Rajasthan Tour Packages Best List - Customized Itinerary

Rajasthan, the state of grandeur amidst all the historical & modern events. This state is compared to multilevel beauty and gems. Starting from the pink city Jaipur which gives blooming vibes. To the most royal white city Udaipur. But apart from this there are so much more in the basket. Well, to let you know Rajasthan is divided into 9 regions that are Ajmer, Hadoti, Dhundhar, Gorwar, Shekhawati, Mewar, Marwar, Vagad and Mewat. And all states are equally rich in its heritage and artistic contribution. Rajasthan is full of colours, vibrancy and energies. Your first visit will make you fall in love with the place. Every year lakhs and lakhs of tourists throng to Rajasthan even repeatedly. As it is one of the most charismatic. You can explore so much here starting from historic Havelis and to fresco paintings. Here, History and Art speaks the loudest. Either you are an historian, or art over, or explorer or just a tourist, this place has it all. By the way have you heard of Kalakho, Karauli in rajasthan? we are sure it is something new for you an thats what we want to present to you too. These are the rare gems of Rajasthan, which is not so much explored. Karauli is known for City Palace, Timangarh Fort and some ancient temples. And Kalakho is also inclined towards historic Sid too. So much more to explore right?

 Rajasthan is perfect for all types of travellers. Also, travellers and tourists with some specific interests too. Starting from heritage lovers, photographers, filmmakers, adventures and relaxing type too. And there are so much more to explore here in this royal land. Starting from the most iconic and royal pink city, Jaipur. To golden city Jaisalmer, known for its famous yellow sandstone architecture and Thar desert. Rajasthan will literally enrich you with multiple exposure. You can increase your knowledge, educate yourself, explore and expand your perspective.   Experience the Rajasthani Rajputana valour, strength courage. Experience the longing historic charm with us. Starting from artistic palaces, serene lakes, the hill stations and colours of Rajasthan and what not. Rajasthan is a place where people visit repeatedly for well known reasons. Since the government has also introduced the rural sector too in tourism, it has lead to huge growth too. Sounds like a plan right? Head out to explore the charm of the undisputed India’s hidden gem. Well Rajasthan is not just about history but much more than that. It has so much more to explore in terms of national parks and wildlife sanctuaries too. Rajasthan is just incredible. Experience the exemplary grandeur with us at Ramachandran. you will be able to find more details as you keep scrolling.

Places To Explore In Rajasthan:

1. Jaipur: one of the most renowned city also called as pink city. Jaipur holds a special place in the hearts of all the travellers and tourists. It is because of the ancient Rajputana culture, belief system, history and delicacies. Something which none can deny. Jaipur does have the importance like jasper. That’s why without having any second thoughts thousands and lakhs of tourists just swarm every year. And this is not just mere  exaggeration but it’s the reality. Something which you must experience with us. Witness the fusion of Indian historic culture and a touch of westernism at the same time. In short from modernism in this era of industrialisation to olden days of Mughals. Explore the art which speaks louder than words. From decade old fresco paintings to the intricate carvings and unexplainable changing shades. Not only that get yourself indulged in the most organised and comfortable trip and explore the splendours of heritage with us at Ramchandran.

Key Highlights of The Places In Jaipur:

 Amer Fort and Palace, Nahargarh Fort, Hawa Mahal, Jal Mahal, Jantar Mantar Observatory, Jaigarh Fort, Jhalana Leopard Safari, City palace,  Laxmi Narayan Temple/ Birla Mandir, Ram Niwas Garden, Chokhi Dhani, Albert Hall Museum, Galtaji Temple, Sheesh Mahal, Anokhi Museum of Hand Printing

2. Jodhpur: Rajasthan is definitely the vacationers paradise. Jodhpur is one of them. You must have seen jodhpur in a lot of famous movies too as it is famous for its Royalty. Jodhpur is also known as the blue city. And did you know that Jodhpur is the second largest city in whole of Rajasthan? Surprisingly yes, and also highlighted for beautiful forts, palaces, lakes, and many other artists' wonders. This city is just like a canvas or a painting you can say. It gives a huge glimpse of a blue and white colour combination which is extremely royal. The vivid shades will keep you drooling to take numerous pictures. Time travel to olden days and witness the testimony to the glorious era. You will be teleported to a whole new different era. This city is full of architectural wonders, with lot of extensiveness. Explore the fascinating 20th century history of Jodhpur kings. This city is also great for birdwatchers and wildlife enthusiasts..

Key Highlights of The Places In Jodhpur:

Mehrangarh Fort, Jaswant Thada, Umaid Bhawan Palace, Mandore Gardens, Osian tamales

Rao Jodha Desert Rock Park, Bishnoi Village, Tripolia Market, Balsamand Lake, Chand Baori

3. Jaisalmer: the land full of tales of valour and strength. Jaisalmer is also known as the Golden city as the whole city is submerged in the hues of gold. Here you will learn about the bygone era, tales of unequalled valor and so much more. It is one of the most beautiful city situated in the heart of Thar. The most interesting fact is the emoji part of the city is inside in the Fortified city. Witness the shimmering giant chandeliers, sharp intricate glassworks. This place has remarkable sites to visit and explore and a true place for the explorers. Make sure to indulge yourself in the rural side of jaisalmer and treat yourself with some authentic food. And not to forget its hub of heritage hotels which is restored from historic sites too. That way history and luxury go hand in hand and how incredible is that! And make sure that you shop from some local craftsman and gift souvenirs to your loved ones.

Key Highlights of The Places In Jaisalmer:

Jaisalmer Fort, Bada Bagh, Patwon-Ki-Haveli, Sam Sand Dunes, Thar Heritage Museum

Gadisar Lake, Nathmal Ki Haveli, Jain Temples, Salim Singh Ki Haveli, Kuldhara

4. Udaipur: One of the most romantic and charming cities of India. This city is addressed by multiple names such as white city, Venice of India etc. Udaipur is one fo the most stunning cities in india not just only in rajasthan. It’s always on the top list of travellers, tourists, photographers, social media influences and wedding shoots too. This city has really charm which never fades and give new experiences every time you visit. Witness Rajasthan’s princely grandeur here. Here every forts, palaces have very unique paintings, murals, antique furniture and marble work. Which you must not miss, not a single one. Immerse yourself in  sheer splendor and tranquility of the city. Enjoy the the spectacular panoramic views of the city, hillocks, lakes. And you can take some unbelievably beautiful pictures here for social media. In Udaipur, you can also go for exploration of the bird sanctuaries, wildlife apart from a lot of history.

Key Highlights of The Places In Udaipur:

Udaipur City Palace, Lake Palace, Jagmandir, Jagdish Temple, Saheliyon Ki Bari, Sajjangarh Palace, Fateh Sagar Lake, Lake Pichola, Jaisamand Lake, Rajsamand Lake, Doodh Talai

Maharana Pratap Memorial, Vintage Car Museum

5. Pushkar: its a place majorly known for Holi celebrations, camel festivals. But Pushkar is much more beyond. It is located  between hills on three sides and sand dunes on the remaining side. This place has a different aura and vibrancy. Pushkar is a well known place for religion, heritage, culture, and definitely the landscapes. Of course, now can we not mention about the most famous desert carnival which showcases numerous cultures. This annual phenomenon is worth watching and gaining new experiences. Enjoy the whole town which riding on a camel. Since this city is not so big, walking is also the best way to explore. Go for heritage walks and explore the nook and corner of the city. Calm your mind and soul at the magnificent temples. Did you know that you can also experience night life in the city. Not in terms of clubs but the have nocturnal activities too at some places in main market.

Key Highlights of The Places In Pushkar:

Pushkar Lake, Brahma Temple, Varaha Temple, Man Mahal, Rangji Temple, Gurudwara Singh Sabha, Naga Pahar

6. Bikaner: not much known yet very much rich in culture and vibrant heritage. Bikaner does have some amazing  architecture,  heritage, all beautifully interwoven with colour and vibrancy. The ancient structures will make you go head over heels. Starting from wind art to palatial works. It’s one of kind for those who have interest in exploring particularly history and culture. Also did you know that there Camel Festival held in January every year ? We are sure you just got to know this. Witness the most iconic amalgamation of Mughal and Gujarati architecture when in Bikaner. And not just that, you can also check out some Sanskrit and Persian manuscripts in the old library. for wild life lovers too e got Gajner Wildlife Sanctuary. the best way to explore this city is to take a stroll in the lanes and take pictures of beautiful  jharokha.

Key Highlights of The Places In Bikaner:

Junagarh fort, Lalgarh palace, Laxmi Niwas Palace, Gajner palace, Rampuria havelis, Prachina Museum, Ganga Singh Museum, Bhandasar Jain Temple, Shiv Bari temple, Karni Mata Temple

7. Ranthambore National Park : Hello to all the wildlife lovers out there. Yes, you read it right! Rajasthan is the perfect spot away from all the chaos. It is located about 13.5 kilometers from the city of Sawai Madhopur in Rajasthan. Also the national park does have Ranthambore Fort too for those who want to explore history in the wilderness. This place has lot to offer, as it is home to some of the beautiful royal palaces, ruins of former rulers, and adventure sports. Spend some quality Time with your family in rich diversity surrounded by flora and fauna. Also, one of the oldest temple is there namely Trinetra Ganesh Temple.

Key Highlights of The Places In Ranthambore National Park:

Ranthambore Fort, Trinetra Ganesh Temple, Surwal Lake, Padam Lake, Kachida valley, Jogi Mahal, Raj Bagh Ruins, Lakarda and Anantpura, Village Women Craft, Wild dragon

8. MT Abu: the only hill station in Rajasthan. Also known for gorgeous temples and pristine lakes. Mt Abu is the only city in whole Rajasthan, end number of historic spots, adventure stops, forests and temples. Witness the beauty of 11th and 13th century jain temples and relax your soul here. And when you are in Mt Abu go for boat ride at Nakki lake, country’s first man-made lake. If you are a true. Nature eloper you must visit Guru Shikhar is the highest point of the Aravalli Range for some spectacular views. Explore the historic side off  Paramara dynasty on 9th century. You will witness the huge fortified walls and which showcases  brilliant architecture, much to the delight of architecture enthusiasts. There is one more place which is so much related to its name, peace park. This peace park is actually surrounded by Aravalli Hills which makes a perfect environment to relax.

Key Highlights of The Places In Mt Abu:

Dilwara Jain Temples, Mount Abu, Nakki Lake, Mount Abu Wildlife Sanctuary, Toad Rock, Achalgarh fort, Peace Park, Universal Peace Hall

Travel Routes for Rajasthan:

By Air: the most efficient and fastest way to reach Rajasthan is by air. Rajasthan has several airports that are very well linked and connected to domestic as well as international flights. It is really convenient for tourists who travel from a long distance. Jaipur boasts of an international airport that  is very well-connected to international as well as domesticdestinations. Not just that but also, Asian and Gulf countries such as Dubai, Sharjah, Muscat, Kuala Lumpur, Singapore and Bangkok are very well connected through Jaipur International airport. That’s why every year, lakhs of tourists swarm all together. Other domestic airports are also connected to Jaisalmer Airport, Jodhpur Airport, Maharana Pratap Airport at Udaipur, Kota Airport and Nal Airport at Bikaner. You can fly into Rajasthan from Delhi, Mumbai, Bangalore, Ahmedabad, Chennai, Guwahati, Hyderabad, Kolkata, Indore, Chandigarh, Jammu, Goa and Pune.

By Railways: whole Rajasthan has many major as well as minor stations, which makes it really for all the easy tourists to visit. And it’s a great idea of all backpackers to remain in budget and explore the varied colours and culture freely. Railways can always be a better option if you have more time and you want to relax with your bunch of buddies.

By Bus (roadways): Rajasthan is a very high rated tourist destination, and it is well connected by road too. There are almost twenty national highways run through Rajasthan which make travelling a smooth and convenient experience. NH8 is the busiest national highway which connects Delhi, Udaipur, Jaipur, Vadodara, Ahmedabad, Mumbai and several other cities.

Best Time To Visit Rajasthan:

Rajasthan has a very different charm. You will get to witness different shades and different landscapes in all the weather and seasons. But despite that there is perfect weather to visit rajasthan and that is during the winter months. And also, the majority of the tourists and travellers across the globe plan during the winter season. Winters last from November to February when the temperatures dip to make your Rajasthan trip pleasant throughout the day.  The weather is quite favourable and pleasant for a perfect trip to the land of vivid colours, culture and traditions. During day time average temperatures lies between 10 degrees to 15 degrees and sometimes at night temperature drops around 5 degrees and sub zero’s too. Tourists can freely move anywhere and explore sight-seeing attractions as well as have some traditional culinary experiences, shopping, get some social media worthy pictures on stunning locations, night life experiences, local interactions and so much more very comfortably from your monochrome to colour burst places.

Mid months like July to September is also a good time to plan your trip as it is relatively cooler than the summer months. And a monsoon shower brings joy in the cities and you can witness a new landscape.

Summers, from the month of March to June are extremely hot and the temperatures soars above 48 degrees. It's very harsh and scorching during the day. But during evening time, post 5pm tourists can move out to explore.

Cuisine of Rajasthan:

Well, the land of maharaja’s  that is Rajasthan Is very well known for some scrumptious delicious delicasies. Apart from some stunning landscapes, historical tales, art and people. Yes, it is true that without traditional local food your trip will be incomplete. So thats why we came up with a handful and best cuisine options for you. Starting from:

1.  Dal Baati Churma, it is one the most well known traditional food here and a must try. Its the state’s signature dish. Dal is lentils curry and batti is made up of unleavened bread  and churma is  ground wheat mixture crushed and cooked in ghee and jaggery or sugar. Its a kind of splash of flavour in the mouth.

2. Gatte Ki Subzi: it is made up of gram flour dumplings which is fried and the gravy made up of tomato, buttermilk and spices. You must try it with plain rice or chapati.

3.  Laal Maans: definitely super tempting for all the non- vegetarians out there! It is a perfectly marinated spicy mutton curry which is cooked on medium heat in a hot sauce of red chillies, garlic paste, sliced onions and curds. You must try this out with rice, you will definitely love it.

4.  Ker Sangri: it is one the famous dishes in Rajasthan. It is a little tangy in flavour with a high protein intake. It is a type of long bean grown abundantly in the desert areas of Jaisalmer and Barmer. It is usually cooked with buttermilk or either water. It is recommended to eat with Bajra Rotis.

5.  Raab: it is a thick broth made up of bajra and buttermilk. It is usually eaten as soup, so it can be a good option as a traditional starter.

6.  Pyaaz Ki Kachori: one the best and well know can be only found in Rajasthan specifically Jodhpur region. It is very crunchy deep-fried bread made from plain flour and stuffed with a spicy onion mixture. Perfect option as a snack especially during monsoon.

7.  Ghevar: its is a traditional sweet dish to eat when you are in Rajasthan. It is made up from flour, soaked in ghee, milk and topped with sliced almonds.

Best Place To Shop In Rajasthan:

Shopping in Rajasthan is one of the best things to do. Rajasthan is known for its colours and vibrancy. How can you even think of not exploring the most incredible part of Rajasthan, that is the local markets. You will go head over heels when you see such vibrant attires, trinkets, leather goods, ethnic handlooms, handicrafts and artifacts.  Grab some conic, lehriya printed clothes and dupattas at very cheap prices and support home grown brands too. Here are the list of market you must visit in Rajasthan:

1. Johari Bazar, Jaipur: you can find the best handmade jewellery collections of India here. You can find gems, precious stones, which are full of glitter and its perfect options for gifting too.

2.  Bapu Bazar, Jaipur : is the nearest to johari bazar. And it is known for Rajasthani textiles, handloom, accessories.

3. Clock Tower Market, Jodhpur: majorly known for selling spices of different kinds, antiques, handicrafts, flavored-teas, and clothing.

4.  Bada Bazar, Udaipur: you can find everything here from a small vendor store to biggest ones. You will find everything here  from Bandhani to antiques, to clothes to art pieces.

5.  Sadar Bazar, Jaisalmer:  when in jaisalmer, it is one of the best places to explore and shop. It is known for jewelry, shawls, wooden items or souvenirs at very cheap and affordable prices.

6.  Mahatma Gandhi Road, Bikaner: it is the perfect spot to shop. You can find numerous options from textiles to leather Mojris.

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