Rajasthan Tour Packages
Creating a memorable lifetime experience in your Rajasthan Tour Packages
From unlocking majestic palaces and vast deserts to experiencing lively bazaars pulsing with the rhythm of folk music, dive into one of India’s crown jewels by choosing our Rajasthan tour packages. Welcome to an unforgettable journey through the incredible state of Rajasthan and watch your mind and senses open as you uncover the state’s rich culture and traditions.
A brief history of Rajasthan
Its history dates to 100,000 BC : Rajasthan has a deep history of various human settlements from the stone age to the iron age, dating back of 100000BC. If you are a history buff, there are wonderful archaeological sites to visit such as Luni river valley, Buddha Pushkar and Kalibangang, home to one of the most ancient urban civilisations in India and the world.
It’s the land of Kings and Legends : Rajasthan means “Land of Kings”. This is because the state’s history and architecture are woven with stories of magnificent courts, valiant Rajput Kings and timeless pride. By visiting Rajasthan, there are many stories to uncover, from the Gurjara-Pratihara Empire to the Gaur dynasty of Ajmer revealing Rajasthan’s bravery and sacrifice against its external invaders. Whether it was the famous battle of Haldighati, where the bravery of the king who stood tall in the face of a ruthless Mogul emperor or the Rajasthani women in Chittorgarh, who embraced sacrifice over slavery.
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What to see in your Rajasthan Tour Packages
Your Rajasthan tour package will bring you an array of experiences expertly designed to immerse you in India’s rich culture and traditions.
Heritage trails, Palaces of pride, Hill forts of Courage
This incredible state of Rajasthan is famous for its architecture whose walls hold the above stories of glory, courage, endurance and patriotic sacrifice. The Hill forts are the marvels of Rajasthan of without which the UNESCO list of Heritage sites would be incomplete. With our India’s Rajasthan tour packages, you can hear the living stories of the past while wandering through today’s heritage sites experiencing the continued spirit of Rajput royalty.
Explore The Pink City JAIPUR
Jaipur is renowned for maintaining the allure of its ancient history and architecture with all the advantages of a modern Indian metropolis. As one of the three corners of the Golden Triangle (Delhi, Agra and Jaipur) it plays a key part in maintaining the rich Indian royal heritage.
There are multiple spectacular sites to take in from palaces such as the Jal Mahal to impressive forts. One renowned fort to explore is Amber Fort. It is a UNESCO World Heritage Site located on a secluded hilltop made entirely of red sandstone and white marble where you can see palace carvings, precious stones and mirrors. Here, you have the chance to take in the splendour of the palace with a cup of chai and take in the breath-taking Maota Lake in front.
Other tourist attractions in Jaipur you may sample could also be marvellous City Palace, Obervatory, The Birala Temple, Memorials of the kings (Gaitore), Sisodia rani palace, Hand printing museum Anokh. For those interested in religious and spiritual sites Govind dev ji and Moti Doongri Ganesh temple are worth to visit to have blessings.
The Lake City Udaipur:
Referred to as the “Venice of the East,” and a romantic paradise, Udaipur is surrounded by lakes and the lush green hills of the Aravallis.
The royal experience of Rajasthan continues as you venture into the famous Lake Palace, located in the middle of Lake Pichola Beautiful lakes are among Udaipur’s strongest natural attractions, with Jaisamand Lake—one of the largest man-made lakes in Asia—standing out. The renowned City Palace and Sajjangarh (Monsoon Palace) further highlight the city’s remarkable architectural grandeur. Beyond the palaces and scenic landscape, Udaipur also holds strong historic and religious significance. An impressive bronze statue of Maharana Pratap on his horse Chetak stands atop Moti Magri overlooking Fateh Sagar. An example of Indo-Aryan architecture, Jagdish Temple was built in 1651. Nagda, 22 km from Udaipur, is an ancient site at the foothills of the Aravalli range and one
The Blue City Jodhpur:
Jodhpur gets its name as the blue city since most of the architecture – forts, palaces, temples, havelis and even houses are built in vivid shades of blue.
An impressive attraction to visit in Jodhpur is Meharangarh Fort which is situated on top of a hill 125 metres above Jodhpur’s skyline. Chiselled and sturdy, it is known for its stunning latticed widows, carved panels, and intricately decorated walls which overlook the Ranisar and Padmasar lakes. Other notable attractions in Jodhpur include Umaid Bhawan Palace, Jaswant Thada, Mandore Garden, and Toorji Ka Jhalra Bavdi.
The Golden City Jaisalmer:
If geology interests you, then Jaisalmer is the city where you need to journey. The Wood Fossil Park or Aakal is located about 15 kilometres away from the city. Here, one can discover and trace geologic tragedies that occurred in the Thar Desert 180 million years ago. A wonderful site to be able to sit and camp underneath the stars. The city’s most prominent landmark is Jaisalmer Fort, also called Sonar Qila (Golden Fort). Laser Water Show at Gadisar, Lake Nathmal Ji Ki Haveli, The Jain Temples of Jaisalmer, Ramdevra temple, War Museum, Badal Mahal all are worth visiting when you are in Jaisalmer.
Into the wild: Ranthambore
Ranthambore is one of the biggest national parks in India. A wildlife marvel situated 14 km from Sawai Madhopur, its name’s origin comes from the Ranthambore Fort which sits within the national park’s boundaries. Its thick forest is spread over an area of 392 sq.km, within the Aravalis and Vindhya ranges, and is punctuated with pleasant waterfalls creating a tropical sound. It is most famous for being home to elusive tigers where visitors can see these majestic creatures in their most natural habitat. Be prepared to be astounded by these tigers’ fearless beauty and witness the other native animals that are found here which include chinkara, sambhar, cheetal, leopards as well as over 300 species of birds.
How to get there?
By Air: The Jaipur international airport has connectivity across the globe and to all major Airports of India (Delhi, Bangalore, Mumbai, Kolkata, Chennai). The other airports in Rajasthan include Udaipur, Jodhpur with Jaipur airport located approximately 10-12 km from city centre.
By Train: If you want to experience royal hospitality and the spirit of Rajasthan throughout your journey then the “Palace on wheels” train is an experiential delight. It’s a luxurious train specially designed for heritage tourism that crosses many cities to expose you to a full-blown royal experience. Aside from this, Jaipur is well connected with local trains from various cities within India.
By Road: If you wish to travel by road, the highways are well connected with a range of air-conditioned coaches or cabs available. From Rajasthan’s capital city Jaipur many major Indian cities can be reached within 6-8 hours. India’s capital, Delhi, is just 5-6 hours away, making Jaipur an ideal stop after your international flight.
What is the best time to take Rajasthan tour packages?
October to March is a great time for tourists to visit Rajasthan with ample cultural festivals to explore at leisure. Climatic conditions are pleasant with temperatures that range in between 15 and 33 degrees.
Aside from national religious festivals like Diwali and Holi, Rajasthan hosts famous local festivals across the year that attracts visitors from around the globe. Pushkar Camel festival is a firm favourite with Rajasthani deserts being filled with camels but there are also other festivals you can explore such as the Jaipur Literature festival, Maru Mohatasv desert festival and the Elephant festival.
If you wish to visit during monsoon season (August and September), it is a great time to explore serene destinations such as Udaipur and Mount Abu where you can enjoy lush greenery and beautiful lakes.
Summer season (April to June) tends to be quieter time for tourism, with temperatures ranging in Rajasthan between 35 and 45 degrees.
Where to stay?
Choose among lodges, or luxury heritage hotels, charming guesthouses, eco-friendly desert camps – each offering an experience you can only find in Rajasthan. For a taste of royal life, spend the night in Jaipur at the Rambagh Palace or the Samode Haveli. Former palaces converted to luxurious hotels, they seamlessly combine all the modern comforts with their aristocratic architecture and service. This is another common choice with cozy boutique feels within an old mansion for its Samode Haveli.
Taj Lake Palace and The Oberoi Udaivilas(top) has scenic views of a lake and amenities fit for a king. They have a really romantic setting which suits couples.
Stay Suryagarh in Jaisalmer provides a modern take on desert living. For a taste of the desert look at the luxury tented camps in the Thar Desert where you can go on evening camel rides and sleep under the stars.
For a more budget-friendly stay with a back-to-nature feel, guesthouses in places like Jodhpur and Pushkar provide cosy stays and friendly service. Whether you are chilling in its capital while you munch on warm ginger cookies or you are making your home inside its splendid palaces turned into hotels, you will always have your fill of its history and culture. What you do get is the benefit of Rajasthan trip experience, guiding you in an authentic, custom itinerary and yet low priced.
How to book a Rajasthan Tour Package?
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