Popular Rajasthan itineraries
17 curated routes; 5,340 total route options. Base estimates use default traveller preferences; dates, passport and hotel choices may change your total.
- Jaipur long weekend · 4 days, Jaipur · from ₹15,715 per person, base estimate before flights. The Pink City in three nights: forts on the ridges, the palace and observatory in the old city, bazaar shopping and a food walk.
- Pushkar Camel Fair with a night in Jaipur · 5 days, Jaipur → Pushkar & Ajmer · from ₹17,825 per person, base estimate before flights. The great livestock fair and pilgrimage at Pushkar — camel trading, competitions and the full-moon bathing — with Jaipur's Amber Fort on the way in.
- Jaipur and slow Bundi · 6 days, Jaipur → Bundi · from ₹22,365 per person, base estimate before flights. Jaipur's big sights, then two quiet days in Bundi — a small blue town of painted palace rooms, stepwells and lakes that feels a world away from the tour-bus circuit.
- Monsoon in Mewar: Udaipur and Mount Abu · 6 days, Udaipur → Mount Abu · from ₹25,300 per person, base estimate before flights. Rajasthan's green season: Udaipur's lakes fill and the Aravallis turn green, the Monsoon Palace lives up to its name, and Mount Abu sits in the clouds.
- Tigers and forts: Jaipur and Ranthambore · 6 days, Jaipur → Ranthambore · from ₹25,715 per person, base estimate before flights. Jaipur's highlights, then three nights at Ranthambore for four safaris in search of tigers, plus the fort inside the reserve.
- Udaipur and Kumbhalgarh honeymoon · 6 days, Udaipur → Kumbhalgarh & Ranakpur · from ₹26,150 per person, base estimate before flights. Lake-palace romance in Udaipur, then two quiet nights in the Aravalli hills by Kumbhalgarh's great walls and the marble temple at Ranakpur.
- First trip: Jaipur and Udaipur · 7 days, Jaipur → Udaipur · from ₹33,465 per person, base estimate before flights. Two of India's most photogenic cities at an easy pace, linked by a one-hour flight: the Pink City's forts and bazaars, then Udaipur's lakes and palaces.
- Mewar circuit: Udaipur, Chittorgarh, Kumbhalgarh and Mount Abu · 7 days, Udaipur → Kumbhalgarh & Ranakpur → Mount Abu · from ₹30,700 per person, base estimate before flights. Southern Rajasthan's forts and temples: Udaipur's palaces, the epic fort at Chittorgarh, Kumbhalgarh's walls and Ranakpur, then the Dilwara temples in the cool hills of Mount Abu.
- Thar desert: Jodhpur and Jaisalmer · 7 days, Jodhpur → Jaisalmer · from ₹34,225 per person, base estimate before flights. Western Rajasthan's two desert cities: Jodhpur's blue lanes and mighty fort, Bishnoi villages, then Jaisalmer's golden fort, havelis and a night among the dunes.
- Three royal cities: Jaipur, Jodhpur and Udaipur · 7 days, Jaipur → Jodhpur → Udaipur · from ₹35,550 per person, base estimate before flights. A brisk week through the three capitals of Rajput Rajasthan — the Pink City, the Blue City and the City of Lakes — with Ranakpur's marble temple on the drive between them.
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Where to go in Rajasthan
- Ranthambore: Tiger safaris among the ruins of a thousand-year-old fort (2–3 nights)
- Jaipur: The Pink City of hilltop forts, palaces and bazaars (2–4 nights)
- Bundi: Unhurried blue-washed town of murals, stepwells and a hillside palace (2–3 nights)
- Pushkar & Ajmer: Sacred lake, ghats and the Brahma temple, with Ajmer's dargah next door (2–3 nights)
- Chittorgarh: India's largest fort, with Rajput towers, palaces and legends (Day trip or 1 night)
- Udaipur: Lake palaces, ghats and sunsets in the City of Lakes (2–4 nights)
- Kumbhalgarh & Ranakpur: A fort with 36 km of walls and the marble Jain temple at Ranakpur (1–2 nights)
- Mount Abu: Rajasthan's only hill station, with the Dilwara marble temples (2–3 nights)
- Jodhpur: The Blue City under the cliff-top Mehrangarh Fort (2–3 nights)
- Jaisalmer: A living sandstone fort, carved havelis and desert dunes (2–3 nights)
When to go
Rajasthan is best Oct–Mar for cool, sunny sightseeing; Apr–Jun is fiercely hot, and Jul–Sep brings the monsoon, green hills around Udaipur and closed tiger zones. Month-by-month guide
Visa & flights
ID for Indian travellers: No visa needed for a domestic trip. Indian citizens need no visa or permit. Carry a government photo ID (Aadhaar, passport, voter ID or driving licence) for flights, trains and hotel check-in.
Flights within India: return fares usually run ₹5,000–₹14,000 per person, depending on your city and season. Set your city in the header for local currency and visa rules.