Rajasthan Tour - A Colorful Palette of Traditions and Culture

A sprinkling of vivid colors splashed across the desert in the form of bright turbans, dazzling saris and vibrant cities awash in pink, gold and blue; Rajasthan is a dramatic celebration of colors. Its spectacular forts & palaces, celebrated wildlife sanctuaries, festivities of Pushkar, and legends of Thar lure thousands of travelers from across the world.

Major Destinations in Rajasthan

Jaipur- Pink Heritage
A splendid portal to this land of royalty, Jaipur is the beautiful capital of Rajasthan. A blend of traditional and modern; Jaipur perfectly preserves the pink heritage while upholding the modern way of life.

Major Attractions of Jaipur

• Hawa Mahal
• Jal Mahal
• Amber Fort
• City Palace
• Nahargarh Fort
• Albert Hall Museum
• Jantar Manta Observatory

Jodhpur- Exotic in blue

Nestled at the foot of the mighty Mehrangarh Fort, the old city of Jodhpur is a delightful vision in blue. Its winding streets, with their tiny blue-walled shops, are a pleasure to explore. Marvel at the splendid architecture and soak in its vibrant culture as you forget all your blues in this blue city.

Major Attractions of Jodhpur

• Mehrangarh Fort
• Mandore Gardens
• Rao Jodha Desert Rock Park
• Umaid Bhawan Palace
• Jaswant Thada- Royal cenotaph built in the memory of Maharaja Jaswant Singh II

Udaipur- Romance on the Lake
A stunning milieu of fairytale palaces, majestic forts, shimmering lakes and colorful by-lanes; a visit to Udaipur is certainly a royal affair. A much lauded wedding & honeymoon destination in India, the romantic allure of Udaipur is sure to charm you.

Major Attractions of Udaipur

• City Palace, Udaipur
• Lake Pichola
• Saheliyon ki Bari- Garden of Maidens.
• Sajjan Garh- Hilltop Monsoon Palace
• Bagore Ki Haweli
• Lake Palace
• Jag Mandir- An Island Palace
• Ahar- Royal Burial Ground & Memorial site

Jaisalmer- A Fairy Tale City

Stretched along the golden sands of Thar, Jaisalmer is quite like the magical cities from the Arabian Nights tales. Majestic forts, elegant havelis, beautiful temples, chaotic bazaars and the mystic charm of the desert- Jaisalmer is an enthralling vision!

Major Attractions of Jaisalmer

• Jaisalmer Fort
• Camel Safari to Sam Sand Dunes
• Sam Sand Dunes
• Gadi Sagar Lake
• Salim Singh Ki Haveli
• Jain Temple

Mount Abu
A lush oasis in the desert, Mount Abu is the gorgeous hill retreat in the Aravallis. Spiraling roads, picturesque panorama and the spiritual charm of Mount Abu beckons thousands of travelers every year.

Major Attractions of Mount Abu

• Dilwara Jain Temples
• Nakki Lake
• Guru Shikhar
• Achalgarh Fort & Temple

Other Destinations in Rajasthan

• Bikaner
• Chittorgarh
• Bhangarh
• Alwar
• Mandawa

Desert Safari in Rajasthan

Long camel rides on the glittery sands, camps under star-lit skies, folklore, traditional songs &dances and spicy local cuisine- Desert Safari is indeed a cultural gala on the sands of Thar.

Pilgrimages in Rajasthan

• Pushkar- A sacred Hindu pilgrimage
• Ajmer- Sufi Saint Khwaja Muin-ud-din Chishti’s shrine, visited by people from all walks of life

Wildlife in Rajasthan

• Ranthambore National Park- Home to the Royal Bengal Tiger
• Bharatpur Bird Sanctuary Keoloadev National Park) - One of the best bird sanctuaries in the world.

Fairs & Festivals of Rajasthan

• Holi- A colorful affair in Jaipur
• Rajasthan International Folk Festival, Jodhpur
• Desert Festival, Jaisalmer
• Pushkar Cattle Fair
• Camel Festival, Bikaner
• Urs Festival, Ajmer
• Kota Adventure Festival

Food in Rajasthan
Delectable Daal Baati Churma, fiery Mirchi Vada, hot Pyaz Kachoris, spicy Laal Maas, Gatte ki Sabzi, Rajasthani Kadhi, and sweetened Ghevar are some of the culinary delights of Rajasthan.

Shopping in Rajasthan
The variety and vibrancy of Rajasthani handicraft is simply stunning! Colorful tie & dye and block printed fabric, embroidered footwear, traditional silver jewelry, camel leather bags, miniature Rajasthani paintings, blue pottery , Rajasthani quilts, ivory artifacts, marble craft and much more colorful paraphernalia throngs the markets of Rajasthan.

Best Time to Visit
Rajasthan, being a desert state, is almost scorching in summers. The best time to visit it would be in winter months from November to February.

Book your colorful Rajasthan Tour Packages for a delightful sojourn in the sands of Thar. Walk through the grandeur of its magnificent forts & palaces, go on a date with the Royal Bengal Tiger, enjoy camel rides and check out the colorful Pushkar Fair- there is never a dull moment in this kaleidoscopic state of India.