Destinations Of Rajasthan

Destinations Of Rajasthan

08 Days / 07 Nights

This short tour of Rajasthan focuses on a narrow area in the south and east of the state, with time in the iconic cities of Udaipur and Jaipur as well as stops at Chittorgarh and Bundi


Detailed Itineary

  • Day 1 : Arrive at Udaipur

    Fly to Udaipur from Mumbai or Delhi- you’ll be met on arrival, introduced to your driver and assisted with the transfer to your hotel. Overnight in Udaipur.

  • Day 2 : Udaipur

    Full day for exploration in and around Udaipur, beginning with time at the City Palace and the lovely Saheliyon - ki – Bari gardens as well as a visit to the Jagdish temple. In the afternoon there are two options- a walking tour and Lake Pichola boat ride, or an excursion to more exquisite temples at Haldighati, Nathdwara and Eklingji. Overnight in Udaipur.

  • Day 3 : Udaipur – Chittorgarh

    Morning drive to Chittorgarh with afternoon exploration of the spectacular hilltop fort and minaret towers. This is the largest of all the forts of Rajasthan and some people’s pick as the most impressive of all. Overnight in Chittorgarh.

  • Day 4 : Chittorgarh – Kota

    Drive to Kota, situated on the eastern bank of the Chambal River and an interesting juxtaposition of the majestic medieval age and modern industrialization. The city has a wealth of impressive forts, opulent palaces and splendid temples dating back over several centuries. Exquisite miniatures of the Kota school are housed within the hall of Kota Garh in the main fort. Overnight in Kota.

  • Day 5 : Kota- Bundi

    It’s just a short drive from Kota to Bundi, a small, picturesque town clustered around the mighty Taragarh Fort, Bundi is famed for its intricately carved stepwells. The hilltop old city area has a few interesting elements, old havelis, temples and, in the newer parts of town below, you’ll find ornamental lakes and stepwells. Bundi is also famous for its elaborate carvings and murals; fine Rajput murals are painted in the Chitra Shala, inside the Garh Palace.

  • Day 6 : Bundi- Jaipur

    Morning departure from Bundi- it’s a 4 hour drive up to Jaipur. Afternoon free, or embark upon a walking or cycle-rickshaw tour of the walled city area of the Pink City of Jaipur. Overnight in Jaipur.

  • Day 7 : Jaipur

    Full day for sightseeing around Jaipur; to avoid the crowds it is often best to do the morning sightseeing in the central city, and head out to Amber to tour the fort in the afternoon. Highlights of the Pink City include the elaborate Jantar Mantar observatory, the City Palace and Hawa Mahal or Palace of the Winds. The famous ‘monkey temple’, Galtaji, is also a popular spot. Overnight in Jaipur.

  • Day 8 : Jaipur- Depart

    Drive or fly to Delhi and depart from there, or continue on to explore another part of India.

FAQ

The Rajasthan tour itinerary typically includes visits to iconic cities such as Udaipur, Jaipur, Chittorgarh, and Bundi, with accommodations, guided tours, transportation, and opportunities for sightseeing at major attractions like forts, palaces, and gardens.

Yes! We offer customized Rajasthan tour packages that can be tailored to your preferences, such as specific destinations, durations, and activities you wish to experience.

During your trip to Rajasthan, you can expect activities such as sightseeing at forts and palaces, boat rides on lakes, walking tours of historic cities, and cultural experiences like traditional cuisine, folk art forms, and local crafts.

Generally, only breakfast is included in most tour packages. In some destinations, dinner may also be provided, but lunches and dinners are typically excluded to give travellers the chance to explore and enjoy the local cuisine.

Rajasthan generally has an arid climate, with very hot summers from April to June, followed by a monsoon season with moderate rainfall from July to September. Winters, from October to February, are mild and cooler, with the most pleasant weather typically seen in October and November after the monsoon season. Summers can reach extreme temperatures, while nights in the desert regions can be quite cool, especially in winter.