Rajasthan Tour Packages

About Rajasthan

What does a Rajasthan tour package have to offer? Exquisite palaces and havelis, endless sand dunes, mouthwatering delicacies and eye-catching handicrafts – this sums up the colourful culture of Rajasthan, one of the most-visited states of India. A land that merges elegance and earthiness, Rajasthan is a traveller’s paradise with its varied options.

Be it the streets of Pushkar, the romantic lakes of Udaipur, the heritage of Jaipur, the jaw-dropping architecture of the Mehrangarh Fort or the spine-chilling vibes of the Bhangarh Fort, Rajasthan has something for everyone! You can enjoy a camel ride, experience the haunting folk melodies, engage in a rendezvous with a tiger at a national park or attend one of the many fairs the state organises. So, let’s explore the state with Traveloi and find out the best Rajasthan tour packages that suit your requirements.

What does a Rajasthan tour package have to offer? Exquisite palaces and havelis, endless sand dunes, mouthwatering delicacies and eye-catching handicrafts – this sums up the colourful culture of Rajasthan, one of the most-visited states of India. A land that merges elegance and earthiness, Rajasthan is a traveller’s paradise with its varied options.

Be it the streets of Pushkar, the romantic lakes of Udaipur, the heritage of Jaipur, the jaw-dropping architecture of the Mehrangarh Fort or the spine-chilling vibes of the Bhangarh Fort, Rajasthan has something for everyone! You can enjoy a camel ride, experience the haunting folk melodies, engage in a rendezvous with a tiger at a national park or attend one of the many fairs the state organises. So, let’s explore the state with Traveloi and find out the best Rajasthan tour packages that suit your requirements.

Places to Visit in Rajasthan: The Ultimate Wishlist

All Rajasthan trip packages offer a vibrant mixture of heritage, adventure, serenity and luxury! We, at Traveloi, have curated a list of must-see places in the state. Here’s our list of the top places to visit in Rajasthan:

Jaipur:

The capital of Rajasthan and a part of India’s “Golden Triangle”, Jaipur is known for its heritage “Pink City”, which is a testament to its past glory. Known for its bustling vibe, Jaipur is home to some of the most popular tourist spots in Rajasthan, such as the City Palace, the Jal Mahal, the Amer (or Amber) Fort and the Hawa Mahal.

 Udaipur

Known as the City of Lakes, Udaipur is a honeymooner’s paradise. You can enjoy a hearty breakfast at any of the cafes overlooking the serene Lake Pichola. The rest of the day can be spent exploring the grandeur of the Jag Mandir Palace and the romantic ambience of Sahelion ki Bari. You can also visit the temples of Nathwada and Eklingji. 

 Jodhpur 

The Blue City of Rajasthan is home to the grand Mehrangarh Fort, one of the largest in the country. Once a significant part of India’s trade route, Jodhpur also boasts of some of the most royal sites on the Indian tourist map, such as the Umaid Bhawan Palace, Jaswant Thada and Mandore Garden.

Jaisalmer:

Also known as the Golden City, Jaisalmer offers stunning desert camps. The Sam Sand Dunes are the highlight of the city, and you can opt for a soothing desert safari with your family. The Jaisalmer Fort is still home to many local families, making it one of the last living forts of the world.

Pushkar:

A favourite among backpackers, Pushkar is known for the Brahma Temple and the sacred Pushkar Lake. The annual Pushkar Camel Fair, held every October-November, is the highlight of this place. The city also comes alive during Holi and is a must in your Rajasthan holiday package.

Mount Abu:

The picturesque Nakki Lake and the alluring Dilwara Temples (a group of five Jain temples made of marble) are the main attractions of Mount Abu. This is the perfect hill station for unwinding with your family or friends.

Chittorgarh:

Your Rajasthan holiday package is incomplete without a visit to the Chittorgarh Fort, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and a symbol of Rajput pride. The Padmavati Palace brings to life the ancient lore of Rani Padmavati, who performed Jauhar (self-immolation) to safeguard her honour from the Sultan of Delhi, Alauddin Khilji.

Bikaner:

Known for its camel farms and the Junagarh Fort, Bikaner is another gem of Rajasthan. It’s an offbeat destination but is perfect for those who wish to explore Rajasthan beyond the most popular spots. 

Ranthambore National Park:

The ruins of the Ranthambore Fort surrounded by lush green forests is the highlight of this place. One of the favourite hunting grounds of the Maharajas, this national park is the best bet when it comes to spotting a tiger.

Bhangarh:

Touted as one of India’s most haunted sites, the Bhangarh Fort is not for the faint-hearted. Legend has it that a curse caused the entire population of Bhangarh to suffer from death and despair. What’s more? Tourists are not allowed to visit the site after sunset.

Top Things to Do in Rajasthan: A Traveller’s Guide

A memorable holiday shouldn’t just be limited to visiting the major tourist attractions. Your Rajasthan trip planning should begin with jotting down the activities that you simply can’t miss there. Let’s take a look at some must-do activities in Rajasthan:

• Explore the Forts and Havelis: This is the best place to explore the grandeur of Indian palaces and forts. Don’t miss the Amber Fort, the City Palace, the Chittorgarh Fort and the Mehrangarh Fort.
• Enjoy a Wildlife Safari: Rajasthan is a treasure trove for nature lovers. You can have an adventurous safari at Ranthambore, Sariska or the Keoladeo National Park (formerly Bharatpur Bird Sanctuary).
• Relish a Camel Safari: The Thar Desert offers the perfect opportunity for a thrilling camel safari. You can also spend your nights stargazing at a desert camp.
• Experience a Boat Ride: Udaipur’s Lake Pichola is the perfect spot for a romantic date. A serene boat ride on the lake while you enjoy the scenic views of the surrounding area should be on your must-do list.
• Go for Adventure: Try some adventurous activities, such as hot-air balloon riding, quad biking, dune bashing, paragliding, etc.
• Try the Local Jewellery: Rajasthan is known for its craftsmanship when it comes to jewellery. Don’t forget to buy some of their traditional Kundan and Jadau jewellery.
• Visit the Blue Pottery Stores: Pack some of the eye-catching blue pottery items for your friends and family. Don’t miss this traditional craft of Rajasthan.
• Buy Traditional Leather Goods: Rajasthan’s leather goods are a must-buy. The leather shops have an array of items, including “mojaris” and “jutis” (footwear).
• Hoard Some Rajasthani Clothes and Carpets: From block-printed clothes to rugs and carpets, Rajasthan is known for its wide range of souvenirs that you can take home.

Cuisines to Try in Rajasthan: A Foodie’s Dream

A food lover’s paradise, Rajasthan offers some mouth-watering cuisines. Any Rajasthan tour package will be incomplete without a food tour of the state. Here are some of the best dishes found in Rajasthan:

• Dal Baati Churma: Rajasthan’s staple dish, this delicacy is found in any local eatery in the state. It’s a combination of lentils (dal), wheat dough (bati), and a flour-based sweet (churma).
• Lal Maas: A spicy curry of red meat, this is a must-try for non-vegetarians.
• Gatte ki Sabzi: This is another flavourful vegetarian dish made of gram flour dumplings.
• Ker Sangri: This is a local treat made of berries and beans, dipped in yoghurt.
• Papad ki Sabzi: Fried “papads” in gravy make for a scrumptious meal.
• Onion Kachori: Deep-fried “kachoris” stuffed with onions is another Rajasthani delicacy.
• Ghewar: This disc-shaped sweet is made of ghee and maida.
• Mawa Kachori: This is a delectable Rajasthani sweet made of mawa (khoya) and nuts.

The Weather in Rajasthan: When to Visit

So, when is the best time to plan Rajasthan tours? Let’s look at how the state appears throughout the year:

• Winters: Rajasthan is in its vibrant best from October to March. The winter months (December and January) see temperatures ranging from 23°C during the day to 10°C at night. 
• Summers: Summers in Rajasthan are unbearable, with temperatures going beyond 40°C in May and June. 
• Monsoons: Rajasthan receives scanty rainfall in the monsoon months (July to September). Some parts of the state do appear greener during monsoons, but most parts still remain arid. 

How to Reach Rajasthan: Road, Rail and Air

Rajasthan is one of the most accessible and well-connected states of India. Whether you’re an Indian or a foreign traveller, you will find loads of options when it comes to travelling to the state.

By Train: Places such as Jaipur, Jodhpur, Udaipur, and Bikaner are well-connected to the rest of India by rail. There are direct trains from major cities such as Delhi, Bengaluru, Kolkata or Mumbai. Touted as India’s first luxury train, the Palace on Wheels too operates in Rajasthan.

By Road: Rajasthan is the perfect destination for your road trips. Well-connected with major places such as Delhi and Gujarat by national highways, Rajasthan offers great bus connectivity too.

By Air:  Jaipur is the largest airport of the state. The other major airports of Rajasthan include Udaipur, Bikaner, Jodhpur and Jaisalmer. These tourist cities of the state are connected by direct flights from Delhi and other major cities.

Dos and Don’ts: Important Information for Travellers

Rajasthan may be a traveller’s paradise, but all tourists should keep a few things in mind before planning a Rajasthan package. Here are a few dos and don’ts for all:

• Make sure you’re carrying light, breathable clothes. 
• Carry stoles and umbrellas to protect yourself from the sun.
• Carry warm clothes/covers for the nights, as temperatures in desert regions can drop significantly after sunset.
• Dress modestly, respecting the local culture.
• Top essentials include: sunglasses, hats/caps, sunscreen lotions, wet wipes, etc.
• Carry dry food and water bottles, along with glucose supplements and ORS (to avoid dehydration).
• Don’t click photos with the locals without their permission. 
• Carry a medical kit, along with prescribed personal medicines.
• Carry all-terrain trek boots/shoes for desert trips.

Why Should You Book a Rajasthan Tour Package with Traveloi?

We, at Traveloi, make sure we deliver the best! This means our Rajasthan travel package is bound to blow your mind. Here are some reasons why you should book a Rajasthan trip with us today:

• Experience: We have been in the travel industry for 10 years.
• Customised Trips: We offer tailor-made packages that suit your budget and requirements.
• Variety: We offer various options, ranging from honeymoon to family packages.
• Hassle-Free Services: You can sit back and relax, as we take care of your flights, hotels, cabs and sightseeing plans.