Rajasthan Tour Packages

Starting prices on this page begin at ₹16,000 per adult. The final cost depends on your travel dates, hotel category and room sharing.

Why Choose Namaste India Trip for Rajasthan Tours and Travels?

Our Rajasthan trip packages offer a comprehensive tour of the state's major destinations. They can be planned for different budgets and take you through Rajasthan's history, landscapes and culture. In our packages you will get:

• 24/7 customer support service

• Licensed vehicle with professional driver

• Guided tours

• Hotels as per the itinerary and the category you choose

• Wheelchair assistance and other relevant facilities for people with mobility issues on request

Best Time to Visit Rajasthan

October to March is the best time to plan your Rajasthan holidays with family. The pleasant weather in these months suits sightseeing, adventure and trekking. Here is the best time to visit Rajasthan in detail:

Peak Tourism Season: October to March (winter)

Temperature: 10°C to 33°C in most cities, colder at night in Mount Abu and northern Rajasthan

It is the best period to plan your Rajasthan vacation due to pleasant weather. You will be comfortable sightseeing, going on desert safaris and trying adventure activities. Mornings and evenings during these months are cold, but days are warm enough to explore the major forts, markets and palaces. December and January nights get much colder, so carry woollens.

Festivals to enjoy in these months:

• Pushkar Fair, Pushkar (ends on Kartik Purnima, in late October or November)

• Marwar Festival, Jodhpur

• Rajasthan International Folk Festival, Jodhpur

• Dussehra Fair, Kota

• Bundi Festival

• Matsya Festival, Alwar

• Momasar Utsav

• Desert Festival, Jaisalmer

• Nagaur Fair

• Gangaur Festival

• Mewar Festival, Udaipur

Off Season: April to September (Summer and Monsoon)

Temperature: 35°C to 45°C in the day from April to June, cooler once the rains arrive in July

Summer days are very hot, so keep sightseeing to early mornings and evenings. If you wish to enjoy a wildlife safari, note that Ranthambore's safari season runs from October to June. You will see fewer crowds. These months are ideal for budget-conscious travellers, as hotels in Rajasthan cost less.

Festivals to enjoy in these months:

• Summer Festival, Mount Abu

• Teej Festival, Jaipur

• Karni Mata Fair

• Abhaneri Festival

• Meera Mahotsav, Chittorgarh

Pick from our Best Rajasthan Tour Packages List

All prices are starting prices per adult. Each package can be customised for families, couples, senior citizens or groups, and what is included differs from one itinerary to the next. Your quote lists the hotels, meal plan, transfers and sightseeing. Read it before you pay.

Best Places to Visit in Rajasthan on Your Trip

Rajasthan has a splendid past of Rajput rulers, and the ceremonial lifestyle and bravery of its royal families still show in its heritage and historical destinations. It is one of the most visited states in India: Rajasthan recorded over 25.25 crore domestic tourist visits in 2025, according to figures released by the state Tourism Commissioner. Here are the best places to visit in Rajasthan, covered in our Rajasthan tour itinerary.

Jaipur

• Known as the Pink City, Jaipur is one of the top tourist destinations in Rajasthan. Founded in 1727 by Maharaja Sawai Jai Singh II, it was one of the earliest planned cities of India, and its walled city has been a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 2019. It has majestic forts, palaces and colourful markets that display royal extravagance.

• Some of the best places to visit here are Hawa Mahal, Amber Fort, City Palace, Jal Mahal, Johri Bazaar, Bapu Bazaar and Chokhi Dhani.

Jodhpur

• Dominated by the imposing Mehrangarh Fort, the Blue City of Jodhpur attracts travellers from far and wide.

• Its forts, palaces, temples and havelis reflect royal splendour. Explore Jaswant Thada, the white marble cenotaph, the majestic Umaid Bhawan Palace, the blue lanes of Navchokiya, Toorji Ka Jhalra stepwell, Mehrangarh Fort and the Chamunda Mata Temple.

Jaisalmer

• Located in the heart of the Thar Desert, Jaisalmer, the Golden City, is known for its fort and havelis. See Jaisalmer Fort, famed for its yellow sandstone architecture.

• Also visit havelis like Patwon Ki Haveli and Nathmal Ki Haveli, known for intricate carvings.

• Do not miss the city's Jain temple heritage. There are 7 Jain temples inside the fort.

Udaipur

• Udaipur, the City of Lakes in southern Rajasthan, is known for its scenic beauty.

• Explore Saheliyon ki Bari, famed for its fountains and lotus pool, and Fateh Sagar Lake and Lake Pichola, which offer good views and boating with family and friends.

• Also see Jag Mandir, the lake garden palace, and Taj Lake Palace, the white marble palace in Lake Pichola. Taj Lake Palace runs as a hotel, so most visitors see it from the boat.

Pushkar

• Renowned for the tranquil Pushkar Lake and home to one of the world's few Brahma temples, Pushkar offers solace to peace seekers. It is also known as Tirthraj.

• The lively fairs and spiritual vibe of Pushkar make it one of the most sought-after stops for pilgrims and travellers.

Ajmer

• Located south-west of Jaipur, Ajmer is a popular religious destination for both Hindus and Muslims. It is the final resting place of the Sufi saint Khwaja Moinuddin Chishti. Devotees from across the globe visit Ajmer Sharif Dargah to honour the shrine and seek blessings.

• It is also a popular Jain pilgrimage spot. Visit the Jain Golden Temple, also known as Soni Ji Ki Nasiyan, which honours Lord Rishabhdev (Adinath).

Chittorgarh

• The land of Chittorgarh has kept its stories of bravery, passion and pride intact through its culture and heritage. Chittorgarh Fort is part of the Hill Forts of Rajasthan, a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 2013.

• Places you must not miss here are Chittorgarh Fort, Vijay Stambh, Kirti Stambh, Fateh Prakash Palace, Kalika Mata Temple and Tulja Bhavani Temple.

Mount Abu, Bikaner and Ranthambore

• Mount Abu is the only hill station in Rajasthan. Guru Shikhar, about 15 km from town, is the highest point of the Aravalli Range at 1,722 metres. The Dilwara Jain Temples are the main attraction.

• Bikaner is the desert city on the way to Jaisalmer and is covered in most of our longer packages. Karni Mata Temple at Deshnoke is the best-known shrine nearby.

• Ranthambore National Park in Sawai Madhopur is where travellers go for tiger safaris. Ranthambore Fort, inside the park, is also on the UNESCO Hill Forts list.

Best Things to Do in Rajasthan on Your Trip

Rajasthan has so much to offer that travellers can get confused about what to do here. What you choose will depend on your interests and energy. We have picked the main activities, and you can customise your Rajasthan tour package to add the ones you prefer.

Zip-Lining

• Zip-lining is an adventure activity to try in Rajasthan if you are a thrill seeker. It combines thrill with heritage views.

• You can try zip-lining at Mehrangarh Fort in Jodhpur. The six zip lines here pass over the fort's battlements and the desert lake. It takes about 90 minutes and gives wide views of the fort and the city.

Wildlife Safari and Desert Camping

• Rajasthan has well-known tiger reserves and bird sanctuaries. You can enjoy a wildlife safari at Ranthambore National Park and Sariska Tiger Reserve, and bird watching at Keoladeo National Park in Bharatpur.

• You can also go for a camel safari and stay in a luxury desert camp in the Thar Desert near Jaisalmer or Bikaner.

• Enjoy the star-lit sky, folk music and dance performances, traditional meals, puppet shows and cosy bedding while camping in Rajasthan.

Chokhi Dhani

• Don't miss Chokhi Dhani, the village-themed resort in Jaipur, if you want to experience Rajasthan's culture in one evening.

• Here you will enjoy cultural shows like Kalbeliya, Ghoomar and Chari dance, along with puppet shows, a traditional fire act and acrobatics.

• Also watch the enactment of the battle of Haldighati, which shows the courage of Maharana Pratap.

• There are many rides to enjoy here, like camel, elephant, horse and bullock cart rides, and a boat ride on the village lake called Tal Talaiya.

Trekking

• Trekking in Rajasthan is a blend of adventure, heritage fort routes and scenic views. October to March are the best months for it.

• Alwar and Mount Abu are popular trekking areas. You can also trek in Jaipur to Nahargarh Fort. It is a 1 to 2 hour moderate trek that starts from the city, climbs the Aravalli hills and ends at the historical Nahargarh Fort.

• The Jawai Hills are also good for trekking in Rajasthan, with granite hills and natural caves.

Elephants at Dera Amer

• Spend a day with elephants at Dera Amer near Jaipur. Here you can join the elephants on long walks through the forest. Dera Amer does not offer elephant rides.

• The quiet forest setting, locally grown organic food, dining near the elephants and spacious tents make camping at Dera Amer memorable.

Rural Tourism in Rajasthan

• Rural tourism in Rajasthan offers experiences of traditional village life, eco-tourism, culture and heritage. Visit the Bishnoi villages near Jodhpur, which give tourists a chance to see the village lifestyle, animal conservation practices, pottery and cow milking.

• Also visit Mandawa, Khimsar, Khuri and Samode to experience village culture and festivals, learn organic farming, enjoy traditional music and dance, and taste authentic Rajasthani cuisine.

Best Food and Shopping Experiences in Rajasthan

Popular markets for shopping: Johri Bazaar, Bapu Bazaar, Chandpol Bazaar and Tripolia Bazaar in Jaipur, Sojati Gate Market in Jodhpur, Hathi Pol Bazaar and Bada Bazaar in Udaipur, and Manak Chowk in Jaisalmer.

How to Reach Rajasthan

Rajasthan has well-developed transport connectivity, and it is not difficult to travel here from major Indian cities. Air, rail and road networks connect the state with the rest of India. The main airports are Jaipur, Udaipur, Jodhpur and Jaisalmer. Here is a detailed overview:

Train timings and running days change, so check IRCTC before you book.

Distance Between Major Cities in Rajasthan

Useful Travel Tips for Memorable Rajasthan Holidays

Here are some useful travel tips for safe and fun-filled holidays in Rajasthan with your family and friends:

• Best time to visit: Plan your Rajasthan tour in the peak tourism months (October to March), when the weather suits sightseeing and outdoor activities. Book your tickets and hotels in advance, and expect crowds at the famous tourist spots.

• Duration: Spend 7 to 10 days for a comprehensive Rajasthan tour. The state has many palaces, forts, temples, bazaars and adventure activities, and 2 to 3 days are enough for only one city. With 6 days you can cover three cities.

• Advance booking: Book zip-lining, safaris and other adventure activities in advance in peak season. The same goes for a luxury tent at a desert camp.

• Comfort over budget: If comfort is your priority, hire a private car or taxi for Rajasthan sightseeing. It is the easier option if you are travelling with kids or elders.

• Cultural experiences: Don't miss places where you can listen to folk music and watch dance performances.

• What to pack: In winter, carry jackets and woollen clothes. In summer, carry light breathable fabrics, stoles and comfortable footwear. During the monsoon, carry a raincoat, a light jacket and sturdy shoes.

• Cash: Carry enough cash to buy souvenirs from small vendors and shopkeepers. In rural areas you may not find digital payment options.

• Anti-theft bag: Take care of your belongings. Keep important documents like your passport, ID, licence and cash in an anti-theft bag.

• Emergency contact: Apart from your tour operator, keep the numbers of people you can reach for help in an emergency.

• Safety: Always hire licensed operators who provide safety gear for adventure activities.

• Modest clothing: Wear covered clothes at sacred sites and respect the customs of spiritual places.