Delhi based trip to Rajasthan offers an opportunity to explore, in addition, the royal heritage of India, the imposing forts, colorful markets, and the desert scenery to top-class hotels and vibrant traditions of Rajasthan.

Jaisalmer’s desert of gold, Jodhpur’s blue streets, Udaipur’s lakes, and Jaipur’s Pink City are some of the main attractions.

Travelers can go with Kapil Tour and Travels for their customized Rajasthan Tour from Delhi with options of transportation, hotel stay, sightseeing according to their travel dates and budget.

Why go for a Rajasthan Tour from Delhi?

From Delhi you can easily reach the state of Rajasthan by road, train or flight.

A Rajasthan trip can consist of:

• Royal palaces and forts
• Safari in the desert
• Camel ride
• Heritage hotels
• Mouthwatering Rajasthani food
• Colorful bazaars
• Folk music and dances
• Wildlife opportunities
• Historical monuments
• Romantic places
• Mundane and spiritual experiences

Some best travel places in a Rajasthan Tour

1. Jaipur, The PinkCity

Jamalpur city was among those that had the most beautiful heritage buildings, and therefore the stop for any tour through the country.

It is popular for its huge forts, magnificent palaces, old-style markets and multi-color architecture.

Jaipur Places to see

• Hawa Mahal
• Amber Fort
• City Palace
• Jantar Mantar
• Jal Mahal
• Albert Hall Museum
• Nahargarh Fort
• Jaigarh Fort

Jaipur Activities

• Experience Jaipur’s historic fortresses
• Handicraft shopping
• Have the local Rajasthani cuisine
• Enjoy bazaar strolling
• Take architectural tour

2. Udaipur, City of Lakes

Udaipur is known for its lakes and royal hotels and has also won its place over romantic destinations. Couples and honeymooners especially enjoy Udaipur.

Destinations

• Udaipur City Palace
• Lake Pichola
• Jag Mandir
• Sahelyan-ki-Bari
• Fateh Sagar Lake
• Sajjangarh/Monsoon Palace
• Bagore Ki Haveli

Highlights

• Enjoy a boat ride on Lake Pichola
• Catch Sunset photography
• City palace tours
• Old-city bazaar exploration

3. Jodhpur The Blue City

Known internationally for the stunning blueland of old Jodhpur and impressive forts.

Jodhpur city skyline looks down on the vast Mehrangargi Fort. The views of the surrounding countryside from the vantage point of Mehrangarh fort are awesome.

Places to visit

• Mehrangragh Fort: This is an architectural masterpiece that will make history buffs and photography enthusiasts really enjoy themselves here.
• Jaswant Thada: This white marble cenotaph built by Maharaja Jaswant Singh II as a resting place for his father, Maharaja Man Singh II.
• Umaid Bhawan Palace: Once a royal home, it is now a state hotel where only one night stay in a royal bedroom has become a unique experience for visitors.
• Clock Tower Market: This bustling weekly market on Saturday selling a wide variety of goods ranging from traditional garments such as ghagras and lehengas, handicrafts, metal ware to jewelry is worth a visit.
• Blue Town: The blue color of buildings which creates an extraordinary atmosphere of the city that makes it popular for both art and architectural photography.
• Mandore Gardens: These royal Mughal gardens with marble palaces are another great place for nature lovers and historians.

Recommended for: history buffs, photography and culture lovers.

4. Jaisalmer The Golden City

Jaisalmer, with its golden hues and the Thar Desert, presents an altogether different face of Rajasthan.

Places to visit

• Jaisalmer Fort: Jaisalmer is a living city. The Jaisalmer Fort, also known as Sonar Quila (the Golden Fort), is an ancient wonder.
• Patwon Ki Haveli: This row of five grand havelis built by wealthy Patwons or Patels in the early centuries was once the largest in the city and is very well-preserved.
• Gadisar Lake:A man-made lake built by Gadsi Singh in 1599, Gadisar Lake is a must-see.
• Salim Singh Ki Haveli: It was built in 1825 by Salim Singh.
• Sam Sand Dunes: The dunes, which are a few kilometers apart, are very attractive.
• Kuldhara village:Abandoned village, its inhabitants who were Rait Bais, moved to Jaisalmer in 1815 due to the attacks on the village.

Deserts

Experiences you might do

• Camel Safari: A camel ride in the desert is one of Jaisalmer’s most unique travel experiences.
• Jeep Safari: It is probably your first time going to the desert by camel, but in case you think that it might be too slow a journey for a few of hours, we recommend you taking a jeep to the desert. This will make your visit much comfortable and quicker.
• Desert Sunset: A desert sunset that is painted with gold, pink, and orange hues. You can relax and watch the spectacle of nature in the desert from the dunes.
• Cultural Performances: In the evening, after your desert activities, you can enjoy cultural dance performances that tell the story of Rajasthan.
• Traditional Rajasthani Dinner: Traditional food in a desert setting. The dinner may take place within the tent or near the camel or camel and the jeep or the dunes.
• Overnight Desert Camp: Enjoy the peace and tranquility of a desert at night through this activity that will leave you with a feeling of freedom.

Target Groups:

Thrill-seekers, couples and adventurers.

5. Pushkar Spirit and Culture

Pushkar is not really in sight of Ajmer but it is known to be the holy ground for pilgrims as well as a cultural center. Pushkar is renowned for its ghates and the temples around the sacred Pushkar Lake.

• Pushkar Lake: The most sacred lake for Hindus is the Pushkar Lake surrounded by temples and ghats.
• Bramha Temple: Located just beyond the city gates, the only temple that depicts Brama’s four faces are a few miles from the village of Pushkar, it houses an amazing shrine.
• Savitri Mata Temple: Dedicated to Goddess Savitri, who is revered as the goddess of marriage and fidelity, the temple attracts devotees who want to have a harmonious married life, the temple attracts many couples especially on their first marriage anniversary and they are given blessings with garlands of white maria (a kind of garland of a white flower) after performing puja. The temple of Savitri Mata is one of the main temples here after the temple of Ram.
• Pushkar Ghats: This is the main place where the sacred river of the Ganges and the river of the Ganges and other rivers confluences.
• The local bazaars: It is a very crowded Saturday with a lot of shopping of clothes, handicrafts and jewelry which will appeal to anyone who likes to buy things.

Pushkar is a popular tourist destination because of the spiritual aura and the culture, but besides that, it is very well connected to neighboring cities, so you can visit Ajmer quite easily.

6. Ajmer One of the Major Pilgrimage centres

Ajmer, a city of history and spirituality.

Points of interest

Ajmer Sharif Dargah

Ana Sagar Lake

Adhai Din Ka Jhonpra

Akbari Fort and Museum

Alocal markets

A major part of India’s population consists of various religion followers. Therefore, a trip to a spiritual site where different religions coexist can be a great experience.

Must-See Places

• Ana Sagar Lake A very popular place where locals and tourisit come to enjoy boat ride, swimming and walking around this pretty man made water body.
• Adahi Din Ka Jonpra: A ruined mosque is built in the 12th century by an Afghan ruler.
• Akbari fort and museum: It is a place which houses the famous Akbari museum. Akbari fortress, on the other hand, stands as a symbol of the historical strength of Mughal rule.
• Local markets: You will find a very large number of shops at the local markets and there will be a great variety of shops from which to choose. Some shops will sell clothes, handicraft items, metal items and jewelry. You will also have the rare opportunity to find souvenirs of rare and antique items in some of these shops.

One of the main reasons why Ajmer is an attractive tourist place is probably because tourists can visit this city for the first time along with a visit to another city nearby such as Pushkar on their travels.

7. Ranthambhore Animal Lover’s Destination

One of the most well-known wildlife habitats in Rajasthan is at Ranthambore National Park.Ranthambore National Park.

Travelers are able to enjoy the allowed safari tours and have the opportunity to observe wildlife, explore different types of forests, get in touch with the area’s nature, and discover a bit of the local historical sites while touring the region.

Things You Can Do

• Take a Safari to See Wild Animals
• In the middle of wildlife, photography has a very important role. Wildlife photography can be a hobby too.
• Birdwatching: Birdwatching, besides being relaxing and very enjoyable activity, will give you the chance to identify various species and appreciate nature in a very special manner.
• Visit Ranthambore Fort: A historical fortress that used to be the stronghold of local rajas.
• Nature exploration: Nature lovers can discover the different ecosystems, flora and fauna around.

It is important to note that seeing tigers is not guaranteed. The areas for safari, permits as well as conditions might different from one time to another.

8. Mount Abu A Natural Beauty in Rajasthan

A beautiful Hill station that is part of Rajasthan’s mountain ranges.

Mount Abu presents the visitor a pleasant mountainous climate. It can rightly be called a jewel of Rajasthan hill stations.

Sites of interest

• Nakki Lake
• Dilwara Temples
• Guru Shikhar
• Sunset Point
• Toad Rock
• Achalgarh

Mount Abu is quite a pleasant getaway for someone exploring different facets of Rajasthan’s culture and nature.

9. Bikaner, Forts & Desert Heritage

The city of Bikaner is most notable for its many fortresses, royal palaces, and desert culture apart from its traditional delicacies.

Sites of interest

• Junagarh Fort
• Lalgarh Palace
• Karni Mata Temple, Deshnok
• Rampuria Havelis in Bikaner
• Ambapali Haveli
• Old Bikaner City
• Fort of the Kings of Bikaner Junagarh Fort
• Bikaner Castle
• Bahadur Shah Ki Haveli

10. Chittorgarh, Land of Historic Forts

Chittorgarh is one of the few places in India that can proudly claim to possess a historic massive fort that stands like an impervious bastion to time.

Sites to visit

• Chittorgarh Fort
• Vijay Stambh
• Kirti Stambh
• Kumbha Rana Palace
• Gogamedi Fort
• Kalawati Devi Temple

Rajasthan Travel Best Season for Tourists from Delhi

October to February

These months are typically the main seasons of tourism and sightseeing in Rajasthan because of very bearable temperatures during the day.

March to May

Temperature keeps rising with time particularly for desert regions and hence it is advisable to do the sightseeing in the early morning or late evening when one is likely to get the cooler temperatures.

June to September

Most areas of Rajasthan receive the summer rains at least once a month and this results in the greening of areas that had been dried by the hot and arid desert summer. In this season, it may be difficult to decide when to go out to enjoy the view because it may be very raining and also there is a possibility that you might face a situation where there is sunshine but still it is very cold on the mountain slopes.

Dresses You Ought to Bring With You for a Trip to Rajasthan?

There is one thing about Rajasthani weather, you are either going to sweat a lot or freeze. So it’s a great idea to have at your disposal different layers of clothes. The main things you’ll need include:

• Hiking boots
• Cool summer clothes which will protect you against sand and sun, and will dry quickly
• Jacket, It is advisable to take a small wind breaker or jacket that will help the traveler to bear the chilly night and also protect them from wind.
• Night glasses will be your best companions during the summer time if you don’t want to damage your eyes in bright sun.
• You will always carry the bottle of the sunscreen as part of your personal belongings and use it on your face and body. This can be the case in very hot places, such as Marwar.
• Cap this is very important if you spend long outdoor periods as it shelters your face and eyes from the sun.
• Carry a big bottle with you in desert camps because there will not be a place for the bottles and in case you are camping there it will help you stay hydrated.
• Pill box that you carry always, the kind of medicine that you need to take in specific situations and the quantity you need for those.
• E-Portable power you may be away from a plug and need a power to charge your camera so you’ll want to bring a power bank.
• Photographic equipment
• Credentials issued by Government

Carry some clothing that is good for the desert camp. That is clothes for when it is hot during the day and cool in the night.

Food That is Famous in the Region and You Should Try During a Trip

We may argue that the trip to Rajasthani will not be complete if the traditional taste of the region is not experienced.

Popular foods are:

• A dal (lentils) with baati (flat bread) and sweet, thick pudding called churma
• Vegetarian balls or gatte in curry Gatte ki sabzi
• Prawns and beans are cooked together and this forms Ker sangri.
• Spicy red mutton stew Laal Maas
• Rice and lentils in ghee, with lots of green leafies and other vegetables, are a hearty and rich dish that is eaten by the people of Rajasthan as a staple. Baajra, the millet, is the basis of this bread.
• Pyaz Kachori
• Mirchi Bada
• Ghewar This is a sweet dish and comes in different versions. The traditional Ghewar has layers of sugar on the top, and there is the new version with a cream filling inside, but both are equally delicious.
• Mawa Kachori
• Thali is a very important meal for people in Rajasthani region. It is a type of a complete Indian meal that consists of several different things including rice, roti (two kinds of flatbread), dal (lentils), greek yogurt and pickles which provide the main components of a thali.

Shopping in the Marketplaces of Rajasthan

A visit to Rajasthan can be made more enjoyable and a memory that would last by buying a few gifts for your relatives or friends from there or keeping things as a memento of your travel. This way, you bring back to your homeland things of high quality that were purchased at very cheap prices. This city is known as a treasure house of vibrant handicrafts which you may want to carry home as keepsakes.

In case you feel you can’t resist the temptation of shopping while in Rajasthan and you need to have something beautiful and unique with you or you simply like collecting stuff from around these places, here is a list of things you might find appealing:

• Piece of fabric that is a traditional tie-dyed textile from Gujarat Bandhani
• Textiles with a block-print design of traditional motifs Block printed fabrics
• Leather slippers with a lotus design and other intricate patterns Mojari footwear
• Blue-glazed, terracotta clay vessel Blue pottery
• Bangles made from lacquer Lac bangles
• Handicrafts
• Jhumkis and other traditional items from jewelry that is handcrafted in Rajasthan Rajasthani paintings, jewelry
• Luxurious fabric carpets
• Carpets
• Handcrafted souvenirs

Rajasthan Tour for the whole family

Family vacation plan could be:

Jaipur → Pushkar → Udaipur Jodhpur

Safely exploring forts, museums, palaces, etc. and enjoying some cultural and fun-filled sightseeing is possible with family vacation without a need for an adventure-packed one.

Couple’s Delhi to Rajasthan Honeymoon Package

The romantic getaway can be achieved by a combination of the following in Delhi to Rajasthan tour:

• Historical architecture of Jaipur
• Stunning lakes of Udaipur
• Cultural gems of Jodhpur
• Kalbeliya dance and sand desert camps in Jaisalmer
• Pink city’s sunset view
• Luxurious heritage hotels in the desert
• Spicy, authentic Indian dinner in candlelight / traditional dining

The ideal length of 6-8 days allows honeymooners to explore Rajasthan, while leaving time for relaxation and privacy.

A journey through Rajasthan will require covering long distances and visiting several cities. This is exactly where Kapil Tour and Travels can be great! They will take care of organizing transportation, accommodation and sightseeing according to your desired schedule.

Tour services may be:

• Delhi Pickup and Drop
• Private Taxi for Two Wheels
• Tempo Traveller for Big Group Travel
• Accommodation in Hotel
• Overnight Stay at Camp in the Desert
• Package for Family Tours
• Exclusive Honeymoon Packages
• Packaged Group Tours
• Wildlife Tour Options for Nature Lovers
• Customised Itineraries

Famous Rajasthan Tour from Delhi, Traveler`s Guide

• The best way to take a long road trip is to leave very early.
• Your itinerary has to match the realistic time between visits to several remote cities of Rajasthan
• Sufficient quantity drinking water will be needed during your exploring.
• You shoes should be quite flexible for walking on the uneven surface of forts and monuments.
• Do not risk yourself being the victim to the hot and powerful sun.
• Reservation of desert camps is a must during high-season months.
• Before getting tickets for the Ranthambore park, check the list of available safari tours.
• Be polite and courteous to the locals to avoid any misunderstanding.
• There is no harm in a little change in plan if required by the situation.
• Do check all included items in a package before making a decision for booking.

Most Asked Questions on Rajasthan Road Trip from Delhi

1. What is the most comfortable way to reach from Delhi to Rajasthan?

There are various modes of transportation from Delhi to Rajasthan which are car, private hire, bus, train and flight. If you plan to cover several places in a single tour, private cab is a wise choice as it will give you full independence.

2. How Many Nights Will I Need for a Rajasthan Holiday from Delhi?

You can experience most of the popular cities of Rajasthan, like Jaipur, Jodhpur and Udaipur, within 5, 7 days. If you decide to take Jaisalmer, Pushkar, Bikaner or Ranthambore as well, an 8, 10 day trip would be more fitting.

3. Where Can I Go To See The Best Sights In Rajasthan?

Some of the top places worth visiting in India’s Rajasthan State are : The Royal City of Jaipur, the City of Lakes, Udaipur, Marwar City, Jodhpur, Desert City, Jaisalmer, Pilgrimage Town, Pushkar, Cultural Capital, Ajmer, Jungle Retreat, Ranthambore, Desert Frontier, Bikaner, Mountain Resort, Mount Abu and Chittorgarh Fort Complex.

4. On Which Months You Must Not Miss Rajasthan Tour Package from Delhi?

The period between October to February is regarded as the pleasantest months to visit Rajasthan. However during the summer, Rajasthan, specially the desert areas, can be quite uncomfortable and very hot.

5. Is a visit to Rajasthan a great idea for families?

Absolutely. Rajasthan presents a mix of experiences: forts, palaces, collections in museums, performing arts, nature reserves and markets that cater to a wide range of ages.

6. Is Rajasthan a romantic destination for a honeymoon?

Right. Honeymoon couple usually prefers visiting Udaipur, Rajasthan’s famous for romance, Jaipur, the capital city of Rajasthan, Jodhpur, the desert city, and Jaisalmer, the second to the last.

7. Which is a Rajasthan city nearest to Delhi?

Alwar is one of the big cities in Rajasthan that could come out on top of the list for the nearest city to Delhi in Rajstan. On the other hand, Jaipur is also not far and it is the main starting point for most tour groups from Delhi to Rajstan.

8. What’s the distance between Jaipur and Delhi on National Highway?

Jaipur is nearly 280 kilometers away from Delhi by car. However, the exact distance may vary based on the route you choose and your starting point as well.

9. Am I able to book a private transport car for my trip to Rajasthan?

Certainly. A personal car is really a convenient solution if you are planning to see more than one city, as you have the freedom to choose the order.

10. Does Kapil Tour and Travels offer tour packages to Rajasthan from Delhi?

They can definitely do that.

11. Will I be able to create my own tour plan for Rajasthan?

Certainly. There will be plenty opportunities for tailoring your tour plan according to your travel dates, budget, group size and type of accommodation, destination of choice, etc.)

12. Which location, Jaipur or Udaipur, is better for a Rajasthan tour?

You will find both are quite unique and different in terms of experiences. For the forts, palace, and the heritage, Jaipur is best suited whereas Udaipur is the romantic city with the lakes, palace, romantic vibe.

13. What are the attractions of Jaipur?

The Pink City, Jaipur, is renowned for the Hawa Mahal, Amber Fort, City Palace, Jantar Mantar, Jal Mahal, the traditional bazaars, and the vibrant Rajasthani cultural heritage.

14. What are the highlights of Udaipur?

Celebrated as the City of Lakes, Udaipur is distinguished by its Lake Pichola and Fateh Sagar two of the most scenic lakes in India, the Jag Mandir or the Lake Garden Palace, the heritage architecture, and stunning natural beauty.

15. What are the features of Jodhpur?

Jodhpur the Land of the Blue Color is well known for the Mehrangarh Fort (the main attraction), the beautifully painted blue walls in the ancient part of the city (Blue City), the elegant marble temple Jaswant Thada, the palace where kings are still being housed Umaid Bhawan Palace, and the traditional bazaars.

16. What are Jaisalmer’s highlights?

\p>Golden sandstone architecture, Jaisalmer Fort, havelis and sand desert activities are its major attractions.

17. Can I go for a desert safari in Jaisalmer?

/p>One has to bear in mind that the availability of desert safari might be affected by the season and also the local working conditions besides, in fact, one has the chance to enjoy desert camels, jeep safaris, desert sunsets and cultural activities if he/she is lucky enough to locate the right spot in the desert areas. The answer remains affirmative.

18. Can I stay overnight in a desert camp?

Yes. Desert camps around Jaisalmer can offer overnight stays with accommodation and, depending on the property, cultural entertainment and meals.

19. Is Pushkar worth visiting on a Rajasthan tour?

Yes. Pushkar is known for Pushkar Lake, Brahma Temple, ghats, temples and colorful markets and can be combined with nearby Ajmer.

20. Can I include Ajmer and Pushkar in the same trip?

Indeed, you can. Ajmer and Pushkar are quite near to each other and it is common sight of travelers to take on both together on their Rajasthan visits.

21. Is Ranthambore suitable for a Rajasthan family tour?

Families who are looking for a little adventure can add on Ranthambore to your visit. There will be a dependence in terms of availability of safari, zones and permits from the current regulations and bookings.

22. Can I see a tiger in Ranthambore?

Ranthambore is quite famous for its tiger population, still, you must not be surprised if you do not spot a tiger. The sightings of animals are mostly dependent upon the element of nature and fortune as well.

23. Is Mount Abu worth including in a Rajasthan itinerary?

Absolutely, Mount Abu brings a different kind of charm as a getaway with hills, Nakki Lake, Dilwara Temples and some beautiful viewpoints.

24. What should I pack for a Rajasthan tour?

Have walking shoes ready, light dresses, sunglasses, a lot of sunscreen, a hat/cap, any medicine you have brought personally and a water bottle. Also, it is necessary to carry a warm jacket in case of winter for evening hours.

25. Is Rajasthan very hot?

Rajasthan does get very hot in summer and the hotter regions are usually the desert areas with particularly high temperatures at daytime hours. Therefore, you should adjust outdoor sightseeing plans taking into consideration this fact.

26. Is Rajasthan suitable for senior citizens?

A Rajasthan itinerary can be tailor-made for seniors as per their physical ability fewer places visited per day, suitable hotels & transport which reduces unnecessary walking is the main idea.

27. Can I book a Rajasthan tour for a large group?

Of course, you will be provided with the best possible transport options like Tempo Traveller or bus according to the number of travelers your group has and your travel plan.

28. Can I plan a budget Rajasthan tour from Delhi?

That too can be very well arranged. You will be advised on how to save money but at the same time get quality experiences with the help of budget hotels, a suitable transport option and a limited number of attractions selected for visiting.

29. Can I book a luxury Rajasthan holiday?

Yes. You are able to include heritage hotels, first-grade travel, accommodations like palace-style hotels, desert camps and customized experiences as a part of such tours.

30. What is a good 5-day Rajasthan itinerary from Delhi?

A popular short itinerary is Delhi → Jaipur → Pushkar/Ajmer → Jaipur → Delhi. Another option is to focus entirely on Jaipur and nearby attractions.

31. What is a good 7-day Rajasthan itinerary from Delhi?

A popular 7-day route is Delhi → Jaipur → Jodhpur → Udaipur → Delhi, with the exact transportation plan adjusted according to travel preferences.

32. Can I cover Jaisalmer, Jodhpur and Udaipur in one trip?

Yes, but these destinations involve substantial travel between them. A 7–10 day itinerary is generally more comfortable than trying to cover them in only a few days.

33. Are meals included in Rajasthan tour packages?

Meal inclusions depend on the selected package and hotels. Travelers should confirm whether breakfast, dinner, desert-camp meals or other meals are included before booking.

34. How can I book a Rajasthan Tour from Delhi with Kapil Tour and Travels?

You can provide your travel dates, number of travelers, preferred destinations, hotel category and transportation requirements to Kapil Tour and Travels for itinerary and package planning.

35. Why choose Kapil Tour and Travels for a Rajasthan tour?

Kapil Tour and Travels can help organize private cab tours, family holidays, honeymoon packages, group tours, desert trips, hotel stays and customized Rajasthan itineraries based on your requirements.