, sightseeing tours, AC transport, and breakfast (sometimes dinner, too). You can pick desert experiences alongside heritage and culture tours.

Rajasthan Tour Packages from Delhi

Rajasthan tours from Delhi usually range from ₹10,000 to ₹30,000 per person for 5 to 7-day trips, covering places like Jaipur, Jodhpur, Jaisalmer, and Udaipur. You can also check for short, 3-day golden triangle tour packages of Rajasthan with price, as they are also very common. Inclusions generally feature quality hotels, good meals (breakfast and/or dinner), transfers, sightseeing, activities, and tours.