Rajasthan Tour Package
Rajasthan , India
Rajasthan Tour Package
Duration : 5 Days
The Price : ₹14,900.00
Start Location: Jodhpur
Rajasthan is famous by the historical forts, palaces, art and rich culture with slogan “Padharo mhare desh” and attracts tourists, there is a lot to see and experience in Rajasthan tour package. Its proved that every third foreign tourist visiting India travels to Rajasthan as it is part of the Golden Triangle for tourists visiting India.Read More
Tourists visit Rajasthan throughout the year however the most effective time to go to Rajasthan is throughout winter months of November to February, once the temperature isn’t too high. throughout Dec and Jan, there are often a severe variation in temperatures throughout the day and also the night. The forts and palaces of Rajasthan is Kumbalgarh, Mehrangarh, Jaisalmer fort, Chittorgarh, Hawa Mahal, Patwon ki haveli, Jal Mahal, and City Palace are some of the most well-known forts and palaces in Rajasthan and are popular tourist places. Here are most visited cities in Rajasthan ..
1. Jaipur: Famous in the name of “Pink City”, Jaipur is the capital of Rajasthan and has been attracting flocks of tourists from all over the world. From scenic hills to authentic havelis and from splendid forts to adventurous activities, one can find numerous entertainment options here.
2. Udaipur: Majorly known for its lakes, Udaipur city is the favorite destination of couples who want to spend their holidays in cozy surroundings of hills and heritage stays.
3. Mount Abu: The only hill station of Rajasthan, Mount Abu will let you enjoy cozy and cool breeze amidst beautiful and serene views of Aravalli’s. Offering various adventurous activities, this place is the best spot if you want to enjoy some time away from busy city lives.
4. Jaisalmer: Famous for safaris and majestic sand dunes, the city of Jaisalmer shines brighter than the gold. From heritage buildings to ancient temples and from adventurous activities to calming spas, here one can enjoy numerous fun adventures.
Places You’ll See :
Jaswant Thada, also known as the Taj Mahal of Marwar, which is a royal cenotaph made of white marble.
1Jaswant Thada
Ummaid Bhavan Palace Musuem – almost 75 years old architectural marvel now transformed into a museum displaying stunning murals, lavish tiny paintings, antique clocks, and odd home items.
2Ummaid Bhavan Palace
Mehrangarh Fort in the late afternoon, which is 400 feet above Jodhpur's skyline. The fort's massive construction and red sandstone burnishing are undoubtedly stunning in every way. The largest room in the fort, Moti Mahal, has a ceiling decorated with gold leaves, sea shells, and mirrors. Phool Mahal is the Maharajas' pleasure dome. Sheesh Mahal is a decorative mirror palace with vibrantly coloured paintings. Silah Khana is where the weapons were kept. Daulat Khana is the treasure vault. And Rang Mahal is the largest room in the fort.
3Mehrangarh Fort
Patwon ki Haweli Museum, a palace that was established in the early 1800s and is now a museum showcasing elaborate carvings, furniture, and artwork.
4Patwon ki Haweli Museum
Golden Fort is one of the few forts continuously inhabited today and is listed on the UNESCO World Heritage List. Next, we go to the Jain Mandir, a temple built of yellow sandstone and devoted to Jain hermits known as Tirthankars.
5Golden Fort – Jaisalmer Fort
This Rajasthani city, which is home to majestic forts, ancient temples, and royal palaces, is a well-known tourist attraction in both the country and the state. Jodhpur, which is situated in the desolate Thar Desert, has bright, sunny weather all year round.
6Jodhpur
The Jaisalmer is also called the golden city of india.. city's most prominent landmark is the Jaisalmer Fort, also called Sonar Qila (Golden Fort). Unlike most other forts in India, Jaisalmer Fort is not just a tourist attraction. It houses shops, hotels and ancient havelis (homes) where generations continue to live. Jaisalmer traces its inception to the 12th century.
7Jaisalmer
Day Wise Itinerary
Day 01: Arrival at Jaisalmer
Arrive Jaisalmer, the Golden City of Rajasthan, after arriving at the Jaisalmer airport or train station. Check into the tent/hotel once you arrive in Jaisalmer. We next travel to the well-known Sam Sand Dunes. As soon as we get there, we go exhilarating dune bashing across Jaisalmer's gorgeous dunes. In the evening, we get the chance to experience the breathtaking grandeur of the sand dunes by enjoying a joyous camel ride (on our own) and viewing the Red Orange colour splash of the sunset on the horizon of the desert. In Jaisalmer, spend the night.
Day 02: Jaisalmer Local Sightseeing
After Breakfast ...Local sightseeing in Jaisalmer We are now touring Jaisalmer City. Our first stop is the Golden Fort, which is one of the few forts continuously inhabited today and is listed on the UNESCO World Heritage List. Next, we go to the Jain Mandir, a temple built of yellow sandstone and devoted to Jain hermits known as Tirthankars. We also view Nathmalji ki haveli and Gadisar Lake, which are both encircled by several temples. Later, we visit Patwon ki Haweli Museum, a palace that was established in the early 1800s and is now a museum showcasing elaborate carvings, furniture, and artwork. In Jaisalmer, spend the night.
Day 03: Jaisalmer - Jodhpur
After breakfast checkout from Jaisalmer tent/hotel and proceed to the Blue City of Rajasthan – Jodhpur. Later will visit Toorji Ka Jhalra – a beautiful stepwell constructed in the 1740s by Maharaja Abhai Singh’s Queen. It takes its name after the Queen’s surname, which was Toor, deriving from the hindi word meaning tower. Overnight at Jodhpur.
Day 04: Jodhpur Local sightseeing
Today we explore Jodhpur Ummaid Bhavan Palace Musuem – almost 75 years old architectural marvel now transformed into a museum displaying stunning murals, lavish tiny paintings, antique clocks, and odd home items. We go to the Mehrangarh Fort in the late afternoon, which is 400 feet above Jodhpur's skyline. The fort's massive construction and red sandstone burnishing are undoubtedly stunning in every way. The largest room in the fort, Moti Mahal, has a ceiling decorated with gold leaves, sea shells, and mirrors. Phool Mahal is the Maharajas' pleasure dome. Sheesh Mahal is a decorative mirror palace with vibrantly coloured paintings. Silah Khana is where the weapons were kept. Daulat Khana is the treasure vault. And Rang Mahal is the largest room in the fort. Later, we go to Jaswant Thada, also known as the Taj Mahal of Marwar, which is a royal cenotaph made of white marble. Additionally, we witness a demonstration of Sanganeri Block Prints, a hand-block printing method that originated in Sanganer. In the evening we have free time for shopping.
Day 05: Departure Day from Jodhpur
After breakfast proceed to Jodhpur Airport /railway station to board the train / flight to your hometown. Holiday Concludes. Let’s stay in touch with Vagabond Holidays on Whatsapp/Instagram and meet again on another memorable Holiday. See you soon!
F.A.Q
What is the best itinerary for a one-week trip to Rajasthan
1st Best Itinerary for Rajasthan: 2 nights Jaipur, 1 night Jodhpur, 2 nights Jaisalmer, 1 night Jodhpur, 1 night Udaipur 2nd Best Itinerary for Rajasthan: 1 night Jaipur, 1 night Jodhpur, 2 nights Udaipur, 1 night Ranthambore 3rd Best Itinerary for Rajasthan: 2 nights Jaipur, 1 night Bikaner, 2 nights Jaisalmer, 1 night Jodhpur
How many days are required for a Rajasthan tour?
Rajasthan is famous by the historical forts, palaces, art and rich culture with slogan "Padharo mhare desh" and attracts tourists. There is a lot to see and experience in Rajasthan, and we suggest keeping aside a minimum of 7-8 days to get a proper explore for this beautiful land.
Which is the best time to visit Rajasthan of the year?
October to march Winters are the most popular time to visit Rajasthan because of the comfortable temperatures. But however, no particular season can actually be declared as the best season for visiting Rajasthan, India. However, most of the tourists prefer the time between November to February for Rajasthan tourism.
What are the famous places to see in luxury Rajasthan package?
Here are 5 most famous places to see in Rajasthan for luxury experience 1. Ranthambhore 2. Udaipur 3. Jaipur 4. Mandawa 5. Jodhpur
What's Included
- Accommodation
- Airport Transfers
- Breakfast
- Local Sightseeing
What's Excluded
- Any other services not specified in inclusions
- Dinner
- Lunch
- Personal Expenses
Activities
- Camping
- City Tour
- Local Sightseeing
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- REAL AUTHENTIC EXPERIENCES
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