Rajasthan Tour Packages

Overview

 It’s time to explore the royal beauty of Rajasthan, along with its rich culture and history, with our Rajasthan tour packages. These packages offer an array of experiences for all kinds of travellers - shopping at crafty bazaars, exploring the golden sands, taking an elephant ride or getting a royal photoshoot done at the most iconic hotspots, well-known for their picturesque backdrops in the land of the kings.

Rajasthan is known for many things, including its delicious food. Don’t forget to treat your palate to some amazing authentic dishes like daal baati, ghevar, pyaaz kachori, and the irresistible laal maas, a must-try during your Rajasthan tour.

For those who love history and architecture, a visit to some of the magnificent forts and palaces is a must. You’ll be stunned looking at the intricate architecture crafted by earlier craftsmen who left no stone unturned to make everything look like total masterpieces.

Rajasthan travel packages offer many other things – serene landscapes perfect for a peaceful walk amidst nature, folk dance performances by seasoned dancers, authentic textiles and jewellery, and desert safaris.

Well, that’s not all! You can even spend a night right under the stars or enjoy sunsets. To add more fun and adventure to your trip, you can take the camel ride, play dumb charades with your friends (if you’re travelling in a group) around a campfire, and even savour barbecue delicacies.

So what are you waiting for? Travel to Rajasthan with our easily customisable Rajasthan vacation packages, offering you with a personalised experience and seamless travel.

Quick Facts

What To Expect: Picturesque lakes, Grand forts, Wildlife sanctuaries, Deserts with golden sand dunes, Famous bazaars  Things You’ll Love: Traditional Rajasthani dishes, exclusive handicrafts, traditional jewellery, heritage hotels, camel rides Festivals & Events: Pushkar Fair, Desert Festival, Mewar Festival, Teej, Gangaur Festival

Best Time to Visit: October to March (Peak Season)

Official Language: Rajasthani, English, and Hindi

Popular Places to Visit: Jaipur, Jodhpur, Pushkar, Udaipur, Mount Abu, Ranthambore and Jaisalmer

Places To Explore On Rajasthan Holiday

One of the most frequently visited tourist destinations in India, Rajasthan boasts a historical heritage and rich culture. If you are planning a trip here, you’ll experience a plethora of activities, including tours of famous palaces and forts, adventurous desert safaris, must-try elephant and camel rides, and much more. Vibrant, colourful, and exotic, many of the best places to visit in Rajasthan exude all this and more – Jaipur, Jodhpur, Bikaner, and Udaipur, to name a few.

1. Jaipur

Referred to as the ‘Pink City’, Jaipur is included in nearly all Rajasthan tour packages. Come the extended weekend, and everyone starts planning a road trip here, considering its close proximity and the tourist activities this place has to offer. Home to many palaces and forts boasting intricate architecture and photogenic views, Jaipur is one of the popular tourist destinations in India. Staying here is budget-friendly, and many heritage properties have been converted into hotels, offering a regal and royal experience. Not to forget, this place is a favourite among shopaholics for its bustling, vibrant bazaars that offer everything traditional you could ask for.

What’s Special: Local Bazaars, Forts and Palaces, Rich Culture

Major Attractions: Amer Fort, Hawa Mahal, Nahargarh Fort, Bapu Bazar, Johari Bazar

2. Udaipur

Dubbed the ‘Venice of the East’, Udaipur is well-known for its lakes, rich culture, and scenic beauty. With Rajasthan tour packages, you can visit this place and indulge in a variety of experiences, including a drive to Monsoon Palace, a stroll along Lake Fatehsagar, and boating on the famous Lake Pichola. There are many heritage hotels by the lake where you can stay and enjoy picturesque views. Don’t miss visiting the most talked-about attractions – City Palace, Maharana Pratap Memorial, Jagdish Temple, and others when planning a trip to Rajasthan.

What’s Special: Lakes, Palaces, Rich Culture, Heritage, Intricate Architecture

Major Attractions: Lake Pichola, City Palace, Monsoon Palace, Jagdish Temple, Fatehsagar Lake

3. Pushkar

Almost all Rajasthan tourism packages include a visit to Pushkar - a tourist destination popular among hippies, solo travellers, and backpackers. Known for having the world's only Brahma Temple, Pushkar attracts spiritual and religious seekers from all over the world. And don’t miss the famous Pushkar Camel Fair when Pushkar comes alive between October and November. If you are a shopaholic, this place will not disappoint you; thanks to the vibrant and inviting Pushkar market, which offers a variety of traditional souvenirs you can carry back home.

What’s Special: Local Bazaar, Culture, Temples, Camel Rides

Major Attractions: Brahma Temple, Desert Safari, Pushkar Lake, Savitri Mata Temple

4. Jodhpur

Known as the Blue City of Rajasthan, Jodhpur is a must-visit destination included in some of the best Rajasthan tour packages. The indigo hues against the Thar Desert backdrop make the city picturesque and perfect for photography. Don’t miss visiting Mehrangarh Fort, one of the largest and renowned forts, where you can explore its various hotspots  – a restaurant, ornate palaces, and a museum. Jaswant Thada and Umaid Bhawan are also must-visits for their rich heritage and intricate architecture. If you are a nature lover, head to Bishnoi, about 45 min from Jodhpur, where interesting  excursions are organised for you.

What’s Special: Temples, Blue Houses, Forts

Major Attractions: Umaid Bhawan, Mehrangarh Fort

5. Jaisalmer

Known for its Marwar culture, intricately designed Havelis, and sandstone buildings, Jaisalmer, the Golden City, should be part of your Rajasthan package. From boating on Gadisar Lake and taking a Camel ride in the Sam Sand Dunes to Camping under the stars and savouring some lip-smacking Rajasthani delicacies, all these experiences are included in your package. Do not miss the puppet shows that transport you to another world of entertainment, offering a unique experience you won't get to enjoy elsewhere.This place is home to numerous temples, palaces, and captivating mansions, each with its own story to tell.

What’s Special: Mansions (Havelis), Culture, Puppet Shows, Camel Safari

Major Attractions: Desert Safari, Gadisar Lake, Jaisalmer Fort, Kuldhara Village

6. Ranthambore

If you are up for a close encounter with the Bengal Tiger, book Rajasthan trip packages and include this in your itinerary. There’s more to indulge in – witness the rich flora and fauna, and capture postcard-like lush landscapes to bring home memories to show your loved ones. A visit to Ranthambore would be incomplete without exploring Ranthambore National Park, where you can have a closer look at exotic wildlife species. Besides wildlife, there are three Hindu temples and historic monuments packed with tales to unfold.

What’s Special: Wildlife, Forts, Flora and fauna

Major Attractions: Ranthambore Fort, Kachida Valley, Ranthambore Tiger Reserve

7. Mount Abu

The only hill station in Rajasthan, Mount Abu, offers a peaceful retreat. While on your trip to Rajasthan, be sure to include this in your itinerary to experience all this place has to offer. Home to lush green landscapes and a pleasant climate, it is often crowded with foreign visitors. Visiting the famous Dilwara Temple, showcasing intricate marble art, or go boating on Nakki Lake. There’s also a sunset point famous for its stunning backdrop – perfect for capturing jaw-dropping photos. With Rajasthan tour packages, you can indulge in many other activities and make the most of your trip.

What’s Special: Temples, Scenic Views, Aravalli Range

Major Attractions: Nakki Lake, Dilwara Temple, Sunset Point, Guru Shikhar

8. Bikaner

A desert destination, Bikaner is one of the best places to visit in Rajasthan. Boasting rich culture and inviting desert landscapes, this place is worth exploring. The Karni Mata Temple, local bazaars, and Junagarh Fort are some of the must-visit attractions here. Experience local crafts, intricate designs, and more for an immersive experience. It’s interesting to know that many tourists visit Bikaner for the Camel Fair (held every January) and Karni Mata Festival, which is held to worship the rats here.

What’s Special: Food, Palaces, Fort, Temples

Major Attractions: Laxmi Niwas Palace, Karni Mata Temple, Junagarh Fort

Activities To Do In Rajasthan

A trip to Rajasthan would be incomplete without indulging in some of the unique local experiences.

1. Camping in Desert

Spend a night gazing at the sky with scenic views that offer you a blissful camping experience. Home to royalty, rich culture, history, and much more, Rajasthan is a place that will provide you with an experience nothing short of luxury. Whether it’s room service in fully air-conditioned camps, witnessing or dancing along with folk dance performers or savouring some of the mouth-watering local dishes while dining at a multi-cuisine restaurant, camping in this royal land will offer you all this and more. Simply book Rajasthan tourism packages and leave all your travel worries behind.  

2. Shopping in Local Bazaar

You at least need one full day to explore the local Rajasthan markets – whether it’s jewellery, clothing, handicrafts, or footwear. Famous for the vibrancy and liveliness that some of the local bazaars add to different Rajasthan cities, it’s a treat to watch and savour; thanks to the street food and other delectable that are quite a talk of the town and world. Most Rajasthan tour packages include a visit to Jaipur Markets like Johari, Bapu, and GT Mall that are quite famous for Jaipur ‘razai’, rugs, wall hangings, and much more. You can bargain a lot and land yourself a superb deal; however, prices here are quite affordable in comparison to big malls.

3. Spotting Wildlife

If you are a nature and wildlife lover, visiting Ranthambore National Park and Sariska National Park Alwar is the best thing you can do while on your trip to Rajasthan. Whether it’s catching a glimpse of all wild animals in their natural habitat, enjoying scenic views of nature all around, or simply birdwatching on a jeep safari, spotting wildlife won’t leave you with a dull moment. You’ll find yourself soaking in some view or the other. From spotted deers and Bengal tigers to Indian wolves and blackbucks, these national parks will let you witness all this and more.

4. Camel Safari

Imagine riding atop camels and witnessing a panoramic view of the sand dunes that look straight out of a movie scene? If this excites you, then you must experience a Camel Safari while in Rajasthan. You can either opt for a morning safari to soak in beautiful sunrise views or an evening safari to enjoy inviting sunsets you wouldn’t have seen before. The local life of the inhabitants and relishing ‘Rajasthani’ cuisine will further enrich your overall travel experience.

Best Time To Visit Rajasthan

Rajasthan can be visited all year-round, thanks to its scenic landscapes, vibrant local life, and unique experiences, including camel rides, fort visits with historic tales, and more. With Rajasthan tourism packages, you will cover the best places, indulge in activities you will absolutely love, and enjoy weather that’s perfect for exploring Rajasthan.

October to March (Peak Season)

If you are someone who’s into history and heritage, visiting Jodphur’s forts and Jaipur’s marvels with Rajasthan travel packages is perfect between October and March. The weather is absolutely pleasant, making your journey and exploration comfortable. This is also the best time to witness the famous Pushkar Fair.

April to June (Shoulder Season)

Though the temperature rises during this season, Rajasthan still observes a lot of touristy activity between April and June. Both Mount Abu and Bikaner boast their beauty and serenity in unique ways. The shoulder season is also when Rajasthan becomes all vibrant and cheerful with festivals like the Mewar Festival, Gangaur, and Mount Abu Summer Festival. Some tour packages to Rajasthan cover all the important festivals and hotspots to ensure your journey is smooth and hassle-free.

July to September (Off Season)

During the monsoon, Rajasthan becomes even more beautiful. With July to September considered the off-season, you can book the cheapest Rajasthan tour packages. The destinations are less crowded and quite budget-friendly to travel. From enjoying the scenic landscapes and lakes to wildlife and greenery all around, you can indulge in the activity you desire.

How To Reach Rajasthan

Reaching Rajasthan is pretty easy via air, road, rail. So if you are planning to take a trip here, there are many Rajasthan tour packages starting Rs. <X>, that’ll help you with travel arrangements and other inclusions based on your preferences.  

By Road

Well-connected by road, Rajasthan has about 20 national highways, with NH8 being the most frequently used. NH8 connects Mumbai, Jaipur, Delhi, and other major cities to Rajasthan. Offering a horizon of captivating landscapes and boasting of good built roads, Rajasthan is perfect for a road trip. Also, there are many State Transport buses that commute regularly between cities. Even cars and jeeps can also be rented to travel around.

By Air

If you are travelling to Rajasthan from an international destination, you don’t have to worry about anything. There are about six operational airports in Kota, Bikaner, Udaipur, Jaipur, Jodhpur and Jaisalmer. These airports make air travel hassle-free with flights functional to and from different national as well as international countries including Chandigarh, Delhi, Muscat, Dubai, and more. Compared to road and rail, air travel is definitely the fastest way to reach Rajasthan.

By Rail

If you love train journeys, travelling to Rajasthan by rail is an excellent choice. There are a number of trains that run to and from different cities, making it easy to and hassle-free to reach this destination. The best part is that each city of Rajasthan has its own railway station, connecting it to the rest of the world. Cities like Bikaner, Jodhpur, Udaipur, and Jaipur  have express trains running from different cities, making this mode of travel both pocket-friendly and fast. With Rajasthan tour packages you won’t have to worry about any of this – everything will be taken care of.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much will a Rajasthan trip cost?

If you are planning a trip to Rajasthan, check out our Rajasthan tourism packages that offer everything you could ask for. Packages start at around Rs. 11,000 and vary depending on your preferences including the type of stay (boutique hotel, palaces, forts, or heritage stays etc), the activities or things you want to indulge in (camel rides, trekking, exploring forts, etc.), and the number of days you plan to travel, along with any additional requests.

Which month is best for a Rajasthan tour?

Although Rajasthan can be visited year-round due its diverse attractions, the best time to travel is from October to March, when the weather is pretty comfortable, allowing you to explore forts, palaces, and other famous attractions hassle-free. Travelling between July and September is recommended for those who want to plan their trip on a budget, as it’s the off-season, and the cheapest Rajasthan tour packages are available to help you avoid burning a hole in your pocket.

How can I plan my Rajasthan tour?

Home to so many rich culturally diverse cities with so many tales to unfold – whether through their intricate architecture, forts built for historical reasons, or delectable dishes famous for various reasons, even the dance forms that narrate a tale or two – Rajasthan is a great destination to visit. You can choose the cities you want to explore and customise your itinerary with the help of Rajasthan travel packages. These packages take care of everything from start to finish, ensuring your experiences are unforgettable and worthwhile.

How many days are enough to visit Rajasthan?

Usually, 7 to 10 days are enough to explore Rajasthan, including its culture, places, food, and more. You can allocate days to visit the most popular destinations in Rajasthan, which every traveller considers. 2-3 days are more than enough for Jaipur and its local bazaars. Spend 3 days in Udaipur, as there are many forts, temples, and the famous City Palace to explore. If Jodhpur is part of your Rajasthan tour package, 1-2 days are sufficient to see all famous attractions there. To visit places like Mount Abu and Pushkar, you might want to extend your trip by an additional 2-3 days.

Are Rajasthan tour packages customizable?

Yes, Rajasthan trip packages are customisable. Depending on the number of days you want to travel, accommodation type, and activities you want to indulge in, our travel agents will assist you with tailor-made itineraries. Also, if you want to travel on budget, we ensure it’s planned based on your shared needs and preferences.