Forts, palaces and desert
Rajasthan Tour Packages
Rajasthan is India at its most cinematic — hill forts, lake palaces, painted cities and camel camps in the Thar. It is also one of the easiest states to travel in, with good roads linking cities that are each worth two nights.
- Capital
- Jaipur
- Country
- India
Itineraries
Rajasthan holiday packages
2 itineraries from ₹27,900 per person — every one customisable, and none tied to a departure date.
| Package | Duration | Cities | From (per person) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Golden Triangle with Ranthambore | 6N / 7D | Delhi · Agra · Ranthambore · Jaipur | ₹27,900 |
| Rajasthan Royal Circuit | 9N / 10D | Jaipur · Jodhpur · Jaisalmer · Udaipur | ₹44,900 |
Starting prices per person on twin sharing; 5% GST extra and, on international trips, 2% TCS. Work out your TCS →
Golden Triangle
Golden Triangle with Ranthambore
Delhi (1N), Agra (1N), Ranthambore (2N), Jaipur (2N)
Starting from
₹27,900
per person · twin sharing
Rajasthan
Rajasthan Royal Circuit
Jaipur (2N), Jodhpur (2N), Jaisalmer (2N), Udaipur (3N)
Starting from
₹44,900
per person · twin sharing
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Before you book
Planning a Rajasthan trip: the essentials
From our Rajasthan research guides, last checked October 2026.
When to go: October to March
- Jan25°Best
- Feb28°Best
- Mar33°Good
- Apr38°Fair
- May41°Avoid
- Jun40°Avoid
- Jul35°Fair
- Aug32°Fair
- Sep34°Fair
- Oct35°Good
- Nov31°Best
- Dec26°Best
What 9 nights in Rajasthan costs
- Budgetfrom ₹32,000
- Mid-rangefrom ₹58,000
- Luxuryfrom ₹2,25,000
Per person, twin sharing. On-the-ground spend runs about ₹2,000–3,500 per person for meals, entries and tips; car extra a day.
Top things to do in Rajasthan
- 1Amber Fort, Jaipur · 2.5–3 hours
- 2Mehrangarh Fort, Jodhpur · 2.5–3 hours
- 3Jaisalmer Fort and the Thar dunes · 2 days
- 4Lake Pichola and City Palace, Udaipur · 1 day
- 5Tiger safari at Ranthambore · 3.5 hours per safari
Day-by-day Rajasthan plans
- Rajasthan in 10 daysJaipur → Bikaner → Jaisalmer → Jodhpur → Ranakpur → Udaipur · Moderate · land from ₹58,000
Rajasthan is India at its most cinematic — hill forts, lake palaces, painted cities and camel camps in the Thar. It is also one of the easiest states to travel in, with good roads linking cities that are each worth two nights.
Why travellers choose Rajasthan
The heritage hotels are the differentiator. Staying inside a converted fort or a lakeside palace changes the trip entirely, and Rajasthan offers more of them, at more price points, than anywhere else in India.
Each city has a distinct character: Jaipur's pink planned streets, Udaipur's lakes, Jodhpur's blue houses beneath Mehrangarh, and Jaisalmer's living golden fort.
The desert experience around Jaisalmer — dunes, camel rides and a night under the stars at a desert camp — is genuinely memorable and easy to arrange.
What not to miss in Rajasthan
- Amber Fort, Jaipur — The hilltop fort with its mirrored Sheesh Mahal, plus Hawa Mahal and the City Palace below.
- Udaipur — Lake Pichola boat rides, the City Palace and sunset from Sajjangarh.
- Mehrangarh Fort, Jodhpur — Rising directly out of the rock above the blue city — arguably India's finest fort.
- Jaisalmer — The golden fort, Patwon ki Haveli and Sam Sand Dunes for camel safari and a desert camp.
- Ranthambore — One of India's most reliable tiger reserves, easily added to a Golden Triangle route.
- Pushkar — The Brahma temple and the ghats around the sacred lake.
When to travel
October to March is the season — warm days, cool nights and the desert at its most comfortable. December and January can be genuinely cold at night in the desert. April to June is very hot, often above 45°C, and best avoided. July to September brings some rain, which greens the landscape and lowers rates considerably.
Entry and paperwork
No visa or permit is needed for Indian citizens. Some forts and museums close on specific days, and photography charges apply at several monuments — we include these in your quote so there are no cash surprises on site.
Planning a Rajasthan trip with Elitech Travels
Every Rajasthan itinerary on this page is a starting point rather than a fixed product. Extend a city, change the hotel category, add a private guide or merge two routes and we will re-cost the trip and send a revised plan. Because we publish no departure dates, your holiday is operated in the window that suits your leave — tell us roughly when you want to travel and we confirm availability and pricing for exactly those days.
Best time to visit Rajasthan
October to March is the season — warm days, cool nights and the desert at its most comfortable. December and January can be genuinely cold at night in the desert. April to June is very hot, often above 45°C, and best avoided. July to September brings some rain, which greens the landscape and lowers rates considerably.
Entry & paperwork
No visa or permit is needed for Indian citizens. Some forts and museums close on specific days, and photography charges apply at several monuments — we include these in your quote so there are no cash surprises on site.
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Things to see and do
What not to miss in Rajasthan
Amber Fort, Jaipur
The hilltop fort with its mirrored Sheesh Mahal, plus Hawa Mahal and the City Palace below.
Udaipur
Lake Pichola boat rides, the City Palace and sunset from Sajjangarh.
Mehrangarh Fort, Jodhpur
Rising directly out of the rock above the blue city — arguably India's finest fort.
Jaisalmer
The golden fort, Patwon ki Haveli and Sam Sand Dunes for camel safari and a desert camp.
Ranthambore
One of India's most reliable tiger reserves, easily added to a Golden Triangle route.
Pushkar
The Brahma temple and the ghats around the sacred lake.
Good to know
Rajasthan — frequently asked questions
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