Rajasthan Tour Packages

Rajasthan attracts visitors from all around the world with its rich ethnicity and vibrant culture. HTO also offers Rajasthan theme packages like Rajasthan adventure packages, Rajasthan family packages etc. Here are 12 reasons why a Rajasthan tour should be next on your Go-To list:

Things to do in Rajasthan Tour Packages

Palaces and Forts:

Rajasthan, known as the Land of Rajas (kings), is surrounded by magnificent forts brimming with its rich culture. You can visit these magnificent forts in your Rajasthan holiday packages.

Experience the Royalty:

Tourists get attracted to the plush environment of the marvellous heritage resorts, which were actually the palaces of the royal families.

Explore the Wildlife:

Harmonious wildlife that can be explored on safaris. Many species of animals live in its national parks. Ranthambore is famouse for its excellent Royal Bengal Tiger sighting.

Vibrant cities:

In Rajasthan trip packages you can see cities painted collectively in certain colours. Jodhpur – Blue City, Jaipur – Pink City, Udaipur – White City, and Jaisalmer – Golden City.

Festivals:

During your trip to Rajasthan, you can enjoy festivals like Holi, Diwali and Dussehra, celebrated with great zeal.

Dance Performances:

Puppet dance, Kachhi Ghodi and Kalbeliya dance are major cultural attractions of the state that should be included in your luxury Rajasthan tour packages.

Avant-garde experiences:

Tiger spotting, painting an elephant, camel, and animal riding are some avant-garde experiences you’ll have only in Rajasthan tourism packages.

Desert Dining:

Have a peaceful dining experience under the cool embrace of moon-light in deserts of Jaisalmer.

Souvenirs and trinkets:

Take-aways like haute couture sandals and dresses or souvenirs at great prices from the street markets.

Land of Spices:

It is famous for its authentic spice market.

Cuisine:

The traditional meat curries, and tempting thalis are delicious

Deserts:

Ladoos, Ras malai, Jalebis, and Gulab-jamun are the most favourite cherished sweets of the state.

Opposite to the common belief, Rajasthan is not just about scorching heat in deserts, camels, and women with water pots on their heads. The cities brim with a proud history and royal culture. The deserts have a magical effect to it that reflects itself in the sun.

Bask in all its glory by visiting these following places:

Udaipur:

The ‘Venice of India,’ Udaipur has an architectural magnificence. The large buildings with hundreds of windows and gokhdas, the raised platforms with medieval art – are placed on either side of its lakes. They shine with a warm light at night that forms beautiful scenery.

Jaipur:

The capital city or the Pink City Jaipur has beauty spread in its magnificent monuments, royal palaces, hills, and gardens. Easy accommodations are a bonus. The thalis – platters of north Indian cuisine– will take care of your balanced diet.

Jaisalmer:

Resembling sets from the Arabian Nights, and Jaisalmer has fort and Havelis (mansions) built in the 10th century.
The camel safaris in deserts, men wearing turbans and dhoti-kurtas, women in Ghaghra with their head always covered are the cultural attractions here. Daal-baati- churma is very famous.

Jodhpur:

It is also called Blue City & it got this name due to its collective vibrancy of the,  blue in its infrastructure. Mehrangarh Fort is its prime tourist attraction.

Ranthambore National Park:

Ranthambore has monuments, ruined pavilions and Hindu temples within its campus. Wildlife Safaris are a popular tourist attraction in the Ranthambore national park.

Rajasthan provides the royal architectural bliss from the past, along with its exquisite culture to the history aficionados from across the world. If you have planned your next holiday in Rajasthan, here’s how you can to make the best of it: 

Explore the Forts:

The Land of Rajas (kings) will never disappoint you. As the place is a perfect mirror of the royal lifestyle, the beautiful carvings, cenotaphs, and high ceilings of the magnificent forts in Rajasthan are bound to catch your eyeballs.
Visit Jaisalmer, Jodhpur, Kumbhalgarh, or Bikaner to witness the royalty.

Culture and Festivals:

Mythology gave birth to various festivals with cultural significance. Diwali festival is celebrated to glorify good over evil. During the kite festival of Makar Sankranti, the sky can be seen bustling with kites. You should plan your Rajasthan trip according to the festivals to make the most out of it.

Delicacies and Sweets:

You haven’t properly enjoyed Rajasthan trip if you haven’t tasted its delicacies like badam ka halwa, gajar ka halwa, ghevar and balushahi. For someone with a sweet tooth, this place will be heaven. Various outlets serve sweets all over the state.

Royal Dining:

The cuisine justifies its royal land by playing with all sorts of flavours and spices. You should try dishes like ker sangria, dal baati churma, and boondi ka raita.

Souvenirs:

You can buy hand-made items like handbags, trinkets, jootis at great prices as souvenirs to take back.  Visit the vibrant markets of Udaipur, Jaipur, Jodhpur, and Jaisalmer for shopping.

Rajasthan is blessed with various cultures, traditions, religions, and colours. The festivals and fairs are among the best tourist attractions in this state. Make the best of your Rajasthan holiday packages by attending these festivals 

Mewar Festival, Udaipur

This festival is celebrated to embark on the start of the spring season. People dress up as Isar, the incarnation of Lord Shiva and Gaungaur (Parvati) are the highlight of this festival. 

Desert Festival, Jaisalmer

The 3-day desert festival includes cultural extravaganzas, games, and camel races. It showcases the rituals and life in the desert. 

Teej Festival, Jaipur

This festival of swings is mainly for married women who seek blessings for their happy marriage life by singing and dancing.

Gangaur Festival, Jaipur

It is celebrated in honor of Goddess Parvati. It will be interesting to watch Rajasthani women in their traditional attire.

World Sufi Spirit Festival Jodhpur

You can enjoy the spirit of music by different artists by participating in the World Sufi Spirit Festival in Nagaur and Jodhpur. The marvellous royal setting of the venue is another highlight of this event.

Rajasthan International Folk Festival

The musical concerts and spectacular cultural shows of more than 250 highly-talented artists participate in this festival that showcases the fusion of both the Indian and International music will leave you speechless. 

Pushkar Camel Festival

Pushkar Camel Mela is a livestock fair which gives the opportunity to travellers to see more than 30,000 beautifully decked camels together. These animals are paraded and even participated in the beauty contests during the event.

Rajasthan is a big network of small towns and savvy cities. Traveling around the state on a Rajasthan travel package is never a problem because of the inter-city bus connectivity, affordable trains, and bike rentals. Here are some useful tips on how to travel around the state and what to look out for:

Road trips:

If you are on a road trip in Rajasthan, the route between adjacent cities will be covered with beautiful sights like monuments, palaces, forts, wildlife sanctuaries, markets, etc. For example, Ranakpur and Kumbhalgarh fall between Udaipur and Jodhpur, both of which are astonishing historical destinations.

To make the most of a Rajasthan tour package, You can rent a car or travel by bus.

Local Transportation:

When you are within the city, commutating around the city would never be a problem. There are tuk-tuks or battery-operated autos, buses, and cabs. Nevertheless, there is no fixed fare to the transports, or else you are likely to be exploited.

Buses:

Rajasthan has a convenient bus service network throughout. There are AC/Non-AC sleepers and seaters and Volvo buses. You can book the tickets via sites like Paytm and RedBus or through a travel agency in India. They are no hassles in finding commutes in the cities.

Trains:

Rajasthan travel packages by train can be a great fun. Traveling the state through Indian Railways will lead to some nostalgic memories. You can book tickets online and offline in the First AC, Second AC, Third AC tiers of the train at cheap rates.  

Rentals:

Bike and car rentals are easily available in the cities. Or you can go for rental cycles to visit the insides of the cities.
Whatever way you choose, you will be going to savor the colors of this beautiful state of India on the Rajasthan tour packages.