With its wild desert scenery, ancient sandcastle forts and pastel-coloured cities, Rajasthan is the romantic state of India. The legacy of Rajput warriors and Mughal emperors means that Rajasthan also has a fantastic collection of must-see cultural sights to include in your holiday to India.
Our itinerary ideas for your tailor-made holiday in Rajasthan
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Itinerary Ideas
The most popular Rajasthani trip is dubbed the “Golden Triangle” tour because of the richness of culture and history on offer en route.
However most of our clients tend to also add-on a week heading further west visiting more of the forts, cities and deserts of Rajasthan. Take a look at some sample Rajasthan Itineraries.
Areas
Jaipur – the capital of Rajasthan, steeped in history with its stunning hill-top forts and magnificent palaces where the maharajas once lived. More…
Jodhpur – the Blue City is dominated by the glorious Meherangarh Fort. The immediacy and grandeur of the old city, once the capital of the Marwar State on the ancient silk route, attracts more and more visitors. More…
Jaisalmer – An exotic trade route town in the heart of the Thar Desert. In this arid wilderness, former rulers and merchants of Jaisalmer built magnificent mansions. More…
Udaipur - though the entire state of Rajasthan is replete with fantastic hilltop fortresses, exotic fairy-tale palaces and gripping legends of medieval chivalry and heroism, no city is quite as romantic as Udaipur. More…
Ranthambore – Previously known as the hunting grounds of the Maharajas of Jaipur, today the Ranthambore National Park is famous for its Bengal tigers. More…
Rural Rajasthan – A chance to experience a more traditional way of life, and discover the unique charm of villages in Rajasthan. More…
When to go
The best time to visit is between November and February, when daytime temperatures rarely exceed 30 degrees, and evening are not unbearable heat.
Getting there
Flights from London to Delhi take 9 hours.
