Rajasthan Tour Packages
Rajasthan, with its grand palaces, golden deserts, colorful festivals, and rich traditions, welcomes you to experience the royal heritage of India. Step into a land where golden forts rise from the desert, palaces reflect in peaceful lakes, and every street tells stories of kings and warriors.
With Flamingo Transworld, your Rajasthan trip becomes more than just a holiday. It becomes a collection of special moments, carefully planned just for travellers like you. We take care of everything from choosing the best heritage stays and smooth travel to giving you real local experiences so you can simply enjoy and make unforgettable memories in this amazing state.
Step into a world of royal palaces, golden deserts, colourful festivals, and warm hospitality with our Rajasthan tour packages.
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Why Choose Flamingo Travels for Your Rajasthan Holiday?
Planning a holiday to Rajasthan should be exciting, not confusing, and that is exactly what Flamingo Transworld delivers. We know what you need - clear prices, comfortable travel, real experiences, and the peace of mind that comes from travelling with people who really care.
- Clear Prices: No hidden surprises. Each package clearly lists inclusions from hotels and transfers to meals and sightseeing, so you always know what you are paying for.
- Safe & Comfortable Travel: We partner with trusted hotels and transport providers, with 24/7 support on the ground, so you enjoy peace of mind at every moment.
- Verified Comfort & Safety: We partner with reliable hotels, transport providers, and local guides who share our standards of safety, hygiene, and service.
- Everything Covered: Our Rajasthan tour packages include everything β from flights/trains and hotels to transfers, sightseeing, and meals. You simply relax and soak in the royal charm.
- Stay at the Best Locations: We choose hotels in Rajasthan that are comfortable, safe, and close to major attractions. Whether you want to wake up to Lake Pichola views in Udaipur or stay in a beautiful Haveli in Jaipur, we pick the right places for you.
- Always Here for You: Our support team is always available during your trip. Need to change plans? Have special food requests? Need medical help or restaurant suggestions? Just call us, we are here to help, day or night.
- Flexible Booking & Transparent Policies: We offer clear booking steps, honest cancellation policies, and easy add-ons like room upgrades, private cars, extra nights, or special activities. We explain everything up front so you know exactly what you are getting.
- Handy Travel App: Download our Buddha app for instant access to hotel details, contact numbers, local tips, emergency services, and everything you need right on your phone.
Best Rajasthan Tour Packages for Every Traveller
Rajasthan welcomes all kinds of travellers. Whether you love culture, want a romantic getaway, plan a family trip, or seek adventure, we have the perfect Rajasthan tour package for you.
Rajasthan Private Tour Packages
- Duration: 5 to 10 days
- Inclusions: Private car/van, chauffeur-driven transfers, 4-star or heritage hotels, daily breakfast, optional meals, and personalized sightseeing.
- Price Range (approx): βΉ45,000 β βΉ85,000 per person
- Custom Options: Add camel safaris, luxury heritage stays, cultural shows, or other special experiences.
Rajasthan Family Tour Packages
- Duration: 4 to 8 days
- Inclusions: private vehicle or air-conditioned coach travel, 3*, 4* or 5* hotels, daily breakfast, add-on family-friendly activities, sightseeing, and add-on meals.
- Price Range (approx): βΉ35,000 β βΉ70,000 per person
- Custom Options: Add camel safaris, local festivals, adventure activities, and more.
Note: Prices are indicative. Final cost depends on dates, flight class, hotel category, and availability. Our pre-booked airline seats for group tours offer good value for money. Private or custom tours have separate pricing.
How to Book Your Rajasthan Tour with Flamingo Transworld
Booking your dream Rajasthan holiday is simple with our team:
- Pick the ideal Rajasthan tour package: Group, private, family, or honeymoon.
- We take care of everything: flights, hotels, transfers, meals, and sightseeing.
- A dedicated expert helps you from booking to take-off.
- Enjoy a smooth, fun-filled Rajasthan trip, knowing each detail is planned by professionals.
Get special deals for group bookings, early bird offers, and EMI payment options to make your tour to Rajasthan even easier.
Best Time to Visit Rajasthan
Rajasthan can be visited throughout the year, but your experience will vary depending on the season. Choosing the right time to visit Rajasthan makes your trip much more comfortable and enjoyable.
Here is a simple guide to help you holiday in Rajasthan.
Peak Season: October to March
- Weather: Beautiful winter weather with temperatures between 10Β°C and 25Β°Cβperfect for sightseeing. Days are sunny and pleasant, nights get cool, especially in desert areas.
- Crowds: High, especially around festivals like Diwali, Pushkar Fair, and New Year; advance bookings are recommended.
- Costs: Hotels and tour packages cost more during this season because of high demand. Flight and train tickets also cost more.
- Best For: Festivals, city tours, desert safaris, and wildlife spotting.
- Tip: Book your hotels, safaris, and tours 4-6 weeks early to get the best rates and availability, especially during festivals or long weekends.
Shoulder Season: July to September
- Weather: Monsoon brings moderate rain, especially in eastern Rajasthan, with temperatures between 25Β°C and 35Β°C. The land looks beautiful, green, fresh, with full lakes and pleasant weather, though expect some showers.
- Crowds: Minimal, ideal for travellers who prefer serene stays and fewer tourists.
- Costs: Lowest of the year. Great deals on luxury hotels and private experiences.
- Best For: Couples, photographers, and nature lovers.
- Tip: Some desert and other areas may be closed or hard to reach during the rains, so plan your trip accordingly.
Off-Peak Season: April to June
- Weather: Very hot summer with temperatures between 35Β°C and 45Β°C. Daytime sightseeing is tough. But hill areas like Mount Abu stay cooler and pleasant.
- Crowds: Moderate to low, making it ideal for peaceful sightseeing and photography without rush.
- Costs: Mid-range; expect discounts on hotels, transport, and guided tours.
- Best For: Good for budget travellers, wildlife lovers, and couples.
- Tip: Visit monuments before 10 AM or after 5 PM. Drink lots of water, wear light cotton clothes, and use strong sunscreen.
How to Reach Rajasthan from Major Indian Cities
Rajasthan is connected well by air, train, and road from every part of India, giving you many options based on your time, budget, and preference.
By Air
Rajasthan is well-connected by air through major airports in Jaipur, Udaipur, and Jodhpur. Direct flights connect from Delhi, Mumbai, Bangalore, Ahmedabad, Kolkata, and more. Airlines that fly to Rajasthan are IndiGo, Air India, SpiceJet, and Alliance Air.
Booking 3-4 weeks early gets you the best prices and timings. Our Rajasthan tour packages can include flight bookings with clear pricing, airport pickup and drop, and smooth coordination so you land stress-free and start your trip immediately.
By Road
Rajasthan's excellent highways make road trips scenic and flexible. Watch the landscape change from cities to villages to desert views. A drive from Delhi (approx. 5-7 hours to Jaipur) or Ahmedabad (approx. 11-12 hours to Udaipur/Mount Abu) is highly popular. State-run and private Volvo buses, as well as self-driving cars, make intercity travel easy. AC buses and cabs are popular for comfort and flexibility.
By Train
Indian Railways connects Rajasthan extensively with economical and comfortable train options for every budget. The state has a strong railway network that connects it to major cities across India. Important railway stations include Jaipur, Kota, Jodhpur, Udaipur, Bikaner, Ajmer, Alwar, Abu Road, and Bharatpur. Among these, Jaipur and Kota are key hubs with good connectivity to cities like Delhi, Mumbai, Kolkata, and Chennai.
Several express trains, such as the Rajdhani Express, Shatabdi Express, and Duronto, run to and from Rajasthan. Depending on where you start your journey, travel time can vary. For example, a train from Delhi to Jaipur takes around 4.5 to 5.5 hours, while a train from Mumbai to Jodhpur can take up to 16 hours. We help book your train tickets, arrange station pickups, and make sure your travel between trains and hotels is smooth.
Top Places to Visit on Your Rajasthan Trip
Rajasthan has many attractions that offer a glimpse into its royal past and vibrant culture. Here are five must-visit places in Rajasthan that you should not miss in your Rajasthan holiday package.
Here are Flamingoβs must-visit picks for your next Rajasthan tour:
Jaipur - the Pink City
The capital of Rajasthan, Jaipur, blends old-world charm with vibrant modern energy. Admire the beauty of the City Palace and Amber Fort, shop for bright fabrics at Johari Bazar, and take a photo at the famous Hawa Mahal. Do not miss the astronomical wonders of Jantar Mantar.
Evening visits to Nahargarh Fort offer beautiful sunset views over the city. You can also enjoy modern spots like cafes, rooftop restaurants with fort views, and boutique hotels made from restored old houses. Its rich history, friendly locals, and timeless charm make it a must-visit destination for those craving culture and colour.
Udaipur β The City of Lakes and Romance
Set amidst hills and lakes, Udaipur is a dreamy destination draped in romance and royalty. Known as the most romantic city of India, Udaipur is a must-visit place in Rajasthan for honeymooners and culture lovers. Glide over the shimmering waters of Lake Pichola, explore the City Palace, and watch the sunset from Ambrai Ghat.
Visit the shimmering Jag Mandir and the beautiful Saheliyon Ki Bari. Watch evening cultural shows with Rajasthani dance and music. Explore old city lanes with painting workshops and puppet makers. Udaipur perfectly combines romance, history, and natural beauty.
Jodhpur β The Blue City
Jodhpur is called the Blue City because of its bright blue houses that sit below the grand Mehrangarh Fort, one of the biggest and best-preserved forts in India. Walk through the winding lanes of the Old Town, shop for local handicrafts in Sardar Market, and soak in panoramic views of the city from the fort.
Umaid Bhawan Palace, one of the largest private homes in the world, still lived in by royals, is partly a luxury hotel and museum with vintage cars and royal items. The Blue City beautifully blends its rich history, lively culture, and friendly people. Jodhpur is rich in local experiences, making it a vital stop on your Rajasthan tour.
Jaisalmer - The Golden Desert City
Jaisalmer, shining like a mirage in the Thar Desert, charms visitors with its golden sandstone architecture. Jaisalmer Fort is a unique living fort where about 3,000 people still live in ancestral homes, shops, temples, and restaurants.
Explore the palace complex, Jain temples with beautiful carvings, and viewpoints with stunning desert views. Witness sunset over the Sam Sand Dunes, enjoy desert music, and try Rajasthani cuisine at open-air camps. The main draw is the experience of the Thar Desert, with spectacular sunset views, camel safaris, and overnight camping on the Sam Sand Dunes. Jaisalmer perfectly captures the desert magic, beauty, and romance of a holiday in Rajasthan.
Pushkar β The Spiritual Gem
Pushkar is a peaceful and holy town built around the sacred Pushkar Lake, which has over 50 ghats for pilgrims. It is home to one of the few existing Brahma Temples in the world. It attracts both devotees and curious travellers with its unique design, stories, and sacred feel. Pushkar is a spiritual place all year, but it is best known for the Pushkar Camel Fair (Kartik Mela) held in November.
During this time, the quiet town turns into a lively festival with camel trading, cultural shows, and traditional competitions. Even without the fair, Pushkarβs narrow streets are perfect for shopping, from silver jewellery and embroidered bags to musical instruments and spiritual items. With its slow pace, spiritual vibe, and friendly atmosphere, Pushkar is ideal for anyone looking for peace, culture, or a relaxing trip to Rajasthan.
Top Things to Do in Rajasthan
Besides its stunning forts and palaces, there are many exciting things to do in Rajasthan, from real local culture and fun adventures to spiritual trips and unforgettable activities.
Camel Safari in the Thar Desert
A camel safari is the soul of every Rajasthan trip. Ride through the golden dunes of Jaisalmer or Bikaner, watching the sun set over the endless desert. The golden sands of the Thar Desert, especially around the Sam Sand Dunes near Jaisalmer, offer an ethereal experience. You can choose a short sunset ride or an overnight camping experience under the stars with traditional music and a Rajasthani dinner.
Choose half-day safaris, full-day safaris, or overnight camping. Luxury camps have attached bathrooms, comfortable beds, gourmet meals, and cultural shows with folk music, dance, and puppet shows. Budget options offer simple stays with local families for authentic experiences.
Witness Rajasthani Folk Music & Dance Performances
Experience the soul of Rajasthan through its folk performances. The culture of Rajasthan shines through its music and dance. You can watch a Kalbelia dance in Jaisalmer or enjoy Ghoomar performances during festivals or at places like Bagore Ki Haveli in Udaipur. These performances are often held in heritage hotels during dinner or at dedicated cultural villages like Chokhi Dhani.
Cities like Jaipur, Udaipur, and Jaisalmer host evening cultural shows where traditional Manganiyar and Langa musicians play soulful tunes about love and bravery. The music, colours, and energy of these performances create an atmosphere of pure joy.
Shop at Colourful Local Bazaars
Exploring the busy local markets is a must with every tour to Rajasthan. Rajasthan is a shopper's paradise. The bustling bazaars are a riot of colour and craftsmanship, making shopping a must-do activity. Head to Johari Bazaar in Jaipur for authentic gemstones and silver jewellery, the Sadar Market in Jodhpur for spice, textiles, and the famous Mojaris (leather shoes), or the streets of Udaipur for traditional paintings (Pichwai).
Talented local artists sell handmade items made using age-old skills. These markets are not just for shopping, they are lively places full of colour, culture, and tradition, giving you a real feel of the rich heritage of Rajasthan.
Spot Wildlife at Ranthambore National Park
Rajasthan is not just famous for forts and deserts; it also has amazing wildlife. For nature lovers, Ranthambore National Park is a thrilling escape into the wild. Once a royal hunting ground, itβs now one of Indiaβs best tiger reserves.
Enjoy jeep safaris to spot Bengal tigers, leopards, deer, and exotic birds against a backdrop of ancient ruins. Guided jeep safaris maximize your chances of spotting wildlife while also exploring ancient ruins and scenic lakes inside the park, an unforgettable blend of adventure and nature. The mix of history and wildlife makes the Ranthambore trip truly special.
Explore the Majestic Forts and Palaces
The grand forts and palaces of Rajasthan reflect its rich history, telling stories of bravery and royal heritage. Visit Amber Fort near Jaipur, known for its Mirror Palace and beautiful courtyards. Mehrangarh Fort in Jodhpur overlooks the Blue City with stunning views, detailed carvings, and museums. The Maharajaβs audio guide shares personal stories.
City Palace in Udaipur sits by Lake Pichola with palaces, museums, and terraces offering amazing views. Jaisalmer Fort is special as people still live inside, explore its temples and palace. Kumbhalgarh Fort has the second-longest wall in India and hosts evening light-and-sound shows. Each fort has its own charm, rich history, and great photo spots.
Must-Try Foods in Rajasthan - A Culinary Experience
Rajasthan's food reflects its deep traditions and past. You can try hot, spicy dishes and tasty sweet treats that will make delight your taste buds.
Top local dishes to try in Rajasthan are,
- Dal Baati Churma
- Gatte ki Sabzi
- Ker Sangri
- Pyaaz Kachori
- Panchmel Dal
- Ghevar
- Laal Maas
- Bajra ki Roti with Lehsun Chutney
- Mirchi Bada
- Gujiya
Top Shopping Spots in Rajasthan
Rajasthan is a great place to shop, with many markets full of traditional items. You can buy clothes, jewellery, and other handmade goods that show the region's skilled craft workers.
- Johari Bazaar - Jaipur
- Sardar Market - Jodhpur
- Nehru Bazaar - Jaipur
- Nai Sarak - Jodhpur
- Bada Bazaar - Udaipur
- Bhatia Bazaar - Jaisalmer
- Sadar Bazaar - Pushkar
- Sojati Gate Market - Jodhpur
- Pansari Bazar - Jaisalmer
- Kote Gate Road - Bikaner
What to Buy on Your Rajasthan Tour,
- Puppets and Stuffed Dolls
- Blue Pottery
- Lac Bangles
- Carpets and dhurries
- Miniature Paintings
- Textiles
- Gemstones and Jewellery
- Leather goods
- Handcrafted Mojaris
- Phads and Pichwais
- Stone carvings
- Terracotta
Experience the Vibrant Nightlife of Rajasthan
Though Rajasthan is famous for its history and culture, its cities also have fun things to do at night. You can enjoy both old-style shows and new entertainment.
The best places to enjoy nightlife in Rajasthan are,
- Light Show at Amer Fort
- Sajjangarh Palace Sunset and City Lights - Udaipur
- Bar hopping
- Desert Camping & Bonfire - Jaisalmer
- Puppet shows
- Bagore Ki Haveli Cultural Show - Udaipur
- Night shopping at Clock Tower Market - Jodhpur
- City Palace Sound & Light Show β Udaipur
- Sufi Nights at Narain Niwas β Jaipur
- Sky Bar at Hilton β Jaipur
Experience the Festivals of Rajasthan
The lively vibe of Rajasthan shines brightest during its festivals, filled with colours, music, traditions, and celebrations. These festivals help you feel the royal vibes, stories, and happy traditions of this colourful state.
1. Desert Festival
- When - 30th Jan β 1st Feb.
- Where - Jaisalmer
- Why - Held in the golden desert, this festival highlights Rajasthani culture with camel races, folk music, turban-tying, and moustache contests. It is a colourful celebration of desert life and its rich traditions.
2. Pushkar Camel Fair
- When β 30th Oct β 5th Nov
- Where β Pushkar
- Why - This famous fair brings together animal trading and a holy gathering at Pushkar Lake. It features cultural shows, camel parades, and religious rituals, making it a truly unique event.
3. Teej Festival
- When - JulyβAugust (During the monsoon β Shravan month)
- Where - Jaipur
- Why - Teej celebrates the bond of Goddess Parvati and Lord Shiva. Women wear green clothes, sing folk songs, enjoy swings, join processions, and eat sweets, celebrating love and the joy of the monsoon.
4. Gangaur Festival
- When β 21 and 22nd March
- Where - Across Rajasthan, majorly in Jaipur and Udaipur
- Why - This festival is for Goddess Gauri and is celebrated by women who pray for a happy married life. It includes colourful processions, traditional clothes, singing, and the immersion of idols.
5. Rajasthan International Folk Festival
- When - October (around Sharad Purnima, full moon night)
- Where - Mehrangarh Fort, Jodhpur
- Why - RIFF is a global festival that celebrates folk music and art. It features traditional music, mix-style shows, and full moon performances, all honouring culture and tradition.
6. Kite Festival
- When β 14th January
- Where - Jaipur
- Why - This festival celebrates the sun moving into Capricorn with bright kite flying, happiness, and tasty traditional sweets.
7. Marwar or Maand Festival
- When β between September and October
- Where - Jodhpur
- Why - This festival celebrates the bravery of Rajput warriors with folk music, dance, and cultural shows that highlight the rich Marwar traditions in Jodhpur.
Tips for a Hassle-Free Rajasthan Trip
- Book Early: For peak season (OctβMar) travel, especially if aiming for the Pushkar Fair or Ranthambore safaris. Hotels, safaris, and camps fill up fast in peak season (OctβMar). Book 4β6 weeks in advance.
- Protect yourself from the Sun: Use sunscreen, wear a hat, and carry sunglasses to stay safe from the strong sun.
- Respect Local Customs: Dress modestly for temples, remove shoes when entering religious sites, and ask before taking photos of locals or ceremonies.
- Carry Cash (INR): While cards and UPI are widely accepted in cities, local bazaars, small eateries, and remote areas require cash. Keep small denominations for auto-rickshaws.
- Stay Hydrated & Carry Water: The air is very dry. Drink bottled water only, especially outside the hotel. Carry an ORS or Glucon-D sachet during day trips for energy.
- Bargain Respectfully: Bargaining is expected in local markets (e.g., Jaipurβs Johari Bazaar). A general rule of thumb is to politely offer 30-50% of the starting price and negotiate from there.
- Stay Safe at Night: Avoid going out alone after dark. Go with a trusted local or an authorized guide.
- Pack for Changing Weather: Days can be warm, while evenings turn cool, especially in desert areas like Jaisalmer. Carry light cottons, a few warm layers, sunscreen, sunglasses, and a hat. Comfortable shoes are a must for fort visits and bazaar walks.
- Choose the right time: Most forts and palaces close by early evening. Plan your sightseeing schedule accordingly, and check local timings before you go. Early mornings are best for safaris and photography.
Getting Around in Rajasthan
When you are in Rajasthan, getting around and visiting places means knowing the different transport options, as each one suits a different travel style. Hiring a private cab with a driver is the most convenient way to explore. It allows flexibility for sightseeing stops and photo breaks. Intercity cabs and day rentals are easily available from all major cities.
For budget-friendly travel, trains are comfortable and scenic. Overnight trains between key cities like JaipurβJaisalmer and UdaipurβJodhpur save time and hotel costs.
For long-distance travellers, domestic flights between Jaipur, Udaipur, and Jodhpur make travel quick and convenient. Getting around in Rajasthan by air is ideal if you are short on time or planning a multi-city Rajasthan tour.
Our Transportation (Mostly Included in our Packages):
- Group Tours: You will travel in a comfortable, air-conditioned coach with your group and a dedicated tour manager.
- Private Tours: You will have your own car and a local driver at your disposal, offering complete flexibility. Recommended for families and couples.
- Airport Pickups: We pick you up from any airport in Rajasthan and drop you off at your pre-booked hotel.
Note: Vehicles in our packages can only be used as per the planned schedule. Any extra use, additional kilometres, or extra hours will cost more at the agreed rates.
Best Places to Stay in Rajasthan
Rajasthan has all kinds of places to stay - from royal palaces to budget hotels - so every traveller can find a place that suits them.
Top 10 Hotels in Rajasthan across different budgets,
- Taj Lake Palace - Udaipur
- The Oberoi Rajvilas - Jaipur
- Narendra Bhawan - Bikaner
- Zostel - Jodhpur
- Hotel Pearl Palace - Jaipur
- The Lalit Laxmi Vilas Palace - Udaipur
- The Fern Residency - Mount Abu
- Hotel Ratan Vilas - Jodhpur
- Alsisar Haveli - Jaipur
- Desert Dream Royal Camp - Jaisalmer
Book Your Rajasthan Tour with Flamingo Travels
A trip to Rajasthan is more than a holiday; it is a journey into royal history, colourful culture, and unforgettable memories. With Flamingo Transworld, you can enjoy it all without any stress. Our Rajasthan tour packages are made for travellers who want comfort, safety, and a real taste of Rajasthan.
Whether you want to see the pink palaces of Jaipur, enjoy the sunsets of Udaipur Lake, ride camels in the golden dunes of Jaisalmer, spot tigers in Ranthambore, or explore colorful markets and royal heritage, we design the perfect tour to Rajasthan just for you. With honest pricing, years of experience, and genuine care, we make your Rajasthan trip the holiday you have always dreamed of.
Ready to explore the royal land of Rajasthan? Contact us for a custom quote and let Flamingoβs team help plan your Rajasthan trip with ease.
