Tour: RAJASTHAN

Duration: 14 Days [From Howrah to Howrah]

Night stays:

Bikaner= 1night, Jaisalmer = 2 night, Jodhpur = 1 Night Mount Abu = 1 night, Udaipur = 2 Night, Pushkar = 1 Nigh Jaipur = 2 NIght

Inclusion:

# Family wise non AC hotel room accommodation

# Food [Breakfast, Lunch, Evening tea with snacks and dinner ] (without train food).

# All transfers and sightseeing by non AC vehicle as mentioned in tour itinerary.

Exclusion:

# Any kind of train and air fare.

# Any kind of food and drinks during the journey by train.

# Any kind of personal expenses, like coolie charge, Guide charge, Camel safari, Horse riding, Elephant safari, Cultural programme,

Entry fees, Light & sound show, Boating, Laundry, Packaged drinking water etc .

# Whatever is not mentioned in inclusion list and itinerary.

# Auto fare for Chittor garh fort.

ITINERARY:

DAY:01 Train from Howrah Station. [Train No.22307] From Howrah Station @ 11:25 pm

DAY:02 In transit.

DAY:03 Arrival at Bikaner railway station [06:25 am] and transfer to Hotel. On that day we will visit Junagarh fort, Camel research

center, Karni mata Temple. Overnight stay in Bikaner.

DAY:04 Afterbreakfast, proceed to Jaisalmer, on arrival at Jaisalmer check-in to hotel, rest of the day is free for individual activities.

You can do your shopping or simply enjoy the magnificent view of Sonar-Quilla at the time of sun set. Overnight stay in

Jaisalmer.

DAY:05 After breakfast visit Sonar kella [Jaisalmer fort], Patwon ki haveli and Gadisar lake. After lunch start for Sam to enjoy the sun

set and camel safari, after sun set join the Rajasthani folk programme, after enjoying the programme back to hotel and night

stay. This Programme and camel safari is completely an individual choice; the cost of the entire package [cultural

programme + camel safari] is not included in our [Sarathi Tour & Travel’s] package.

DAY:06 In the morning checkout from hotel and start for Jodhpur, on the way to hotel visit Mehrangarh fort and after that

Sight seeing check-in to hotel and night stay at Jodhpur.

DAY:07 After breakfast Visit Umed Bhawan Palace then transfer to hotel for lunch and after lunch we will leave Jodhpur and proceed

to Mt.Abu. Night stay at Mt.Abu.

DAY:08 After breakfast visit Nakki lake and Dilwara Jain temple, after covering these sightseeing we will leave Mt.Abu and transfer

to Udaipur, on arrival at Udaipur check-in to hotel and night stay.

DAY:09 On that day we will visit some popular places in Udaipur like, City Palace, Sukhadia Circle, Pratap Smarak, Fateh Sagar

Lake, Sahelion Ki Bari etc and night stay in Udaipur.

DAY:10 Early in the morning checkout from hotel and transfer to Pushkar via Chittorgarh fort [112km approx] and

Night stay in Pushkar.

DAY:11 After breakfast visit Pushkar lake & Bramha temple and then leave Pushkar and transfer to Jaipur via Khwaja Gharib Nawaz

Dargah Sharif which is also known as Ajmer Sharif Dargah [approx 20km from Pushkar]. On arrival in Jaipur check-in to hotel

and night stay.

DAY:12 Covering the sightseeing of Jaipur, like Hawa mahal, Jalmahal, Albert hall museum, City palace, Jantar mantar, Amber palace,

etc. Overnight stay in Jaipur.

DAY:13 Early in the morning checkout from hotel and board the train [12308] at 04:50am for return journey

DAY:14 Return back to Howrah railway station at 04:55am.

DISTANCE CHART

Bikaner to Jaisalmer = 370 km [approx]

Jaisalmer to Jodhpur = 280 km [approx]

Jodhpur to Mt.Abu = 260 km [approx]

Mt.Abu to Udaipur = 165 km [approx]

Udaipur to Pushkar =350 km [approx]

Pushkar to Jaipur = 145 km [approx]

HOTEL CHECK-IN / CHECKOUT TIME : 12 NOON [*Except Mt. Abu]

[*Hotel checkout time at Mt.Abu = 09:00am]

Best Time to Experience Rajasthan

Rajasthan, the “Land of Kings”, is a destination of timeless grandeur where golden deserts, majestic forts, colorful bazaars, and vibrant festivals captivate travelers all year round. But with its diverse landscapes and extreme climate, choosing the right season to visit makes all the difference in how you experience this royal state.

October to March – The Ideal Season

The period from October to March is undoubtedly the best time to visit Rajasthan. The scorching summer heat gives way to cool, pleasant weather, making it perfect for sightseeing and outdoor adventures.

During these months, you can:

• Explore Jaipur’s Amber Fort, City Palace, and bustling bazaars without the discomfort of the sun.

• Enjoy a camel safari across the golden dunes of Jaisalmer under a crisp desert sky.

• Take romantic boat rides on Udaipur’s Lake Pichola, surrounded by palaces and shimmering waters.

• Visit Pushkar in November to witness the world-famous Pushkar Camel Fair.

Winter in Rajasthan also brings the charm of cultural festivals, folk performances, and starry desert nights—making this season magical for both families and honeymooners.

April to June – For Desert Adventures and Hill Retreats

Summer in Rajasthan can be intense, with temperatures soaring above 40°C in desert regions like Jodhpur, Bikaner, and Jaisalmer. However, this season has its own appeal. If you enjoy fewer crowds and budget-friendly travel, summer offers a quieter Rajasthan experience.

For a refreshing escape, head to Mount Abu, Rajasthan’s only hill station, where the weather remains mild and comfortable. Exploring palaces and forts early in the morning or during sunset also makes summer travel enjoyable.

July to September – The Monsoon Charm

The monsoon season transforms Rajasthan’s arid landscapes with occasional showers that bring a unique charm. While it’s not the peak tourist season, this is a wonderful time for travelers who love greenery, photography, and fewer crowds. The forts of Chittorgarh and Kumbhalgarh, as well as the lakes of Udaipur, look especially enchanting after the rains.

✨ Whether it’s the cool winters, the quiet summers, or the refreshing monsoon, Rajasthan has something special to offer in every season. But for the most comfortable and vibrant experience, October to March remains the best time to immerse yourself in the colors, culture, and royalty of Rajasthan.

At Sarathi Tour & Travels, we help you plan your journey around the season that best matches your travel style—so your Rajasthan adventure is not just a trip, but a lifetime experience.

Major Tourist Attractions in Rajasthan

Rajasthan, the “Land of Kings”, is a treasure trove of history, culture, and timeless beauty. From majestic forts that whisper tales of valor to golden deserts that glow under the setting sun, this royal state offers experiences that linger in your memory forever. Whether you are drawn to palaces, pilgrim towns, or natural retreats, Rajasthan has something for every traveler. Here are the major tourist attractions you must explore with Sarathi Tour & Travels:

Jaipur – The Pink City

The capital city of Rajasthan, Jaipur, is a vibrant blend of royal heritage and modern culture. Dotted with architectural wonders like the Amber Fort, City Palace, Hawa Mahal, and Jantar Mantar, Jaipur offers a deep dive into Rajput grandeur. Its bustling bazaars filled with jewelry, textiles, and handicrafts make it a paradise for shoppers.

Jodhpur – The Blue City

Nestled at the edge of the Thar Desert, Jodhpur is famous for its striking blue houses and the imposing Mehrangarh Fort, one of the largest forts in India. Wander through the old city’s narrow lanes, explore palaces and temples, and soak in panoramic views of the desert from the fort’s ramparts.

Jaisalmer – The Golden City

Rising like a mirage from the golden sands, Jaisalmer enchants visitors with its Jaisalmer Fort, intricately carved havelis, and vast Sam Sand Dunes. A camel safari at sunset, followed by folk performances under starry skies, is one of the most magical experiences Rajasthan has to offer.

Udaipur – The City of Lakes

Often called the “Venice of the East”, Udaipur is known for its shimmering lakes and romantic palaces. The City Palace, Lake Pichola, and Jag Mandir are must-visits for travelers seeking elegance and serenity. Udaipur’s charm lies in its slow pace, offering a perfect retreat for honeymooners and culture enthusiasts.

Mount Abu – The Hill Station of Rajasthan

The only hill station in Rajasthan, Mount Abu provides a refreshing escape from the desert heat. It is famous for the intricately carved Dilwara Temples, Nakki Lake, and its cool, scenic surroundings. A boat ride on the lake or a sunset view from Honeymoon Point makes this destination extra special.

Pushkar – The Sacred Town

One of the oldest cities in India, Pushkar is best known for the Brahma Temple and the holy Pushkar Lake. It is also world-famous for the Pushkar Camel Fair, a vibrant event showcasing Rajasthani culture, crafts, and traditions. The town’s laid-back atmosphere makes it ideal for spiritual seekers and cultural explorers.

Ajmer – A Pilgrim’s Paradise

Located close to Pushkar, Ajmer is home to the revered Ajmer Sharif Dargah, a Sufi shrine visited by millions of devotees every year. Beyond its spiritual significance, Ajmer offers a glimpse of Mughal history, serene lakes, and bustling local markets.

Chittorgarh – The Land of Legends

Chittorgarh is steeped in stories of valor and sacrifice. Its massive Chittorgarh Fort, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, dominates the landscape with towers, temples, palaces, and water bodies. The tales of Rani Padmini and heroic Rajput warriors make this fort a symbol of pride and resilience.

Bikaner – The Desert Jewel

Bikaner, with its stunning Junagarh Fort, ornate palaces, and vibrant culture, is another gem in Rajasthan’s crown. The city is also famous for its camel breeding farm and the colorful Karni Mata Temple (Rat Temple), which fascinates travelers with its uniqueness. Don’t forget to savor Bikaner’s world-famous snacks and sweets while you’re here.

✨ Rajasthan is not just a destination—it’s a journey through time, culture, and royalty. Each city has its own story to tell, offering travelers a chance to experience the grandeur of palaces, the spirituality of temples, and the charm of desert life.

With Sarathi Tour & Travels, your Rajasthan trip is carefully curated to combine comfort, culture, and adventure, ensuring that every moment is as majestic as the land itself.

FAQ – Rajasthan Tour Packages

Planning to explore the royal state of Rajasthan? With its grand palaces, golden deserts, colorful festivals, and rich heritage, Rajasthan is one of India’s most enchanting travel destinations. To make your journey smooth and hassle-free, here are some of the most frequently asked questions—answered for you by Sarathi Tour & Travels.

Is Rajasthan a Safe Destination for Tourists?

Yes, Rajasthan is considered one of the safest states for both domestic and international travelers. Cities like Jaipur, Udaipur, Jodhpur, and Jaisalmer welcome thousands of tourists every year. The locals are warm, hospitable, and respectful towards visitors. With Sarathi Tour & Travels, you also get the added assurance of safe transportation, reliable guides, and trusted accommodations throughout your trip.

What Type of Climate Can I Expect in Rajasthan?

Rajasthan’s climate varies dramatically between regions:

• October to March – The best time to visit. The weather is cool and pleasant, ideal for desert safaris, sightseeing, and cultural exploration.

• April to June – Summers can be extremely hot, especially in desert areas like Jaisalmer, but hill towns such as Mount Abu provide relief.

• July to September – The monsoon season brings scattered showers, reviving the landscape and adding a fresh charm to forts and palaces.

When traveling with us, we help you plan your itinerary according to the season, ensuring maximum comfort and unforgettable experiences.

What Type of Clothes Should I Pack for Rajasthan?

Given Rajasthan’s climate, lightweight cotton clothes are ideal for the hot months, while warm layers are necessary if you’re visiting in winter, especially during desert nights. Traditional attire is colorful and vibrant here, and tourists are welcomed to embrace it. Modest clothing is recommended when visiting temples and sacred sites. A hat, sunglasses, and sunscreen are essentials for daytime exploration.

How Many Airports Are There in Rajasthan?

Rajasthan is well connected with multiple airports, making it convenient to travel between its cities and from other parts of India. Major airports include:

• Jaipur International Airport (the busiest, connecting to several international destinations)

• Udaipur Airport (Maharana Pratap Airport)

• Jodhpur Airport

• Jaisalmer Airport (seasonal flights, especially popular during tourist season)

With this network, you can easily start or end your Rajasthan tour from any major city.

Are Desert Safaris and Camel Rides Safe?

Yes, desert safaris in Jaisalmer, Bikaner, and Pushkar are perfectly safe and one of the highlights of visiting Rajasthan. Experienced guides and handlers ensure your comfort and security whether you’re enjoying a jeep safari through the sand dunes or a traditional camel ride. Sarathi Tour & Travels works only with trusted safari operators, so you can enjoy the desert sunsets and cultural performances with complete peace of mind.

Can I Eat Non-Vegetarian Food in Rajasthan?

Definitely! Rajasthan is known for its bold and flavorful cuisine. While vegetarian dishes like dal baati churma are famous, non-vegetarian specialties such as laal maas (spicy mutton curry), safed maas, and kebabs are equally popular. In desert towns, you’ll also find unique dishes prepared with limited ingredients, showcasing the state’s culinary creativity.

At Sarathi Tour & Travels, we go the extra mile to make dining stress-free for our guests. We provide freshly cooked, healthy meals prepared by our experienced cooks, whether you prefer vegetarian or non-vegetarian options. That way, you can enjoy authentic flavors of Rajasthan while being assured of safety, hygiene, and quality.