Rajasthan Travel Packages

Overview

Being an all-time favorite among foreign travelers, Rajasthan is the ultimate tourist destination in India, offering one of the most colorful experiences of your life. Sharing its borders with Pakistan on one side and Gujarat, Madhya Pradesh, Uttar Pradesh, Haryana, and Punjab on the others, the state today stands as a true synonym for vibrant culture, rich history, and extravagant royalty.
Out of the diverse range of tourism experiences India offers, Rajasthan attracts the maximum number of visitors each year for its rich folklore, royalty, and history. Dominated by the vast Thar Desert and dotted with remnants of ancient cities and Rajput heritage, Rajasthan is undoubtedly the Land of Legends.

Rajasthan offers far more than magnificent architecture, monuments, and palaces—it provides a wholesome royal experience that is hard to find elsewhere. Its adventure safaris and wildlife national parks further enhance the state’s appeal as a perfect family vacation destination.

The weather here is mostly hot and dry, with scorching days and extremely cold nights due to the presence of the vast Thar Desert. Every palace, fort, and haveli carries its own unique story—much to every traveler’s delight.
The state is home to some of the oldest forts, palaces, and spectacular Rajput-era architecture, along with scenic lakes and the beautiful Aravali Hills range. Several of its major cities are a shopper’s paradise with countless options.

The cuisine remains one of Rajasthan’s biggest highlights, offering a diverse variety of dishes that appeal to every taste. Popular delicacies such as dal-baati, traditional thali, and gatte ki sabji blend royal culinary traditions with local ingredients to create rich, unforgettable flavors. People here love to dress vibrantly and celebrate life in every possible way. Numerous festivals and cultural events are held throughout the year, making the state a vibrant visual delight.

With frequent interactions with international travelers, locals here are quite familiar with Western customs and commonly speak English along with Rajasthani and Hindi.

Some of the popular destinations in Rajasthan include:

Jaisalmer
Known as the king of tourist spots in Rajasthan, Jaisalmer offers majestic sand dunes in the Thar Desert, camel safaris, and the grand Jaisalmer Fort.

Pushkar
Apart from the world-famous Camel Fair, Pushkar offers a remarkable blend of religious sites and unique attractions.

Jodhpur
Jodhpur is known for its folk music, vibrant festivals, and delicious Rajasthani dishes you may never have experienced before.

Udaipur
With majestic palaces and scenic lakes, Udaipur is considered one of the most romantic destinations in India.

Bikaner
From exploring desert culture to enjoying a hot air balloon ride, Bikaner offers a variety of memorable experiences.

Jaipur
The capital and the famous Pink City of India, Jaipur offers a vibrant mix of shopping, royalty, culture, and stunning architecture.

Tourist Attractions

• Udaipur (Rajasthan)
• Palace of Winds (Jaipur)
• Chittorgarh
• Ajmer
• Mehrangarh Fort
• The City Palace
• Amber Fort
• Desert Festival
• Bikaner Festival
• Pushkar Festival
• Kumbhalgarh Fort
• Mount Abu
• Pushkar
• Mandawa

Shopping Attractions

• Semi-precious stones, Meenakari work, brassware, and kundan jewelry (Jaipur, Rajasthan)
• Camel and sheep skin crafts (Bikaner, Rajasthan)
• Mirror work, jutties, bandhni fabrics, embroidered rugs, and blankets (Jaisalmer, Rajasthan)
• Paintings and pottery (Udaipur, Pushkar, Rajasthan)
• Prefer national handlooms or export houses over local shops unless you have strong bargaining skills.

Known for

• Desert Safari
• Rajasthani Thali (Cuisine)
• Royal Palaces
• Festivals

For Emergency
Police: 100
Ambulance: 101 / 108
Fire: 101

Best Time to Visit
October to March

How to Reach
Air: The state has three major airports: Jaipur, Udaipur, and Jodhpur.
Rail: Rajasthan has an extensive railway network, with major railheads located in Jaipur, Jodhpur, Ajmer, and Udaipur.
Road: With a wide network of national and state highways, Rajasthan is easily accessible by road.