Rajasthan Tour Packages

Jaisalmer - Lying on the ancient silk route, Jaisalmer boasts of having better times with massive Jaisalmer fort, splendid Havelis such as Salim Singh Ki Haveli, Nathmal Ki Haveli and Patwaon Ki Haveli and Jain Temples from 12th to 13th century.

Udaipur - Situated amongst the Aravallis, Udaipur has three beautiful lakes - Lake Pichola with two majestic island palaces, Lake Fatehsagar and Lake Udai Sagar. The grand and splendid City Palace with Hathi Pol, the beautiful gardens of Sahelion-Ki-Bari, Jagdish Temple and Bharatiya Lok Kala Mandal museum are some of the highlights of the city.

Sarnath - is famous for being the place where Lord Buddha preached his first sermon more than 2500 years ago. The massive Dhamek Stupa of the 6th century marks the site. There is a museum nearby is a museum housing the rare collection of manuscripts and other items related with Lord Buddha.

Sikandra - A short excursion from Agra, this Akbar's mausoleum was started by Akbar himself but was finished by his son Jehangir later. Beautifully ornamented gateway, massive sandstone tomb and marble pavilions make it a fine example of Indo-Islamic style of architecture.

Bharatpur - Keoladeo Ghana National Park at Bharatpur is world famous for the large number of avian species that can be spotted here during winters including the rare Siberian cranes. More than 400 birds come here from all over the world seeking refuge in the fresh water marsh and the artificial lake of the bird sanctuary.

After breakfast, camel ride to Bhoo Village. Lunch on way. After noon, explore the Bhoo village. Overnight stay at Camp.

Mandawa - It's the medieval castle housing the precious armory collection including swords with jade handles and traditional ceremonial costumes in its museum and Havelis of Chokhani, Saraf, Goenka and Ladia that are the highlights of Mandawa.

Bikaner - Past prosperity of Bikaner as a major trade centre on the ancient silk route is clearly visible in the 37 palaces, temples and pavilions of the Junagarh fort along with the prized miniature works of art and other rare historic items that can be seen here.

Osian - Near Jodhpur, Osian is an example of convergence of Brahamanical and Jain religions. The Jain Mahavir Temple stands out amongst the Osian Temples because of its vaulted hall ceiling.

Fatehpur Sikri - The Mughal city built by Akbar in the honor of Sheikh Salim Chisti is known for His Dargah, Panch Mahal, Buland Darwaza and Jodha Bai Palace.

Agra - Known all over the world as City of Taj, the white marble mausoleum of Mumtaz Mahal, beloved queen of Emperor Shah Jahan, Agra was also has red sand stone Agra Fort and the ornate tomb of Itmad-ud-daulah as its other highlights that are worth a visit.

Jaipur - The city founded by Sawai Raja Jai Singh, Jaipur is known as much for its characteristic pink color as the rich cultural legacy of Rajput & Mughal architectural styles. City Palace, Jantar Mantar (the Royal Observatory), Hawa Mahal with its honeycomb façade, the Albert Hall Museum and shopping at Jaipur Bazaar are some of the city's highlights.

Ranthambore - Ranthambore National Park is one of the most famous tiger reserves of India. Nestled amidst Vindhyas and Aravallis, the highlights of the sanctuary are its artificial lakes, beautiful palaces, Ranthambore fort and rich wild life including Tigers, Leopards, Sambhars, Cheetals, Sloth Bears and Neelgais along with over 300 species of avian fauna.

Khajuraho - The second hottest tourist attraction in India after Taj Mahal, Khajuraho temples were built by Chandelas during 10th to 12th century. Besides being a fine example of Indo-Aryan architecture, these temples depict images of refinements of courtly love including dance, music and most surprisingly, couples engaged in various sexual positions.

Bharatpur - Keoladeo Ghana National Park at Bharatpur is world famous for the large number of avian species that can be spotted here during winters including the rare Siberian cranes. More than 400 birds come here from all over the world seeking refuge in the fresh water marsh and the artificial lake of the bird sanctuary.

Sikandra - A short excursion from Agra, this Akbar's mausoleum was started by Akbar himself but was finished by his son Jehangir later. Beautifully ornamented gateway, massive sandstone tomb and marble pavilions make it a fine example of Indo-Islamic style of architecture.

Udaipur - Situated amongst the Aravallis, Udaipur has three beautiful lakes - Lake Pichola with two majestic island palaces, Lake Fatehsagar and Lake Udai Sagar. The grand and splendid City Palace with Hathi Pol, the beautiful gardens of Sahelion-Ki-Bari, Jagdish Temple and Bharatiya Lok Kala Mandal museum are some of the highlights of the city.

Shimla - The capital of Himachal Pradesh is a tourist's paradise and has everything to offer. The highlights of the city are Jakhoo Hill, Green Valley, Temples of Kamna Devi and Sankat Mochan, Viceregal Lodge, Lakkar Market, The Mall, Kufri-Kalyani Helipad, Charabra, Indira Tourist Park and Mini Zoo.

Agra - Known all over the world as City of Taj, the white marble mausoleum of Mumtaz Mahal, beloved queen of Emperor Shah Jahan, Agra was also has red sand stone Agra Fort and the ornate tomb of Itmad-ud-daulah as its other highlights that are worth a visit.

Drive to Damodra from Jaisalmer, where camel safari starts. Camel ride to famous Sam sun set point. Note - One camel for each person in the group with an escort will be provided. After sun set, warm traditional welcome by local musicians on returning to camp site as soft drinks/tea/coffee are served. Bonfire evening with cultural program, drinks & snacks (non-veg only). Dinner and overnight stay at Swiss tented accommodation.

Sariska - Sariska National Park is a famous tiger reserve in Alwar. The low hills of Aravalli ranges, ruins of a fort, more than 1000-year-old temples and royal hunting lodge turned into a luxury hotel are its chief highlights along with a rich wildlife including Tigers, Leopards, Sambhars, Blue Bulls and Chinkaras. The region is also a major milk pocket area.

Jaisalmer- Lying on the ancient silk route, Jaisalmer boasts of having better times with massive Jaisalmer fort, splendid Havelis such as Salim Singh Ki Haveli, Nathmal Ki Haveli and Patwaon Ki Haveli and Jain Temples from 12th to 13th century.

Bikaner - Past prosperity of Bikaner as a major trade centre on the ancient silk route is clearly visible in the 37 palaces, temples and pavilions of the Junagarh fort along with the prized miniature works of art and other rare historic items that can be seen here.

Samode - With rugged hills as the backdrop, Samode Palace has both natural beauty and regal grandeur to boast of. As you move through the palace, pay a close look to the paintings on Sultan Mahal walls, the stained glass windows of the dining room and painted ceilings and huge chandeliers of the Durbar Hall.

Srinagar - With shimmering Dal Lake as its icon, Srinagar is a popular hill resort. Its highlights are Hari Parbat Fort crowning Sharika hill, the temple atop the Shankaracharya hill said to be originally built by Ashoka's son Jaluka around 200 BC at the site of 'Takht-I-Suleiman', splendid Mughal Gardens, Chashma Shahi, Nishat and Shalimar gardens with terraced lawns, fragrant flowers and evergreen cypress and fruit trees.

Hansua - A farmer's village, one can see dry fields, stone houses and colorfully dressed villagers occupied in farming or cattle-rearing. Lunch at the Farm House of Bhati Rajput Warriors at Lakji Ki Dhani. Ladies are free to go inside the house and see the dresses & ornaments of Rajput ladies.

After breakfast, camel ride to Chatrail from Jaisalmer enroute Bada Bagh (Royal Cenotaphs), lunch at Ramkunda and visiting Ram temple. Arrival at camp site at Chatrail before sunset. Over night stay at Camp at Chatrail Village.

Varanasi - Also known as Benaras or Kashi, this 3000-year old city is a most important Hindu pilgrimage centre. Have a visit to the Vishwanath Golden Temple, Benaras Hindu University and Bharat Mata Temple among the city highlights.

Ajanta Caves - A world heritage site with caves carved out in volcanic rocks, Ajanta caves are much older than those of Ellora and belong to 200 BC to 650 AD. Displaying the development of Buddhism in India, the highlights of the caves are sculptures, ceiling paintings and murals such as '17 Jatakas', 'The Birth of the Buddha' and 'The Thousand Buddhas'.

Elephanta Caves - Famous for 7th century rock-cut Hindu temples, Elephanta caves depict scenes from mythology related to Lord Shiva, the most prominent being the central depicting God as a creator, preserver and destroyer of the world.