Rajasthan Tour Packages

Rajasthan Trip Packages Itinerary

The major cities in Rajasthan holiday packages are Jaipur, Jodhpur, Ajmer, Pushkar, Kota, Udaipur, Jaisalmer, Mount Abu, Ranthambore, Sawai Madhopur, Bharatpur, and Bikaner. Jaipur is the capital city; Jodhpur is the historical capital of Marwar and presently the second largest after Jodhpur; Kota, is located on the banks of the Chambal River and the coaching hub of the country; Bikaner, is the fourth largest city and known for Bikaneri Bhujiya by other local states; Ajmer, one of the oldest cities and located at the heart of the state; last but not the least, Udaipur, the ‘City of Lakes. Now let us see them one by one.

With Rajasthan tour packages, we get to visit the epitome of royalty and grandeur that is synonymous with India. From the stunning forts and palaces in Jaipur to the serene lakes of Udaipur, Rajasthan trip packages offer a kaleidoscope of experiences for every traveler. The vibrant culture and traditions come alive as you witness the colorful folk dances, indulge in delectable Rajasthani cuisine, and explore the bustling bazaars filled with handicrafts and artifacts unique to this region. One cannot miss out on visiting Jaisalmer’s golden sand dunes or experiencing a camel safari through its vast expanse. Wildlife enthusiasts can spot tigers at Ranthambore National Park or marvel at Keoladeo Ghana Bird Sanctuary’s avian diversity. With each city offering something new, exploring Rajasthan is like unraveling one layer after another from an exciting mystery box!

Cities to Visit in Rajasthan Travel Package

Jaipur

Out of all the major cities of Rajasthan, the first position is undoubtedly Jaipur, the capital. In Jaipur, you can see numerous forts and palaces. The architecture is jaw-dropping. The material used for them is tough. Hawa Mahal, Amer Fort, Jal Mahal, Nahargarh Fort, Central Museum, Ram Bagh Palace, Jantar Mantar, City Palace, etc are some world-famous sites. There are temples, Bawaries, Gardens, and Gates also in Jaipur that you can visit during budget Rajasthan tour packages.

The Govind Devi Ji Temple and Galtaji are two religious places and can be considered as one must-visit places during the Rajasthan trip. There are holy kunds, pavilions, and many other things which are capable of giving delight to the eyes and pleasure to the heart. There is a small temple of the Sun God, it is at the highest peak and it can be seen from all directions of the city.

Jodhpur

The city of Jodhpur comes the next on Rajasthan tour packages itinerary. It is the second metro in the state. Thus it is sure that it holds the second position as far as the population in the state is concerned. People are very excited about the forts and palaces in Jodhpur. Everyone knows about Jaipur as Pink City but from now onwards you know about Sun City and Blue City as well which is Jodhpur. The way pink color dominates Jaipur, similarly, Jodhpur is dominated by Blue color, thus it is called Blue City. The reason for calling it Sun City is that it is located in the Thar Desert. The way it was built, there are long walls to protect the city. Jodhpur is near the center of the state. This location makes it easily accessible to the local residents and tourists.

Kota

Kota is prominently known for its coaching classes for engineering and medicine. Let me tell you what interests you as a tourist so that you don’t miss it while planning a trip to Rajasthan from Delhi. There is Chambal Garden, beautiful Kishore Sagar Lake, Garh Palace, rare Godavari Dham Temple, Kota Zoological Park if you are inclined to academics, Maharao Madho Singh Museum, and Kota Government Museum if you are fond of antique articles, Agamgarh Gurudwara Sahib and Jag Mandir if you believe in piousness, Kota Barrage, Darrah National Park if you want adventure, Hanging Rock Fountain which is one of its kind and many other tourist spots also. Generally, Kota is not considered the preferable tourist destination under Rajasthan Tour Packages but you can customize your tour packages as per your choice.

Bikaner

The administrative headquarters is also not lagging in beautiful tourist attractions and calls for your attention on Rajasthan holiday packages. Before we start talking about the tourist spots, let us know about a very famous trend of celebrating Akshay Tritiya. This is celebrated as the foundation day of the city. People fly kites on the day. Imagine the site of colorful kites in the blue background of the sky. People are so excited that they fly kites from dawn to dusk for 2 days. The major cuisine is Rajasthani Food and the other snacks are ‘Bajre ka Khichdi’ and ‘Imli ka Pani’. ‘Bajra’ is a grain and ‘Imli’ is tamarind.

The tourist spots of Bikaner are Junagarh Fort, Rao Bikaji’s Fort, and Laxmi Niwas Palace, and among the temples are Karni Mata, Mukam Bishnoi, Bhandasar Jain, and Laxminath. Bikaner is especially known for animal husbandry. There are National Research Centers for Camels and Equines. There is a cow sanctuary also. Bikaner is one of the rarest cities that organize the International Camel Festival.

Ajmer

Ajmer was earlier called ‘Ajayameryu’. The literal meaning of ‘Ajaymeru’ is ‘Invincible Hills’, please do visit Ajmer on the Rajasthan travel package and see how this city is naturally surrounded by hills and it was difficult for the enemies earlier to attack. It is the Aravalli Mountains that surround it. The meaning of invincible is unbeatable.

Ajmer has been selected for National Heritage City Development and Augmentation Yojana (HRIDAY), which was launched in 2015. Since Ajmer is a heritage city, the purpose of this scheme is to make urban planning, heritage conservation, and economic growth move in one direction, and urbanization can go along with heritage maintenance.

Ajmer is also selected as one of the cities for the Smart City Mission Schemes of the Government of India. So on Rajasthan Trip Package, you are going to visit a Smart City. The enchanting historic places are Pushkar Lake, Taragarh Fort, Ajmer Sharif Dargah, etc. The Ajmer Jain Temple or Soni Ji Ki Nasiyaan has a chamber made up of gold. It is called as Swarna Nagari, in the English ‘City of Gold. There is 1000kg of gold used in building this chamber. There are Mayo College, Akbari Fort and Museum, Nareli Jain Temple, Anasagar Lake, Lake Foy Sagar, and Prithviraj Smark.

Pushkar

Pushkar comes in the boundary of Ajmer. It is a pilgrimage for Hindus and Sikhs. Then we can understand it has many temples. Earlier it had over 500 temples. There are 2 Gurudwaras dedicated to Guru Nanak Singh Ji and Guru Gobind Singh Ji. The 5-day Pushkar Fair must be attended during the Rajasthan trip for 4 days which is held between late October and early November with Kartik Purnima. It includes 50,000 camels. Traders from many countries come here.

Udaipur

The ‘City of Lakes’ Udaipur and the historic capital of Mewar have Maharana Pratap Airport. So, if you are going to begin your journey as per Rajasthan Tour Itinerary, Udaipur can happen to be the first location and you would really have a great start. It is one of the favorite locations of Bollywood Film Makers. The shooting of many movies and songs has taken place here. The scenic beauty can attract all age groups and gives pleasure to the eyes. The five major lakes because of which it is called the ‘City of Lakes’ are Fateh Sagar Lake, Lake Pichola, Swaroop Sagar Lake, Rangsagar, and Doodh Talai Lake. However, there are 5 lakes in total. These five lakes have been made part of the project called as Restoration Project of the National Lake Conservation Plan (NLCP) by the Government of India.

Udaipur can not only be proud of its lakes but also of its historic palaces, galleries, gardens, temples, fairs, festivals, museums, scenic structures, etc.

Mount Abu

Mount Abu is a refreshing hill station. You only need to take care of yourself if you get circular Ghats and in case you don’t go by air and feel dizzy. It has a domestic airport also. It falls in the Aravalli Range in the Sirohi district of Rajasthan. Guru Shikhar is the highest mountain peak at 1,722m above sea level. Rajasthan has a desert and Mount Abu is ‘An Oasis in the Desert because there are rivers, waterfalls, lakes, and evergreen forests. There are Jain Temples, Dilwara Temples, and Hindu Temples. Do go to see the scenic beauty of the sunset on the Rajasthan travel package which was captured in the movie Qayamat Se Qayamat Tak.

8 UNESCO World Heritage Sites in Rajasthan

Rajasthan is a feather in India’s cap. It has 8 sites that are on the list of UNESCO World Heritage Sites. There are 6 forts on the list and the other two are Keoladeo National Park and Jantar Mantar. The 6 forts are namely: Chittorgarh Fort, Kumbhalgarh, Ranthambore Fort, Gagron Fort, Amber Fort, and Jaisalmer Fort. Let us know about these locations more.

Chittorgarh Fort

The first is Chittorgarh Fort, whenever you start Rajasthan Tourism, Chittorgarh Fort is surely going to be on the list for sure. It is massive in structure. It is believed that it was built by Pandava Bheem in one night. There are many water bodies inside the fort, thus it is also called the water fort as well. As we know, water makes the possibility of life, so it was possible for 50,000 soldiers to stay over here for 4 years without any problem. There were 84 water bodies earlier but now only 22 are there. Isn’t that amazing!!

Kumbhalgarh Fort

The second is Kumbhalgarh Fort. Kumbhalgarh Fort is also huge like Chittorgarh Fort. Its long walls come just after the Great Wall of China. It is 1,914 m above sea level. It was made by Maharana Rana Kumbha and thus was named after him. There are many gardens, palaces, and temples inside it. Now I am sure you are going to visit it surely on Rajasthan Tour Packages. If you like a little adventure while traveling, please be informed that there is a zigzag road to reach Kumbhalgarh fort. It is so because of deep ravines, thick forests, etc. There are big watchtowers to make the enemy visible from a far distance with massive and robust gates which are 7 in number. There are also ramparts on watchtowers. There are 360 temples constructed inside the temple. It also has a Badal Mahal to make it serene. It has all the deserving characteristics of being on the list of UNESCO World Heritage Sites. The color texture of turquoise still makes it beautiful in appearance. It is the birthplace of the brave king Maharana Pratap.

Ranthambore Fort

The third is Ranthambore Fort. Ranthambore Fort is in the National Park the area which was named after the fort. This fort is not in very good condition now but still claims to be on the list of UNESCO World Heritage Sites. So, when you plan Rajasthan Tourism, do visit here. Every fort in India has some things in common but some things uncommon also which makes them unique and draws attention internationally. There was a tigress called Machli, whose maximum pictures were taken. It came frequently here however now its soul rests in peace. She had a bold and beautiful look. She was spunky and was called the Queen of Ranthambore. It can be understood that Ranthambore has a rich preserver of wildlife also. It was built by the Chauhan Rajput King Sapaldaksha. However, some other rulers also contributed to it. Rao Hammir Deo Chauhan made 32 pillar canopy which you would really love.

Gagron Fort

The fourth one is Gagron Fort. It is situated in the Jhalawar district near Kota. It is known for the brave stories of women. Many women burnt themselves for saving their chastity from their enemies. There are 3 sides from where water bodies have covered the fort. It has support from a hill called Burj. Generally, all the forts have 2 courtyards but Gagron Fort is the only one that has 3 courtyards. So, are you not excited to visit this fort on Rajasthan Holiday Packages? Like every other fort, it also has various other reasons to claim its position on the list of World Heritage Sites. Its, one more attraction is Parrots. They are double the size of normal Indian Parrots called Hiraman Parrots. They can imitate human sounds. One Parrot was kept in a golden cage by Humanyun.

Amber Fort

The fifth is the Amber Fort. Amber Fort was built by Raja Mann Singh Ji. Its uniqueness is its artistic style. Moreover, it has a combination of Hindu and Rajput styles. There is beautifully mosaic work in the Hall of Public and Hall of Private Audience, traditionally Diwan-e-Aam and Diwan-e-Khaass along with Sukh Niwas. The name is rightly given to it as it was built to give peace. The doors are also creatively constructed and made up of ivory and sandalwood. Sheesh, Mahal is the prime attraction here. There are numerous mirrors on it. When only 2 candles are burnt, the entire palace gets illuminated.

Jaisalmer Fort

The sixth fort is in Jaisalmer. Jaisalmer Fort has to be there on Rajasthan Trip Package as it is already the favorite spot of national and international tourists. It is also very large in size. It has outstanding looks and is called Sone ka Quilla. It is in the Thar Desert. It is on Trikuta Hill. Many battles have been fought over here and there are many success stories. Adding to the philosophy of Unity in Diversity, it has a blend of Rajput style and Islamic Architectural style. There are 4 entry gates. There are many palaces inside the fort. Out of them, the most beautiful palace is Jawahar Palace as it was for the royal families. There are also Jain and Laxminath temples.

Keoladeo National Park

The seventh Site is Keoladeo National Park. It is known for the birds it has. If you ever had a hobby of bird watching, then this is the best place for you on the Rajasthan Tour Package There is a vast variety of birds coming over here from foreign lands also. There are 364 species of birds and we get birds from countries like Afghanistan, China, Turkmenistan, and Siberia. The maintenance of wet marshy lands makes it possible as they have insects and fish forming food for the birds. This is how it becomes a natural habitat. Some species are rare. You can go sightseeing on cycle rickshaws along with a local tourist guide. In 1982, it was recognized as a National Park. Make sure you have enough time to visit here on the Rajasthan Tour Itinerary because you may need time to wait for the sight of the birds.

Jantar Mantar

The eighth one is Jantar Mantar. This proves the smartness of Indian Scientists all over the world. Jantar Mantar is an astronomical observatory. It was built by Prince Jai Singh II. He was curious about astronomy and cosmology. There are multiple instruments. The instruments are well versed to make us see the astronomical bodies with the naked eye. It is located in the heart of Jaipur city and thus it is possible for all the tourists on Rajasthan Tour Package.

Tiger Reserves in Rajasthan

Rajasthan is home to 3 Tiger Reserves. Their names are Ranthambore National Park, Sariska Tiger Reserve, and Alvar and Mukundra Hill Tiger Reserve. To begin with, let us take Ranthambore National Park. It was established as a Game Sanctuary in 1955. Later, it was declared as one of the Project Tiger Reserves in 1973. It was then declared a National Park in 1980. Then some initiatives were taken to enlarge it too. This is one of the best features that Rajasthan Tourism can offer. The wildlife is known as Bengal Tigers. It is easily possible for us to see the tigers in the daytime also. However, the best time to see the tigers are November and May. It is rich in all the aspects of a National Park. It has one of the highest banyan trees also.

Sariska Tiger Reserve is the second Tiger Reserve. It is situated in Alwar, Rajasthan. There are thorny forests, grasslands, dry forests, rocky hills, etc. since 1990, and it is enjoying the status of a National Park. If you love real adventure it is the right and the best choice for you on Rajasthan Holiday Packages.

The third Tiger Reserve is Mukundra Hill Tiger Reserve. Its forests are known for their thickness of the forests. Be it flora or fauna, the Tiger Reserve is rich in both and deserves to be the National Tiger Reserve and a very convenient home to the tigers. Would you not like to see this National Tiger Reserve on Rajasthan Travel Package which is between 2 parallel mountains, namely Mukundra and Gagrola?

Golden Triangle Tour

So, not only Delhi but Agra is also in the picture. Golden Triangle India Tour is basically a tourist circuit that comprises Jaipur, Delhi, and Agra. The secret behind the word ‘triangle’ is the way the three cities are located. Their locations form a triangle on the map. Rajasthan Travel Package sets you on one angle of the triangle and you have the golden opportunity to move to the other two angles also. This can make your Rajasthan Trip Package a memorable one.

Jaipur, Delhi, and Agra also have rich tourist spots. If you are on the way to having great experiences, it is really a great idea to continue the Rajasthan Trip Package. You will visit the capital of the country and the city of Agra which has the epitome of love. Yes, I am talking about the Taj Mahal, one of the ancient Seven Wonders of the World. Visiting the three cities of the golden triangle is a superb opportunity in itself. You can start with none other than our Rajasthan Tour Package. So, what are you waiting for, Book now!

Best Things to Do in Rajasthan

When you go to Rajasthan on Rajasthan Trip Package, make sure you enjoy food, locations, traveling, dresses, shopping, and everything. Rajasthan is complete in itself. You can go there and do everything in the best possible manner and have great memories and keep coming again and again with your family and friends.

Jaipur

In Jaipur, you can do adventure activities like Zip Lining, ATV (All-Terrain Vehicle) rides, Body Zorbing, and Paint Ball at nominal rates to your heart’s content. Trekking to Water Valley, Bhuteshwar Nath Mahadev, Choeur Ghati, Achrol Fort, etc is also a good option.

Jodhpur

Jodhpur offers you Camel Rides in Sand Dunes, Bishnoi Village Safari, Cultural Walk Tour in Old Jodhpur, Cycling Tour, Cooking sessions at local households, City Walking Tour, etc. So, if you are going with the family, you can engage whosoever wants to be in non-adventurous activities.

Kota

In Kota, there is Sawan Phuhar Water Park, Chambal River Cruise, Swintons Bar, City Mall, Pandya Groups City Mall, Ghoomar Beer Bar, Blue Sea Bar, Hotel Lushi Bar and Restaurant, Central Square Mall, Z Cine Mall, etc. Malls have various games, shopping centers, eating outlets, multiplexes, etc.

Bikaner

Some of the activities that you can perform in Bikaner are Camel Rides, Sky Bird Water Park, Dune Safari, Biking, Camel Safari in Thar, Bating at Gajner Lake, shopping at Kote Gate and Bara Bazaar, etc. Please believe Rajasthan Tour Package has everything that you can long for on any tour package.

Ajmer

Ajmer is also not behind. If you like walking, there is a road trip to Pushkar, a Nature Walk at Daulat Bagh Garden, Birla City Water Park, Boating in Ana Sagar Lake, Shopping at the Local Market for wonderful designs, and see nightlife at Sipah Salar Bazar.

Udaipur

Now, let us see what we can do in Udaipur. Boat Cruise at Lake Pichola, Ropeway, Trek to Tiger Lake by walking, the most unique Food Tour, Aravalli Nature Trekking, Walking Tour with Tonga Ride, Trekking Tours, Boat Cruise, Narlai Leopard Safari, Village Walk, Private Evening Boat Ride, Bagore ki Haweli Puppet Show, Excursion to Ranakpur Jain Temple, Jungle Safari with Transports, Wildlife Safari, etc.

Mount Abu

Mount Abu has activities like Camping, Rock Climbing, Excursions by Helicopter, Trekking, Boating, Hiking, experiencing Thrill Zone Adventure Park, etc. Howsoever busy is your Rajasthan Tour Itinerary, kindly try whatever you can.

Pushkar

Pushkar also has something different to offer. Camel Safari, Hot Air, Balloon Ride, Jeep Safari, Hiking to Ratnagiri Hill, Shopping of Handicrafts in Pushkar Market, Food Tour, Zip Lining, Paintball, Attending Pushkar International Balloon Festival, Adventure Desert Camp, Visiting Pushkar Yoga Garden, etc.

So, whether you are adventurous or not you will have great activities on Rajasthan Travel Packages.

Best Time to Explore Rajasthan

Rajasthan experiences dry weather conditions with 3 distinct seasons due to its proximity to the desert. Although the temperatures are sometimes adverse, the beauty of the place is always at its best. However, the peak months that see an influx of tourists are from November to February. These are pleasant months with moderate daytime temperatures.

April to June

Rajasthan experiences summer during the months of April, May, and June. Daytime temperatures soar high with averages that rise up to 40. C to 45? C. High humidity levels make the climate more uncomfortable and it is difficult to explore the state in such conditions. If you are traveling to Rajasthan during this time, Mount Abu is the best place to enjoy a relaxing vacation. The hill station has comparatively lower temperatures and offers a picturesque landscape that cannot be missed.

July to September

Rajasthan experiences rain from July to September. The obstacle helps to cool the atmosphere and adds coolness to the region. Monsoon improves the beauty and enchantment of Rajasthan, especially the lake of Udaipur, where the lakes are up with water and the weather is pleasant. However, the humidity levels are very high during this time.

October to March

Winter in Rajasthan extends from October to March. Despite the relatively low temperatures, the state is multiplied by visitors who explore its majestic beauty. The cities of Jaisalmer, Jodhpur, and Jaipur are the most popular destinations during this time. The famous Pushkar Mela, the most important cultural festival of India held in November, is another reason why people choose their Rajasthan tourism packages during this time.

What to Eat in Rajasthan

There are arrangements also for both extremes. Like there are fresh fruits and vegetables like cucumber, and watermelon, juices, and local drinks of soda for refreshments when you are moving out to visit places. These things keep you hydrated in summer. Similarly, we have hot drinks like tea, coffee, soups, and various kinds of spicy chaats to have fun with to make the body temperature at par with the outer one. Rajasthan’s nankeens are very famous and there are many other dishes too. Just see the Rajasthan Tour Itinerary first. Here are some dishes that should be on your test list.

Dal Bati Churma – Dal Bati Churma is the main dish of Rajasthan and its true flavors can only be experienced during your visit to Rajasthan. Bati is hard-baked bread with little water. It is served with Dal – Curry made with lentils. Churma, the coarsely ground wheat cooked in ghee, is a sweet addition to the dish. Sugar or jaggery is added while slowly cooking the wheat flour in ghee to add sweetness to the Churma.

Laal Maas – If you are interested in tasting the flavors of Rajasthan, don’t miss Laal Maas during your Rajasthan tour package. This spicy dish is a favorite in Rajasthan. It’s a marinated lamb curry patiently cooked over low heat in a sauce made with red chili peppers, onions, garlic paste, and curd. It is called Laal Maas because of its red color due to the use of red chili sauce.

Gatte ki Sabzi – Gatte ki Sabzi is another popular Rajasthan dish prepared in every home and loved by the locals. This dish is made with meatballs made of gram flour. They are steamed and fried and then added to the rich sauce made with buttermilk, tomatoes, and spices. The famous Gatte ki sabzi is accompanied by roti (flatbread) and rice.

Ghevar – Ghevar is a famous dessert of Rajasthan and a must during your tour of Rajasthan. The crispy sweet dish is made with flour mixed with ghee and milk. It is topped with almonds and other nuts. There are different varieties of Ghevar available in the market.

Ker Sangri – Ker Sangri is a delicious combination of Ker, wild berries, and Sangri, long beans that grow in the desert regions of Rajasthan. The spicy and spicy flavors of the dish will remain with you for a long time.

Complete Exploration with Many Colors of Rajasthan

One of the first things that a traveler should notice on a tour of Rajasthan is how colorful are its cities and the marked contrast it has with the intact natural beauty of its various places. Explore the numerous fairs and festivals of this state by booking your stay at many of its resorts such as the Suryagarh in Jaisalmer, the Rambagh Palace in Jaipur, or the V Resorts Veergarh Jhalamand Jodhpur.

Biggest Cattle Fair that Can be Seen – Pushkar Fair or Kartik Mela is one of the largest cultural festivals in Rajasthan. More than 200,000 national and international tourists attend this fair and also witness one of the most sacred Hindu pilgrimages to Pushkar Lake.

For Those Who Seek Conjugal Bliss – On the festive occasion of Teej, generally around October, we witness the elaborate procession dedicated to the Goddess Parvati in the city of Jaipur for 2 days. It is considered an auspicious season for married women. Try to taste the Ghevar and Sattu sweets that are made especially for the occasion.

Festival at Sole Hill Station of Rajasthan – This is something that you cannot miss on your tour of Rajasthan if you visit it in the month of March. The Mount Abu summer festival will allow you to experience the diverse cultures of Rajasthan with ballad songs, cultural processions, and fun activities such as skating, racing, and tugs of war. Later in the evening, the long-awaited Sham-e-Qawalli arrives. A spectacular display of fireworks concludes on the last day.

Special Holi Celebration in Rajasthan – The elephant festival is celebrated on the day of the Holi festival. Jaipur displays a beautiful procession of decorated elephants, followed by other features such as the elephant pole and the elephant dance. If you are here in the month of March, be sure to take delight in the proud owners of elephants adorned with heavy jewelry and Jhools (saddle cloth).

The rich culture and colorful tradition of Rajasthan, the majestic fort, and the natural wonders make this place a magnet for all types of tourists. The endless list of things to do and places to visit in Rajasthan will ensure that you have a meaningful and satisfying vacation worth an entry in your travel journal.