Being one of the largest states in India, Rajasthan is bestowed with architectural wonders. Be its forts and beautiful royal palaces, the vibrant markets, astounding places, or its rich culture and heritage, Rajasthan is one of the must-visit places in India. 

Feel the grandeur of royal Rajasthan with our affordable and well-crafted Rajasthan tour packages and explore the royal side of this very princely state. Have a look at some of the must-visit places and add them to your itinerary- Jaipur, Jodhpur, Bikaner, Jaisalmer, Ajmer, Udaipur, Mount Abu, Alwar, Pushkar, Sawai Madhopur, and Chittorgarh.

The price of Rajasthan tour packages varies depending on duration, season, and type of accommodation. A short 3 to 4-day package may start around ₹8,000–₹12,000 per person, while a complete 7 to 10-day luxury package can range from ₹30,000–₹90,000 per person. Group tours usually cost less than private customised ones.

Rajasthan is not only about forts and palaces; it also offers thrilling adventure activities. Travellers can try camel safaris and dune bashing in Jaisalmer, hot air balloon rides over Jaipur, zip-lining at Mehrangarh Fort, desert camping, and boating in Udaipur’s lakes. Wildlife lovers can visit Ranthambore and Sariska National Parks for tiger safaris. Many Rajasthan trip packages include these adventures, making the holiday more exciting.

Rajasthan is known for its spicy, flavourful, and royal cuisine. Signature dishes include Dal Baati Churma, Ker Sangri, Papad ki Sabzi, Laal Maas, and sweet delights like Ghewar and Malpua. Each city has its specialty — Mirchi Bada in Jodhpur, Mawa Kachori in Jaisalmer, and Pyaaz Kachori in Jaipur.

Yes, desert camping is one of the highlights of Rajasthan tour packages. The experience usually takes place in Jaisalmer or Osian, where travellers stay in luxury tents under the starry sky. Activities include camel rides, folk dance performances, bonfire dinners, and traditional Rajasthani music. Spending a night in the desert gives travellers a true taste of Rajasthan’s heritage and lifestyle.

Rajasthan’s culture is colourful, vibrant, and deeply rooted in traditions. Folk music, dance, art, and handicrafts are an essential part of its identity. Festivals like Teej, Gangaur, and Desert Festival showcase local costumes and performances. Travellers can visit traditional villages, attend cultural evenings, and interact with artisans to experience the real charm of Rajasthan. Many Rajasthan tourism packages include such cultural activities.

Yes, Rajasthan is home to several national parks and wildlife sanctuaries. Ranthambore National Park is famous for Bengal tigers, while Keoladeo National Park in Bharatpur is a UNESCO World Heritage Site known for migratory birds. Sariska Tiger Reserve, Mount Abu Sanctuary, and Desert National Park are other popular options. Wildlife Rajasthan tour packages include safaris and guided excursions.

Rajasthan has a strong transport network. Travellers can use taxis, tourist buses, rickshaws, and even heritage trains for travel within cities. IndiaTripio's Rajasthan tourism packages provide private cars with drivers for convenience. For long distances, trains and flights are also available between major cities.

Rajasthan is a paradise for shoppers. You can buy handicrafts, jewellery, leather goods, traditional textiles, pottery, and miniature paintings. Jaipur’s Johari Bazaar, Udaipur’s Hathi Pol, and Jaisalmer’s Sadar Bazaar are popular shopping areas.

Yes, Rajasthan is senior-citizen friendly. Hotels, transport, and sightseeing spots provide comfort and accessibility. Many Rajasthan trip packages are specially designed for elderly travellers with shorter schedules, minimal walking, and comfortable stays.

Yes, most Rajasthan travel packages are fully customisable. Travellers can choose the destinations they wish to visit, the number of days, hotel type, and preferred activities. For example, couples may want romantic stays in Udaipur, while adventure seekers might prefer dune bashing in Jaisalmer.

Most Rajasthan tour packages include daily breakfast at the hotel. Some luxury or desert packages also offer dinner, especially in remote areas like Jaisalmer where dining options are limited. Travellers can also request all-meals packages that cover lunch and dinner. While exploring, you can try authentic Rajasthani dishes such as Dal Baati Churma, Laal Maas, and Gatte ki Sabzi at local restaurants. The taste of local cuisine adds flavour to your Rajasthan holiday.

When we think about shopping in Rajasthan, the thought of royal jewellery, spices, good leather items, and colourful jootis immediately strikes the mind. Shopping in Rajasthan has always been a gala thing. It is indeed one of the most interesting and fun things to do. From multi-coloured beautiful jootis to vibrant paintings, to the traditional and antique stuff, Rajasthan has and everything for shopaholics.  If your next plan is to visit Rajasthan, then do not miss to enjoy shopping in its vibrant markets. Have a look at some of the famous marketplaces to shop from- Jaipur- Johri Bazar known for classic Jaipuri ornaments, Bapu Bazar famous for handloom, Rajasthani textiles, Jodhpur- Clock Tower Market- famous for selling spices, Nai Sarak- famous for bandhani, Udaipur- Bada Bazar-one can find each and everything here, Hathi Pol Bazar- known for Rajasthani miniature paintings, Jaisalmer- Sadar Bazar-  a wholesale market, Bikaner- Mahatma Gandhi Road- for leather Juttis, textiles, and Bikaneri bhujia, Kote Gate- for local art and handicrafts, Pushkar- Sadar Bazaar- Hindu god idols, textiles, leatherware, puppets, tribal jewellery, and embroidery clothes. 

When we think of Rajasthan, one thing that strikes our mind is the historical monuments, massive forts and palaces, and the bygone era. Labelled as the Land of Kings, Rajasthan features some enriching historical places which are quite apt for history buffs. Rajasthan is one such princely state that majorly features its grand forts and palaces. Our Rajasthan tour packages give one a chance to explore such amazing historical places that undoubtedly make a major place in one’s tour itinerary. Have a look at these places- Amer Fort, Jaigarh Fort, Chittorgarh Fort, Junagarh Fort, Mehrangarh Fort, Ranthambore Fort, City Palace, Nahargarh Fort, Fort Museum, Umaid Bhawan Palace, Kumbhalgarh Fort, Jantar Mantar, Hawa Mahal, Jal Mahal, and Abhaneri Stepwells. 

Have an ultimate vacation in the land of Maharajas, Rajasthan and create some awesome memories to cherish for a lifetime. Rajasthan is not only renowned for its architectural wonders and exotic places, but it is also known for plenty of things one can do. So for a heartwarming experience, add these interesting activities to enjoy on your next vacation- A hot air Balloon ride in Pushkar and Jaipur, Desert camping, a wildlife safari at Ranthambore, Sariska tiger reserve, zip-lining at Mehrangarh fort, trekking, dune bashing at Thar desert, and camel safari in Pushkar and Jaisalmer.

Rajasthan is a true royal state by all means. With its spices, great and heartwarming locals, heritage items, UNESCO world heritage sites and plenty of things to enjoy, Rajasthan is a fantastic place for every kind of traveller, be it the culture enthusiast, adventure seeker, or history buff; there is something for everyone. Apart from plenty of interesting things, camel safari is one such thing one can't afford to miss enjoying. So let the ship of the desert make you explore the ruins and pretty structures and give you a heart-throbbing experience. One can head towards Pushkar and Jaisalmer, which are the famous places to enjoy a camel safari in Rajasthan. 

Tourists from all over the world visit Rajasthan throughout the year, but the best and most fantastic time to explore Rajasthan is during the winter months of November to February, as this is the time when the temperature is not too high and is apt for visiting places. Avoid visiting during the summer season which starts in April and lasts until June, but one can head towards Mount Abu which is the only hill station in Rajasthan. 

Rajasthan tour packages are complete travel plans that cover everything you need for a comfortable and enjoyable trip across Rajasthan. These packages usually include hotel stays, transfers, sightseeing tours, meals, and guides. Whether you want a cultural journey, a royal heritage experience, or an adventure-filled desert holiday, there are many Rajasthan tour packages designed for couples, families, and solo travellers. These well-organised packages help travellers explore the beauty, history, and traditions of the “Land of Kings” without worrying about arrangements.

To experience Rajasthan comfortably, a trip of 7 to 10 days is usually ideal. This duration allows travellers to explore the main attractions like Jaipur, Udaipur, Jodhpur, and Jaisalmer at an easy pace. However, if you want a short trip, 4 to 5 days are enough for one or two destinations. Those who wish to explore Rajasthan deeply, including offbeat towns like Bundi, Kumbhalgarh, or Ranthambore, can plan a journey of 12 to 15 days. Most Rajasthan trip packages are flexible and can be customised according to your available time.

Yes, Rajasthan holiday packages by IndiaTripio are perfect for families. The state is safe, friendly, and offers experiences that appeal to both adults and children. Families can enjoy visiting grand forts, watching cultural shows, staying in heritage hotels, and taking camel rides in the desert. Many packages also include comfortable hotels with family-friendly facilities, easy travel routes, and meals suited for all tastes. Cities like Jaipur, Udaipur, and Mount Abu are particularly popular among family travellers.

Accommodation options in Rajasthan range from luxury heritage palaces to budget hotels. Most Rajasthan vacation packages include comfortable three-star or four-star hotels with modern amenities. For those who want a royal experience, heritage hotels such as City Palace Udaipur or Fort Khejarla offer a stay filled with grandeur. Travellers seeking adventure can opt for desert camps in Jaisalmer or eco-lodges in rural areas. Every accommodation type provides a glimpse of Rajasthan’s rich hospitality.

Offbeat places include Bundi, Kumbhalgarh, Mandawa, Osian, and Ranakpur. These towns offer peaceful stays, unique architecture, and authentic village life. Adding one of these to your Rajasthan tour package gives a more balanced experience.