HIGHLIGHTS:

• Personalised Airport Assistance in Delhi – You will be warmly welcomed with a dedicated representative to escort you at the airport and ensure a smooth transfer to your hotel, setting the tone for a stress-free journey.
• Carefully Selected Premium Hotels – You will stay in handpicked heritage hotels that reflect the local architecture and provide modern comforts with a touch of regal elegance throughout your 15-day Rajasthan trip.
• Private AC Vehicle with Chauffeur – You will travel comfortably across cities in a private air-conditioned vehicle driven by a professional, English-speaking chauffeur familiar with the land and your travel.
• Expert English-Speaking Tour Guides – You will explore some major sites with the help of experienced guides who bring to life the stories, legends, and details.
• Daily Breakfast Throughout the Tour – You should enjoy freshly prepared breakfasts every morning at your hotel, offering you a selection of Indian and continental dishes to start your day right.
• Old and New Delhi Sightseeing Tour – You must explore contrasting sides of India’s capital with visits to the historic Red Fort, Jama Masjid, and Raj Ghat, followed by New Delhi’s architectural gems like Humayun’s Tomb and India Gate.
• Guided Visit to the Iconic Taj Mahal – You will get to experience the magnificence of the Taj Mahal with a guided tour that dives into its romantic history and intricate marble craftsmanship.
• Stop at Fatehpur Sikri on the Way to Jaipur – When you will be on route to Jaipur, discover the abandoned Mughal city of Fatehpur Sikri which is a masterpiece of red sandstone filled with haunting beauty and architectural grace.
• Amer Fort Jeep Ride in Jaipur – Do enjoy a scenic ride up to Amer Fort, followed by a guided exploration of its majestic courtyards, mirror halls, and royal chambers.
• Local Textile Experience in Jaipur – You will visit a traditional cotton weaving house where local artisans demonstrate hand block printing and natural dyeing techniques passed down for generations.
• City Palace and Jantar Mantar Tour – You must dive into Jaipur’s royal past with a visit to the opulent City Palace and the UNESCO-listed astronomical observatory, Jantar Mantar.
• Cultural Village Walk in Alsisar – You should stroll through Alsisar, a traditional Rajasthani village and witness the charm of rural life far removed from the tourist bustle.
• Junagarh Fort and Museum in Bikaner – You could delve into the history of warrior kings and lavish court life with a detailed visit to Bikaner’s most iconic fort, with paintings and artefacts.
• Drive Through the Thar Desert – You will get to witness the vast beauty of the Thar Desert as you make your way toward the golden sands and sandstone facades of Jaisalmer.
• Sunset Camel Safari on Sand Dunes – You can float across the rolling desert dunes on camelback while watching the sun set over Jaisalmer which will be an unforgettable moment of wonder.
• Stay Within the Golden Jaisalmer Fort Walls – Do enjoy an overnight stay in a heritage hotel located inside the living fort of Jaisalmer, offering you a unique blend of history and warmth.
• Guided Walk in Jodhpur’s Blue City – You should explore the indigo-coloured lanes of Jodhpur’s old town and visit Meherangarh Fort, one of India’s most impressive fortresses.
• Bargain and Explore Local Bazaars – Throughout your trip, do enjoy free time to wander colourful bazaars where you can shop for block-printed fabrics, leather goods, spices, and handcrafted souvenirs.
• Visit to Jain Temples in Ranakpur – You will wander your eyes at the delicate carvings and spiritual serenity of Ranakpur’s 15th-century Jain temples, considered some of the finest in India.
• Boat Cruise on Lake Pichola in Udaipur – You can sail through the calm waters of Lake Pichola at sunset, taking in views of the majestic City Palace and the romantic Lake Palace.
• City Palace Tour in Udaipur – You can wander around the marble courtyards, royal museums, and intricately decorated rooms in one of Rajasthan’s most romantic and majestic palaces.
• Domestic Flight or Train Transfers Included – To make sure your journey is comfortable, your return journey to Delhi or Mumbai includes a domestic flight or train ticket based on your preference and itinerary structure.
• 24/7 On-Trip Assistance and Coordination – A support team is available throughout the trip to handle logistics, make adjustments, or assist with any last-minute needs.
• Flexible Leisure Time in Each City – The timings are very flexible for you to relax, exploring more places or having a local experience.
• Farewell Assistance and Departure Transfer – At the end of the journey, do enjoy a warm and graceful departure with our assistance team making sure you will have a smooth airport transfer.

Important notes for Classic Rajasthan Tour

• Pack Light, Dress Smart – It is advised to carry lightweight cotton clothes along with a light shawl or jacket for evening strolls and desert nights as Rajasthan can warm during the day and cool at night.
• Modest Clothing for Temples – It is advised to please carry a scarf or stole when visiting temples and religious sites, also make sure your shoulders and knees are covered.
• Footwear Matters – It is advised to please carry comfortable walking shoes as many forts and old cities involve cobblestone paths and staircases that require sturdy yet breathable footwear.
• Stay Hydrated Throughout the Day – It is advised to please carry a reusable water bottle and sip water regularly, especially on sightseeing days as deserts can make you dehydrated even at chilly nights.
• Respect Local Customs and People – It is advised to please be mindful of local etiquette, avoid public displays of affection, and always ask permission before taking someone’s photograph.
• Sunscreen and Sunglasses Are a Must – It is advised to please protect your skin and eyes with sunscreen, a hat, and sunglasses, especially during desert excursions as heat in Rajasthan can be intense.
• Carry Cash for Rural Stops – While major cities accept cards and digital payments, smaller towns and villages often rely on cash. Keep enough cash with you.
• Evenings Can Be Unpredictably Cool – A light woollen or jacket is advised to be kept especially for Jaisalmer and Udaipur as the temperature may drop sharply after sunset.
• Plan for Photography Opportunities – It is advised to charge your camera and phone fully each night for capturing sunrises, sunsets, palaces and markets.
• Local Sim or International Roaming – It is to be noted that wi-fi can be unreliable in remote areas. Consider purchasing a local prepaid SIM card for better mobile coverage during the trip.
• Be Adventurous with Local Cuisine – You must try Rajasthani thali, daal baati churma, and gatte ki sabzi. If you have dietary concerns, inform your guide or hotel in advance for suitable meal options.
• Avoid Tap Water, stick to Bottled – It is advised to drink only sealed bottled water and avoid ice in drinks from street vendors and be cautious with raw fruits and salads.
• Avoid Excess Packing – It is to be noted that there is ample laundry service available at most hotels. Travel light and avoid heavy packaging, especially when checking in and out of multiple cities.
• ATM Withdrawals May Be Limited – It is to be noted that remote towns may not have functioning ATMs.  Do withdraw sufficient cash in major cities like Jaipur or Jodhpur to avoid hassle later.
• Beware of Monkey Zones – It is to be noted that temples and forts often have resident monkeys. Avoid carrying food in hand or making eye contact.
• Start Early for Major Sites – It is recommended that arriving early will help you avoid crowds and enjoy a more peaceful, immersive experience at monuments like the Taj Mahal and Amer Fort.
• Support Local Artisans – It is to be noted that purchasing souvenirs directly from craft villages or cooperative shops makes sure your money supports local talent and traditional art forms.
• Desert Nights May Require Moisturiser – It is to be noted that the dry desert air can leave your skin parched. Keep a small moisturiser and lip balm in your travel pouch.
• Follow Guide Instructions During Safaris – It is to be noted that camel rides and local safaris can be physically demanding. Please listen carefully to safety briefings to ensure a secure and enjoyable outing.
• Keep an Eye on Festival Dates – It is to be noted that if your trip aligns with one, your itinerary might include spontaneous cultural events or parades as Rajasthan will be lighting up during Pushkar fair and Diwali.

Best Time to Visit Classic Rajasthan Tour

October to November – The Onset of Magic

As the scorching summer retreats and the monsoon clouds drift away, Rajasthan comes alive under the golden light of October and November. This season marks the beginning of the ideal travel window for the classic Rajasthan tour, offering clear skies, pleasant days, and cool evenings. It is also the time when many local festivals begin, such as the vibrant Pushkar Camel Fair. Exploring the Rajasthan forts and palaces travel package during these months feels especially rewarding, with landscapes freshly washed by rain and cultural events unfolding in full splendour. The gentle weather makes long city walks and desert drives more comfortable, offering countless unplanned delights like local fairs and night bazaars.

December to Mid-January – The Royal Winter

For those who love crisp mornings, royal heritage, and festive charm, winter is the most enchanting season to book your 15 days Rajasthan trip. With temperatures ranging from 10 to 25 degrees Celsius, it is the perfect time to discover forts, palaces, and lakes without the fatigue of heat. Jaisalmer’s desert becomes inviting for overnight stays, while Udaipur sparkles like a jewel under winter sunlight. Hotels and streets are adorned for the holiday season, and bonfire evenings in desert camps create unforgettable memories. Travellers seeking the best Rajasthan tour package will find this period ideal for luxury, romance, and cultural depth.

February to March – Festivals and Floral Bloom

As winter fades, Rajasthan blooms again in spring. February and March are marked by colour, fragrance, and celebration. The weather remains comfortably warm, making sightseeing a joy. With the Holi festival bringing joy to cities like Jaipur and Udaipur, this time is perfect for those who want to blend royal history with lively celebration. The Rajasthan historical tour itinerary feels even more alive with flower-filled courtyards and palace gardens in full bloom. You may also find yourself stumbling upon impromptu folk music evenings or kite-flying festivities on rooftops—charming additions to your planned route.

August to September – The Green Reawakening

Although Rajasthan is traditionally associated with dry landscapes, the monsoon season paints a different picture. From late July to September, places like Udaipur, Ranakpur, and Mount Abu wear a lush green hue. The number of tourists drops, allowing you to enjoy your surroundings in relative peace. This off-beat season is best for those seeking solitude and a different side of Rajasthan. While the desert areas may be humid, hilly regions like Kumbhalgarh or the Aravalli foothills become dreamy escapes. If you prefer a more romantic, introspective journey with moments of unexpected calm, this could be your unique version of a classic Rajasthan tour package.