Rajasthan Forts & Palaces Tour
₹2830 ₹2699 per person
Join our Forts & Palaces Tour of Rajasthan and step into a heritage rich world of timeless splendour. The heritage-ridden journey across India’s sheer architectural wonder opens a glimpse to the valor, love and magnificence of forts one must stand in awe. Although forts and palaces of Rajasthan are not mere monuments but living chronicles to its affluent bygone royal days.
Jaipur’s hilltop grandeur of the Amber Fort, the Mehrangarh Fort at Jodhpur with its blue walls cascading down the hillside—all stops apart are jaw-dropping examples of Mughal-Rajput architecture (towers upon courts) and magical history. Explore in marble halls that are carved, see gold plastered frescoes and witness the skies that once belonged to the king.
Architecture buffs, history seers and cultural explorers will greatly relish this tour to travel back in time to heaven for the scenery in every yard of regal India.
6 Days
Departure
BikanerIncluded
Accommodation in heritage hotelsDaily breakfast and 1 traditional dinnerEntry fees for all listed monumentsPrivate AC vehicle with driverProfessional English-speaking guideNot Included
Airfare/train ticketsCamera/video charges at monumentsPersonal expenses (tips, shopping)Travel insurance
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Day 1 : Jaipur - Amber fort journey, Maota Lake, Sheesh Mahal
Jaipur, the Pink City heritage, its walls and palaces, with bustling bazaars that welcome you. Heritage here is all over: in the great pink-walled edifices, above the Maota Lake, where elephants once led royals through the opulent courtyards of these palaces — Amber Fort. First up, the Sheesh Mahal is a wonder of mirrors, as the light of a candle reflects a thousand times across each surface.
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Day 2 : Jaipur - City palace,Jantar Mantar & Local Markets
On Day 2, venture into the heart of the city to gaze upon City Palace—a stupendous amalgam of Rajput and Mughal architecture, still partly inhabited by palace families in their private quarters. Right next to it stands an astounding architectural marvel—a world wonder created through stone and shadow: Jantar Mantar (UNESCO-listed ancient observatory). Spend your evening exploring pedestrian-friendly markets such as Bapu or Johari Bazar, which are vibrant with traditional jewelry, textiles and regional crafts.
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Day 3: Jodhpur — Mehrangarh Fort, Umaid Bhawan Palace
From Jaipur, journey to the Blue City, Jodhpur—a vast sapphire tapestry, where sky and rooftops seem to meet. The most striking monument that recounts stories of courage and honor is the magnificent Mehrangarh Fort, rising proud over its flat neighbour on a hill. Enter through its monumental gates, walk through the massive former royal hall and out onto a balcony offering a 180-degree view over the blue old town.Umaid Bhawan Palace (the palace was built during one of the controversial Umaid-era projects, but is still His Majesty's residence—now a luxury hotel and museum too) – Ujayee Road, heading west from the center. Elegant Art Deco style and an antique car collection offer a glimpse into royal life that is both ancient and modern.
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Day 4: Udaipur – City Palace – Saheliyon Ki Bari
Navigate today to the City of Lakes, in Udaipur where love and history glide over the lake water like a mirage. Begin at City Palace the largest palace group in Rajasthan dominating Lake Pichola — a self-accompanied symphony of balconies,towers and courtyards finialled in marble and mosaic.From there you can stroll to the delightful Saheliyon Ki Bari on laid-out water gardens for ladies of the royal harem which are surreal and serene to their tread. At the end of the day either stargaze the city in evening light from lakeside cafe or go boating on the lake for a reflection-view of palaces at peace.
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Day 5:Chittorgarh — Fort visit and local sightseeing
Visit Chittorgarh, the grandest of all forts in India echoes with valor through its fragmented walls of the largest fort in India.Chittorgarh Fort: The Chittorgarh Fort is over 700 acres and narrates almost every battle individually with legends of Jauhar. Tour the Vijay Stambh (Victory Tower), Rani Padmini Palace and Kirti Stambh – all etched with the symbolism of courage, sacrifice and belief.Wander slowly through the city of warriors and queens. The panoramic and the stone etchings of tales will have a permanent effect on the heart.
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Day 6: Option to leave or stopover to Bundi / Bikaner
Your journey through Rajasthan may end here or you can continue to its softer heartlands. Bundi, which is famous for its stepwells called baori, miniature murals and Taragarh fort (the best kept secret in rajputana held out as a popular tourist spot) One could also take a slight turn off the highway to Bikaner, another desert city made of the all-red sandstone, accompanied by Junagarh Fort and camel centre lands flavored by scrumptious snacks.Let all your wills walk the echo chambers of Rajasthan’s royalty in your final steps — in forts, tales, and the stories behind every façade.
Q1. Child-friendly forts and palaces?
Answer : Yes, we are family-friendly with kid areas and guides that appeal to children most.
Q2. Is photography and videography allowed in forts?
Answer : Yes, though some may charge extra fees for cameras.
Q3. And can I have a room in the palace during the tour?
Answer :. Yes, some of the palaces and havelis have been adapted as hotels.
Q4. Is there a lot of walking involved?
Answer : Moderate walking is required, especially inside large forts. We recommend comfortable footwear.
Answer : Yes, we are family-friendly with kid areas and guides that appeal to children most.
Q2. Is photography and videography allowed in forts?
Answer : Yes, though some may charge extra fees for cameras.
Q3. And can I have a room in the palace during the tour?
Answer :. Yes, some of the palaces and havelis have been adapted as hotels.
Q4. Is there a lot of walking involved?
Answer : Moderate walking is required, especially inside large forts. We recommend comfortable footwear.