Rajasthan Tour Packages

Rajasthan Tour Packages resembles architectural wonders, exquisite handicrafts, colorful culture and tempting cuisine. Rajasthan known as the land of kings welcomes you like a royal with a warm hospitality and gives you a similar send-off for you to come back and rediscover the charm of the undisputed India’s gem. Rajasthan Tour Packages offers to travel back in time and in the era of the reign of the crown. Feel their tradition and culture that will give you a special touch. Rajasthan Tour offers glittering giant chandeliers, convoluted glass works & architecture, halls full of gewgaws in iron, brass, copper, pearls, stones definitely brought across the world, elephantine Gates that had offered ingress to the cavalry,  horses & elephants at the fort.

Rajasthan Package includes various options viz. exploring epicurean palaces, vintage cars, camel safaris at the great Thar desert, Shopping in Jaipur Bazaars and the tiger safari in Ranthambore National Park. Our Rajasthan Tour Packages give you a sight of the Rajasthan folk music, dances, cuisine, puppet show called Katputhli dance, many luxurious forts, temples and the remarkable Rajput Kings culture.

Places to Visit in Rajasthan ..??

Among the places to visit in Rajasthan are the marque set of Amber fort in Jaipur set in red sandstone, the spectacular Mehrangarh fort in Jodhpur, the golden-hued bulwark in Jaisalmer, the pride of Chittorgarh, and the old fort of Junagarh. Apart from the impregnable might of the forts, the landscape of Rajasthan is dotted with grand palaces with stories of sybaritic lives of the kings and the rulers of the land.

Things to Do in Rajasthan ..??

Among the things to do in Rajasthan are visiting the national parks, wildlife reserves and sanctuaries. The name that tops the list is Ranthambore National park in Sawai Madhopur. Famous among the wildlife enthusiasts across the globe, this one is probably the most-frequented for being home to tigers. Today it’s managed by the royal house of Jaipur. One can spot hyena, leopard, jackal, wolf, blue bull antelope, crocodiles and more. The landscape is adorned with one of the oldest forts in Rajasthan. Another important mention is the Bharatpur Bird Sanctuary for over 370 species of migratory birds such as raptors, geese, ducks and more. Explore the ecosystem of the Thar desert at the Desert National Park to see blackbuck, desert fox, saker falcon and the endangered Indian bustard. Sariska Tiger Reserve in Alwar sits in the lap of Aravallis and is home to jungle cats, chitals, rhesus macaque, harbour quails and more apart from tigers. Gajner Wildlife Sanctuary in Bikaner, Keoladeo Ghana National Park in Bharatpur, Ramgarh Sanctuary in Bundi and Nahargarh Bioolgical Park in Jaipur are a few other hubs to spot the unison of fauna and flora.

How to reach Rajasthan ..??

Air: Jaipur Airport is the main airport situated in Sanganer at about 13 km from the capital city of Jaipur. The airport has both Indian and international network. Apart from the Sanganer airport, there are flights to Udaipur and Jodhpur airports as well.

Rail Rajasthan well connected network of train routes and connects to almost all major cities in the country. You can disembark at many railways stations like Jaipur, Bikaner, Kota, Ajmer, Udaipur, Jodhpur, Baharatpur and more with Jaipur being the main hub.

Road: Planning a road journey from the nearby cities of Delhi, Gurgaon, Ahmedabad and Chandigarh is pretty breezy owing to the smooth state highways. There are around 20 national highways in Rajasthan with NH8 being the busiest. Self-drive aside there are buses operated by RSRTC connecting the neighbouring cities.

Best time to visit Rajsthan ..??

Best time to visit Rajasthanis from October to February and be wary of the infamous Rajasthan summer which starts to peak from April and continues to scorch the land till June. The mercury soars up to 48 degree Celsius in majority of the state barring hill stations like Mount Abu and Ranakpur which can be visited during summer.