Royal Rajasthan Tour
₹2830 ₹2699 per person
If you are looking for a vacation with royal vibes and all things heritage, then this Royal Rajasthan Tour is perfect for you. Letting you experience the grandeur of the various heritage sites located all over the splendid state of Rajasthan, this tour will bring you close to the royal history the place has witnessed. Often overlooked by others, the state has seen significant historical events that continue to withstand time. The walls of palaces are still standing, and the ruins of towers carried over the years all have beautiful stories. You will experience all of it on this tour firsthand, in person, and up close.
10 Days
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Departure
Udaipur -
Included
Accommodation in heritage hotelsDaily breakfast and 1 traditional dinnerPrivate AC vehicle with driver -
Not Included
Airfare/train ticketsCamera/video charges at monumentsEntry fees for all listed monumentsPersonal expenses (tips, shopping)Professional English-speaking guideTravel insurance
Day 1: Jaipur arrival and Sightseeing
Your Royal Rajasthan Tour starts as you arrive in Jaipur. It is a well-connected city, and you can easily reach it by various modes of transportation, including air, rail, and road. As you arrive in Jaipur in the morning, a driver will be waiting for you to pick you up. After your pickup and check-in, a driver will transport you to your stay, subject to availability.
Post check-in, it is time to explore the beautiful Pink City, Jaipur.
- The first stop will be Amer Fort. It is a popular tourist spot known for its stunning architecture, rich history, and scenic location overlooking Maota Lake.
- The next two spots are Nahargarh Fort and Jaigarh Fort. Built by Maharaja Sawai Jai Singh II in 1734, Nahargarh Fort has defensive architecture and stunning views of Jaipur.
- Jaigarh Fort, the last spot of the day, is situated near the famous Cheel ka Teela (promontory) of the Aravalli Range, offering a clear view of Amer Fort and the Maota Lake.
Day 2: Jaipur full-day city tour
Start your day two in Jaipur with a delicious breakfast at your hotel before you leave for the day. Today, you have a full day of exploring various landmark locations of the city. You will be visiting:
- HAWA-Mahal, the world's tallest building (5-story), was built without a foundation.
- City Palace, the renowned abode of Jaipur's Royal Family, is known for stunning architecture fusing Rajput and Mughal architectural styles.
- Jantar Mantar is a UNESCO World Heritage site known for its forward-looking astronomical observatory, which contains a collection of nineteen instruments built by Rajput king Sawai Jai Singh II in the early 18th century.
- Albert Hall Museum is a symbol of cultural exchange and shared heritage between the Prince of Wales and the Maharaja of Jaipur.
Day 3: Jaipur–Bikaner & Bikaner Sightseeing
On day three, start your day early with a delicious breakfast before you leave for Bikaner. The drive will be around 6 hours. As you reach Bikaner, check into your hotel and take a little rest before you start exploring the city. The place you visit today is quite fascinating, the camel breeding farm at the National Research Center. Here, you can come close to nature and witness a magnificent animal, a camel, in its natural habitat. After spending some time here, return to your hotel overnight.
Day 4: Bikaner–Jaisalmer
The true Bikaner exploration starts on day four of the trip. As you leave your hotel after having your breakfast, you will be exploring the most beautiful spots of the city, including:
- Junagarh Fort, which was originally called Chintamani, was renamed Junagarh, or the Old Fort, in the 20th century.
- Lalgarh Palace, known for its intricate red sandstone carvings, courtyards, and sprawling gardens, is a magnificent Indo-Saracenic structure.
- Rampuria Haveli, also known as “the pride of Bikaner,” was built in the 15th century and is a sight to behold.
Day 5: Jaisalmer-Sam Sand Dunes
A trip to Rajasthan can never be complete without a camel safari. And that is what you will do today. You will have to move to the Sam Sand Dunes for the safari. But before that, visit some more amazing places in Jaisalmer.
- Jaisalmer Fort is one of the few living forts and a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
- Patwon ki Haveli, or Kothari Haveli, is a cluster of five havelis, which today house a museum, showcasing its architectural beauty and reflecting upon the heritage Jaisalmer's merchants left behind.
Day 6: Sam Sand Dunes–Jodhpur
On the morning of day 6, you will have breakfast, check out of your hotel, and start your journey toward Jodhpur. Jodhpur, often overlooked in favor of other, more famous cities in Rajasthan, is a sight to behold. With several houses and different architecture, especially in the older parts of the city, painted in the hues of the sky, Jodhpur is also famously known as the Blue City. Here you will visit:
- Mehrangarh Fort is one of India's largest forts and hosts significant events, such as the Rajasthan International Folk Festival.
- Jaswant Thada is a beautiful blend of beauty and sorrow. This extinct site was the cremation ground of the royal family of Marwar.
Day 7: Jodhpur full-day city tour
On your second day in Jodhpur, set out on a fun exploration and visit some of the city's most unique sites. But don't forget to have your breakfast before you leave. Today you will be visiting:
- Toorji Ka Jhalra is a 300-year-old architectural wonder with a unique stepwell that still amazes the world.
- Umaid Bhawan Palace, a 15-year-long architectural project, is today one of the largest private residences in the world.
- Clock Tower is Jodhpur’s hub for vibrant activity, blending Indo-Saracenic architecture.
Day 8: Jodhpur–Udaipur and Sightseeing
Today, you will be leaving for your last destination of the tour, Udaipur. Before you leave, enjoy your last breakfast in Jodhpur and then check out of your hotel. After arriving in Udaipur, check into your hotel and stretch before exploring. The first things to explore here are the beautiful Fateh Sagar Lake and Lake Pichola. After enjoying the sights, it's time to return to your hotel for the night.
Day 9: Udaipur Full-Day City tour
Day 9 is all about exploring the beautiful City of Lakes. Have your breakfast at your hotel before you leave for the day. The stops of the day will be
- City Palace, a 400-year-old structure built in a flamboyant style, is one of its type in Rajasthan.
- Bagore ki Haveli, a unique museum built in the 18th century, housing various stunning artifacts and the soul of the city.
- Sajjangarh Monsoon Palace, named after the Maharana Sajjan Singh of the Mewar dynasty, holds a beautiful view of the Fateh Sagar Lake.
- Saheliyon Ki Bari, the Courtyard of Maidens, is a breathtaking garden with lush greenery, exotic flowers, and beautiful fountains.
- Sukhadiya Circle is another scenic spot that is popular among locals and tourists.
Day 10: Udaipur Departure
On day 10, we'll mark the end of the trip as you depart for your homes. Post breakfast, you will check out of your hotel, and your driver will drop you off at the airport, railway station, or bus stop.
- Explore the romantic side of Jaipur, also popularly called the "Paris of India," a city known for its rich culture and breathtaking architecture.
- Soak in the tranquil beauty of Udaipur, the city of lakes, full of seven sites and calming vibes.
- Bask in the glory of the "Golden City,” Jaisalmer, home to a UNESCO World Heritage site.
- Visit Jodhpur, one of the most beautiful and often overlooked sites in Rajasthan. It is like the morning sky on Earth, with sunlight everywhere and beautiful homes painted blue.
- Witness the wonders of nature at the National Research Centre for Camel Breeding, where you can interact with the animals in a safe and secure environment.
- Speaking of camels, have a lifetime experience as you take a camel ride at the Sam Sand Dunes.
Q.1. Is the tour safe for solo or female travelers?
Answer: Yes, the tour is perfectly safe for solo or female travelers. With verified stays, trained drivers, and a well-planned itinerary, your safety and comfort are always prioritized.
Q.2. Is the itinerary fixed, or is there room for alterations?
Answer: The itinerary is thoughtfully designed but allows room for flexibility wherever possible. Minor changes can be made in advance, depending on feasibility and availability.
Q.3. What happens if the participant does not want to participate in the tour?
Answer: If a participant opts out of any part of the tour, it’s completely fine. We believe in comfort and flexibility; guests can relax or explore on their own.
Q.4. How can you reach Jaipur, the starting point of the trip?
Answer: Jaipur is well-connected via air, rail, and road. For a convenient arrival, you can choose flights, trains, or buses from major cities across India.
Q.5. What is the best time to take this trip?
Answer: The ideal time for this tour is between October and March, when the weather is pleasant and allows you to explore comfortably without the scorching heat.
Q.6. What to expect weather-wise on the trip?
Answer: Rajasthan’s weather varies widely. While mornings and evenings can be pleasant, afternoons might get hot, so lightweight clothing, sun protection, and hydration are highly recommended.