Rajasthan

Given a chance to time travel and relish the magical expanse of Royal Rajasthan, you wouldn’t stop yourself from living each moment twice. After all, it is not just a state, it is the pride of its bygone rulers and the joy in the voice of people who say ‘Padharo Mhare Desh’. The desire to catch the floating bubbles of culture, traditions, history and its royalty never ends, but travelers can at least start from somewhere with our Rajasthan tour Packages.

What are the Best Tourist Places to Visit in Rajasthan?

Showcasing India at its most colorful and exotic best, Rajasthan is one of the most visited destinations in the country. Whenever you will think of Rajasthan, images of desert, palaces, forts, camels and snake charmers pop up in your mind. Besides, the best places to visit in Rajasthan shouldn’t be missed.

The journey begins from the vibrant bazaars and resplendent forts and palaces of the pink city, Jaipur which is a part of the Golden Triangle tour. And takes one down to the city of lakes, Udaipur and its floating palaces. From the camel safari in the Sam sand dunes of Thar in Jaisalmer and Bikaner to the abundant wildlife of Ranthambore and Bharatpur. These tastefully crafted Rajasthan tour packages are your VIP Pass to an era of grandiose, heroism and romance. Unfolding many of its moods, Rajasthan flaunts its each and every city distinctively.

Jaipur - To start with we’ve Jaipur also famed as the ‘Pink City’. Bestowed with majestic forts and palaces, the city remains thronged with tourists throughout the year. Delectable Dal Baati Churma and Lal Maas offered here are a treat to your taste buds.

Udaipur - Udaipur gives a chance to indulge in amazing experiences at the ‘City of Lakes’. Be it staying at one of the heritage hotels like the Taj Lake Palace situated amidst Lake Pichola or delight in the monsoon season, you can do it all here.

Jaisalmer- Hailed as the ‘Golden City’, Jaisalmer is another popular place to visit in Rajasthan. The golden sand dunes and the majestic Jaisalmer Fort that dominates the skyline are the major attractions here.

Jodhpur - The second largest city in the state of Rajasthan, Jodhpur also has so much to offer. With its mighty Mehrangarh Fort overlooking the city, the town casts a spell on the visitors.

Ranthambore - A former royal hunting ground, Ranthambore National Park is home to tigers, leopards and marsh crocodiles. An imposing 10th-century Ranthambore Fort adds to the mystic aura.

Still yearning for more things to explore on your holiday in Royal Rajasthan? Take on the road to the World Heritage Hill Forts of Rajasthan, marvel at the frescoes and havelis or photograph the wild stretches of Ranthambore. Sit along the glistening lakes and feel the bliss of skipping the monotony that fills your heart with joy. Join the crowd of shopaholics as Jaipur, Udaipur, and Jodhpur raise curtains to a world full of drop-dead gorgeous jewelry, bandhani fabrics and more. Not to forget that the charm of Pushkar in October-November cannot be put in words as it hosts the biggest cattle fair.

There is so much in this state to keep even the fussiest of travelers on their toes. Live the royal life by staying in one of the palace hotels that are now some of the best heritage hotels in India. Moreover, Rajasthan is one of the most chosen upon honeymoon destinations in India. So if your mind is wondering where to escape with your partner, let our Rajasthan honeymoon packages make your journey memorable.

Why is Rajasthan famous for its tourism?

One destination, innumerable attractions! Tourists from all over the world find the royal state of Rajasthan a prime tourist destination in India. Owing to a number of vibrant cities Jodhpur and Jaipur, traditional puppet show, its folk dance & music, palaces and forts, golden Desert, delectable food, colorful festivals, Shopping etc., Rajasthan cast a spell.

Traditional puppet show – Nowhere else you’ll get to witness and listen to the stories of the Kings and Queens in such an entertaining way! Decorated puppets dancing to the traditional tunes and narrating amazing incidents present a sight to behold. Only Rajasthanis can keep alive the old-age tradition of puppet-show with such grace.

Folk Dance & Music – It is the folk dance and music of the Rajasthan that urges you to tap your foot and match some steps with the locals. The magic of traditional instruments like pungi or been will make you leave all your worries behind.

Forts and palaces - The very name of Rajasthan conjures up the image of hilltop fortresses, maharajas with scimitars riding the painted elephants, the exquisitely carved havelis and the royal hunting grounds.

Golden Desert – The soft smooth silky golden sand covering a vast stretch tickles you when it slips under your feet. Appearing to be glittering liquid gold, the desert is the pride of Rajasthan and a perfect place to spend the night under the star-laden sky.

Delectable Food – Rajasthani cuisines are surely a treat to your taste buds and make this Rajawadi land of Rajputs a paradise for foodies.

In fact, we're here to Rajasthan travel guide, Our Rajasthan holiday packages are designed to offer you a peek into the era where all you get to relish are opulence and artistry. These small things counted together make Rajasthan one of the most popular tourist places in India.

Which is the most famous festival of Rajasthan?

Rajasthan is incomplete without royalty, colors, hospitality, celebrations, culture, dance, history, traditions and above all fairs and festivals. Celebrating life, heritage, culture and nature in a unique way, the festivals of Rajasthan are worth experiencing at least once in a lifetime. Pushkar Camel Fair, Rajasthan International Folk Festival, Jaisalmer Desert Festival, Jaipur Literature Festival, Udaipur World Music Festival, winter Festival and Summer Festival in Mount Abu, Mewar Festival and Kite Festival are some of the popular festivals of Rajasthan. Besides Brij Holi and Urs Festival enlighten you from within.

Which is the best time to visit Rajasthan?

Months between October and March are the best time to visit Rajasthan. During the winter season, the weather remains pleasant and allows to enjoy sightseeing to the core. Summer starts from April and end till June and is quite hot in Rajasthan. The climate becomes sultry and the temperature soars beyond 48 degree Celsius. Thereby, spoiling the plans of a perfect holiday. Nevertheless, it is surely the best season to visit Mount Abu, the only hill station of Rajasthan. Monsoon season comes with its own charm. Months from July to September are ideal for exploring Udaipur, Shekhawati, Bundi and many more places.

Nothing comes close to the rendezvous with history, adventure and experiences that one can rejoice on a Rajasthan holiday package.