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Rajasthan experiences summer from April to June, with temperatures ranging from 24°C to 48°C. The intense heat can be uncomfortable for tourists, making this season unfavorable for travel.
Rajasthan's monsoon season spans from July to September, with temperatures ranging from 21°C to 35°C. Thunderclaps usher in heavy rainfall during this period, making it a favorable season for travel.
Rajasthan's winter, from October to March, brings temperatures ranging from 13°C to 30°C. Enjoying favorable weather with pleasant daytime temperatures, it's an ideal time for travel.
A UNESCO World Heritage Site, Jaipur is dotted with numerous heritage sites that are unmissable.
The City of Lakes, Udaipur is about the royal palaces, man-made lakes, and the Aravalli Hills.
The Golden City, Jaisalmer reflects the rich history of Rajasthan and offers experiences you cannot forget.
Popular for its high possibility of tigers, Ranthambore National Park is Rajasthan's best wildlife destination.
An impregnable fort that makes Jaipur's important landmark, Amer Fort is a well-know and most-visited attraction in Rajasthan.
Featuring the world's largest stone sundial, Jantar Mantar is an ancient open-sky observatory that must not be missed when visiting Jaipur.
An architectural marvel, Hawa Mahal features a front facade with 953 windows (jharokas) and makes for the top attraction in Jaipur City.
Seated along Lake Pichola, City Palace boasts exwuisite architecture and rich history. The Palace is amongst the major sightseeing attractions in Udaipur.
Reckoned to be the most impressive Jain temple complex in India, Dilwara Jain Temples are on the list of top tourist attractions in Rajasthan.
Enjoy sighting tigers and other animals on an enthralling wilfdlife safari in Rajasthan's best wildlife reserves.
Soar high in the sky and experience the best hot-air ballooning in Jaipur, Pushkar, and Ranthambore.
Relish the experience of camping in the vast Thar Desert under the starlit sky for the best Rajasthan memories.
When in Rajasthan, you cannot miss out on a camel safari in the desert for that authentic feel.
Quench your thirst for some adventure and go for a dune bashing experience in the Thar Desert.
Soak the rich cultural of Rajasthan and witness varied dance & music performances like Ghoomar.
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The 15-day travel plan for Rajasthan is like a romantic adventure. You get to see lots of interesting places in this desert state.
Discover the essence of Delhi, Agra, and Jaipur in a concise 4-day Rajasthan GT tour, showcasing the best of major sightseeing attractions.
Discover the amazing history of India in only 8 days with the Rajasthan Golden Triangle tour. Visit famous old buildings and monuments.
Discover special things in famous cities like Delhi, Jaipur, Agra, Varanasi, and Khajuraho. Each place has its own unique treasures to explore.
Go on an exciting 13-day trip to Rajasthan and other heritage cities in North India, like Agra, Varanasi, and Amritsar.
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Craft an enchanting 14-day itinerary to explore the cultural heritage of Rajasthan and other captivating cities in North India, encompassing Agra, Varanasi, and Amritsar.
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Discover the splendors of Rajasthan's rich history, vibrant culture, and rustic beauty with this ideal 11-day tour itinerary, offering the perfect holiday package.
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Astir Passage invites you to the enchanting realm of Rajasthan, a state adorned with lively folk dance, majestic forts, and palaces, delectable spicy cuisine, vibrant turbans, vast golden sand deserts, camel rides, and exquisite handicrafts. Spanning 342,239 sq km, Rajasthan is an incredible destination for unforgettable holidays, catering to history buffs, culture aficionados, adventure seekers, wildlife enthusiasts, family vacations, honeymoons, and more.
Architectural Grandeur: Forts, Palaces, and Havelis!
Rajasthan’s primary allure lies in its enchanting havelis, palaces, and forts, enhancing the exploration of one of India’s historically affluent states. Among the most renowned forts are Chittorgarh, Mehrangarh, Jaisalmer, Jaigarh, and Junagadh, with Mehrangarh Fort in Jodhpur spanning an expansive 5 kilometers atop a hill rising nearly 125 meters. Chittorgarh Fort, the largest in Asia, covers an impressive 700 acres, extending 3 km in length and 13 km in perimeter. Beyond forts, Rajasthan showcases remarkable Hindu and Jain temples such as the Dilwara Jain Temples and Eklingji Temple, adding to the region’s architectural splendor.
A Vibrant Fusion of Dance, Music, Rides, and Colors!
Culture enthusiasts can partake in numerous fairs and festivals in Rajasthan, with the vibrant spectacle of cattle fairs in Pushkar and Nagaur being particularly captivating. Highlighting the state’s rich traditions, customs, folk dance, and music, prominent tourism festivals include the Desert Festival, Bikaner Camel Festival, Nagaur Fair, Pushkar Fair, Elephant Festival, Mewar Festival, Mount Abu Winter Festival, Gangaur Festival, and Teej.
Rajasthan is also home to a diverse and abundant wildlife!
Despite its hot and arid climate, Rajasthan is a treasure trove for wildlife enthusiasts. The state provides ample opportunities for tiger sightings and birdwatching, with renowned sanctuaries and parks like Ranthambore National Park, Sariska National Park, Keoladeo, and Mukundra Hills National Park. Blessed with diverse vegetation and a plethora of animal and bird species, Ranthambore and Sariska stand out as prime destinations for spotting the majestic Royal Bengal Tigers.
For birdwatchers, Keoladeo National Park (Bharatpur Bird Sanctuary), a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is a must-visit, hosting at least 230 bird species, including migratory ones like the Siberian Crane. This sanctuary is also a haven for various mammals such as Sambar, Chital, Nilgai, and Boar. Ornithologists find it a major tourist spot, particularly during the hibernal season. Rajasthan is also home to leopards, blackbuck, great Indian spotted eagle, and marsh crocodiles, adding to the richness of its wildlife.
Indulge in Shopping: From Exquisite Jewelry to Artwork!
An integral facet of Rajasthan’s culture lies in its exquisite handicrafts, making shopping an immersive experience. Renowned for its jewelry, the state stands as one of the world’s largest hubs for hand-cut gems. Gold and silver ornaments, especially in Kundan and Meenakari styles, showcase exceptional craftsmanship. Thewa, an art of gold work on glass, is also a sought-after item in Rajasthan.
Adding to the allure of shopping are the captivating miniature paintings influenced by Mughal artistry. These paintings, representing styles like Mewar, Bundi, Kota, Marwar, Bikaner, Jaipur, and Kishangarh, boast intricate detailing. Phad, an ancient form of scroll painting, and Pichwais, slightly distinct yet equally attractive, provide unique options.
Beyond paintings, Rajasthan offers authentic leather items, with Mojari/Jutti/Shoes being particularly popular. The best Mojari can be found in Jaipur, Jodhpur, Barmer, and Jaisalmer, along with leather musical instruments. Bikaner stands out for its camel hide creations, including lamp shades, shields, and vases, offering distinctive choices for home decor.
Delight in the Flavors of Rajasthan: From Daal Baati Churma to Laal Maas!
Shaped by the arid landscapes, harsh climate, and scarcity of water and vegetation in Rajasthan, the Rajasthani Cuisine reflects the unique cooking style and resilient lifestyle of its locals. From the quintessential dish, Dal Bati Churma, to the beloved street snack, mirchi ke pakore, the cuisine is characterized by the abundant use of spice, ghee, a variety of lentils, and legumes, drawing food enthusiasts from far and wide.
Featuring an array of bread like Batis, Missi roti, and Jowar, Bajra, and Makke ki roti, paired with delectable curries such as Gatte ki Sabzi, Papad ki Sabzi, and Kadhi Pakora, Rajasthani food offers a delightful experience. Pungent tidbits and accompaniments like Moong Dal and Pyaaz ki Kachori, Bikaneri Bhujia, Bajre ka khichda, Kher Sangri, and Lehsun ki Chutney, along with the concluding digestive Butter Milk, enrich the culinary repertoire. The sweet indulgences, including Churma, Lapsi, Malpua, Ghewar, Alwar ka Mawa, and the enduring Gond ke Laddoo, add a sweet note to the gastronomic journey. While the region predominantly embraces vegetarian fare, the influence of Rajputs’ non-vegetarian culinary preferences is evident in dishes like Laal Maas, Jungle Maas, Khad Khargosh, and Safed Maas, completing the diverse menu.
Opulent Getaways and Majestic Hospitality!
Rajasthan tourism caters to luxury holidays with a selection of heritage hotels that not only provide exceptional hospitality but also fulfill the romantic dreams of honeymooners. Experience opulence and royal treatment in Rajasthan through various avenues, such as indulging in a journey on the Royal Rajasthan on Wheels Train. Enjoy rejuvenating massages, savor spicy Rajasthani cuisine in the restaurant and bar-lounge, unwind in well-appointed twin-bedded chambers with attached bathrooms, and pamper yourself in the elegantly furnished salon while marveling at the picturesque desert landscape.
Another luxurious option is staying at heritage hotels, once the palaces of princes and maharajas, now transformed into exquisite accommodations. Adorned with exotic murals, original artifacts, king-sized beds, manicured gardens, mirrored bars, sunlit corridors, and modern amenities, these hotels exude the grandeur of bygone eras. Renowned heritage hotels in Rajasthan, such as Leela Palace, Taj Lake Palace, Umaid Bhawan, and Jal Mahal Palace, promise a regal experience with fabulous exteriors, spectacular interiors, and hospitality fit for royalty. A stay in these opulent establishments transports guests to a world of lavishness, luxury, and magnificence.
From Zip Lining to Zorbing, Numerous Adventure Tourism Sports Await!
Rajasthan beckons adventure seekers with a myriad of opportunities for engaging in various adventure tourism activities. Key adventure hotspots in the state include Jaipur, Pushkar, Bharatpur, and Jaisalmer. In Bharatpur, partake in thrilling activities such as zip-lining, quake walk, and rope courses.
Jaipur allures adventure enthusiasts with a range of activities like zorbing, cycling, and ATV bike rides. Pushkar offers experiences like hot air balloon rides, quad biking, and camel safaris. With the vast sand dunes of the Thar desert, Rajasthan invites you to enjoy camel rides, experience the excitement of sand dune bashing and biking. Parasailing is also on the adventure menu, providing stunning views of forts and the desert landscape from above.
Rajasthan is Enriched with Spiritual Essence!
Rajasthan resonates with spirituality, housing diverse places of worship for Hindus, Muslims, and Jains. The renowned Karni Mata Temple, where rats are venerated and offered food, is a unique symbol of devotion. Noteworthy Hindu temples in the state include the Brahma Temple, Deo Somnath Temple, Jagdish Temple, Kunj Bihari Temple, and Kaila Devi Temple, drawing visitors from across the country.
Muslim places of worship, such as Dargah Sharif or Ajmer Sharif, dedicated to Khwaja Moinuddin Chishti, welcome both Hindus and Muslims. The majestic white-marbled Dargah features 11 arches and a Persian inscription, exemplifying spiritual significance. Another revered site is Abdullah Pir Dargah in Banswara.
Rajasthan boasts some of the world’s most exquisite Jain temples, including the renowned Ranakpur Jain Temples and Dilwara Temple. Nestled in the Aravalli hills, Ranakpur’s intricate architecture is a testament to art and culture, taking fifty years to complete. Dilwara Temple, a masterpiece of Jain architecture, captivates with its intricate marble carvings and exceptional craftsmanship. Other notable Jain Temples include Shri Mahavirji Jain Temple and Tijara Jain Temple.
Astir Passage invites you to explore the spiritual tapestry of Rajasthan with our curated holiday packages. Uncover the cultural richness and divine aura of this enchanting land with the best travel deals, tailored to let you experience Rajasthan in your own way.
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Best Time for Visiting Rajasthan for Holidays
The prime period to explore Rajasthan is from October to February, characterized by cool weather, making it ideal for sightseeing tours and partaking in various activities offered throughout the state.
Rajasthan boasts three major airports—Jaipur, Udaipur, and Jodhpur—that facilitate both international and domestic flights, ensuring connectivity to major cities such as Delhi, Mumbai, Bangalore, Kolkata, Ahmedabad, and Thiruvananthapuram.
Key railway hubs in Rajasthan include Udaipur, Jaipur, Jodhpur, and Ajmer, ensuring connectivity to major cities like Kota, Bharatpur, Bikaner, Ajmer, Alwar, Jaisalmer, and others.
Rajasthan is easily accessible through a well-connected network of national highways and state highways. NH8, linking major cities such as Delhi, Udaipur, Jaipur, Mumbai, and Ahmedabad, serves as the most convenient route to reach the state.
As a seasoned Rajasthan tour operator, our team of travel enthusiasts ensures the delivery of thoughtfully crafted Rajasthan tour packages for our clients.
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Astir Passage welcomes visitors to experience the warm hospitality of Rajasthan, ensuring an array of exceptional accommodations across popular tourist destinations. Whether you seek budget-friendly options, luxurious havens, heritage hotels, deluxe camps, homestays, or backpacker hostels, Rajasthan caters to every preference. Our association with the finest hotels and resorts in the region ensures that you receive the best prices and exclusive deals when booking with Astir Passage. Count on us for an outstanding experience, where excellent services are a guarantee!
Embark on a myriad of experiences in Rajasthan, a state that beckons with a rich tapestry of adventures. Immerse yourself in captivating wildlife safaris, soar high in hot-air balloon rides, and feel the thrill of dune bashing. Revel in the authenticity of camel safaris and desert camping for an unforgettable journey.
Rajasthan’s must-have experiences extend to savoring delectable local cuisine, delighting in folk dance and music performances like the mesmerizing Ghoomar. Indulge in the vibrant culture with opportunities for handicraft shopping and exploring temples adorned with exquisite architecture. Rajasthan promises a tapestry of experiences that linger in your memories.
Optimal for sightseeing, the ideal period to explore Rajasthan is from October to February when the weather is pleasant. Additionally, the monsoon season, spanning from July to September, offers a favorable climate with slightly lower temperatures. Planning a trip during the summer season may pose challenges due to the region experiencing exceptionally high temperatures.
Rajasthan boasts excellent connectivity through rail, road, and air networks. Major cities in the state have their own airports, ensuring convenient air travel, while a well-developed network of trains and roads seamlessly connects every corner of Rajasthan.
Certainly, Rajasthan is considered safe for solo women travelers. However, it is advisable to exercise the same caution as one would in any destination worldwide while traveling alone.
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As a certified travel company with a rich 25-year history, we specialize in providing round-the-clock personalized and cost-effective services for Rajasthan tours.
Certainly, our family tours to Rajasthan encompass various activities tailored for children, including camel safaris, boating, and more.
Rajasthan is home to a total of nine airports, with the only international airport located in the capital city of Jaipur.
Exploring Rajasthan’s popular destinations typically requires a timeframe of 6 to 10 days.
Certainly, numerous resorts and centers across various cities in Rajasthan provide services such as massage, yoga, and ayurveda.
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