You begin your Rajasthan trip for 7 days when you set foot in Jaipur, the capital of Rajasthan. Right when you enter the Pink City, you will notice sights that take your breath away, sounds that leave you enchanted, and smells of local street food that blow your mind! Here, your trip starts on a good note!

• Your designated local representative will pick you up from the airport/railway station/ a pre-determined location.
• You and the people you are with will be dropped off at the hotel, where you will check into the hotel, unpack, and rest for a while.
• Your first stop on the journey is Hawa Mahal. This place is also known as the “Palace of Winds.” It is where royal women used to observe street life, without being noticed. Tourists are always seen outside the honeycombed palace, clicking the most cinematic pictures. This is a great place to click photos for Instagram.
• From there, we walk to the nearby City Palace of Jaipur. It has a mix of Rajputi and Mughal architectural styles, which can be seen in its museums, courtyards, and halls. The palace is open to the public, but is also partially the residence of the royal family of Jaipur. It has been featured in many films and shows such as Bade Miyan Chote Miyan, Bhool Bhulaiyaan 2, and The Royals on Netflix.
• Close to the City Palace is Jantar Mantar. It is one of India’s most accurate astronomical sites. It was built in the 18th century by Maharaja Jai Singh II. It houses one of the world’s largest stone sundials. It is also a UNESCO World Heritage site that allows people to track stars, predict eclipses, and measure time all in one place.
• From there, we will go to the Govind Devji Temple and attend the evening arti. There is a very interesting story surrounding this holy temple. It is said that the murti of Lord Krishna was moved from Vrindavan to Jaipur, in an attempt to protect it from the Mughal Dynasty’s rule.
• At night, you will go shopping in one of the famous marketplaces of Jaipur. You will head to Johri Bazaar and find a variety of souvenirs. There is everything from hand-painted textiles to Meenakari jewellery and more. And since Jaipur is considered the gem capital of the world, this is an excellent opportunity to shop for the most exquisite jewellery.
• Enjoy a delicious meal in a heritage hotel or try local street snacks like kachori, samosa, and ghewar.
• Head back to your hotel for an overnight stay in Jaipur.

Today is filled with lots of travel and adventure. You will thoroughly explore the rich culture and history of the Pink City. From forts and museums to art workshops and an ethnic-village themed resort, the best of Rajasthan is yet to come!

• Wake up early and enjoy a delicious breakfast before heading out for a day of exploration.
• The first stop of the day is Amber Fort. This is a UNESCO site, situated on a hilltop. This beautiful fort was created out of red sandstone and marble. It was built by Raja Man Singh. You should explore in the early morning so that you can avoid crowds and beat the heat.
• Inside the fort is the Sheesh Mahal. This location was used in many famous movies like Bajirao Mastani and Jodha Akbar.
• Families enjoy going on elephant rides through this famous fort.
• From there, we head to the Albert Museum. This is one of Rajasthan’s oldest museums and it houses ancient artificats like miniature paintings and armour used by the Maharajas. Many couples come here to take pre-wedding photoshoots.
• Later that day, walk through the city and stop at the Blue Pottery workshops. The local artisans will tell you about their craftsmanship, leaving you stunned by the process and beauty of the final products.
• In the evening, we will go to Chokhi Dhani. This is a popular tourist attraction, being a Rajasthan-inspired ethnic village. Their cultural show will keep you dancing and smiling all night long! Rajasthani folk music, puppetry, Kalbeliya dances, and camel rides are only a few highlights of this magical place. Don’t forget to try their famous Rajasthani thali while you are here.
• Head back to your hotel for an overnight stay in Jaipur.

Today, we move out of the Pink City and into Bikaner. It is known for its Bikaneri Bhujia, Junagarh Fort, and National Research Centre on Camel. It also has amazing Jain temples, intricate havelis, and royal palaces. This day is filled with exploration and history.

• Wake up early in the morning. Leave Jaipur after breakfast and head to Bikaner. The journey is a 5-6 hour drive.
• The first stop of the day is Junagargh Fort. This fort was originally named “Chintamani”. It was built by Raja Rai Singh. Inside the fort lie beautiful jewel-like palaces. They are carved with intricate details and have beautifully hand-painted ceilings. This is a great spot to take Instagrammable photos.
• From there, we go to the Karni Mata Temple. This famous temple is also known as the “Rat Temple.” It is said that a thousand holy rats live inside the temple. These rats are supposed to be the reincarnated devotees of Karni Mata. If you manage to spot a white rat here, you are being blessed by Mata.
• In the afternoon, we head over to the Gajner Wildlife Sanctuary. It once served as a private hunting ground for Maharajas. Today, tourists from all over come to relax here. Nature lovers have a great time. You can even spot nilgai, antelope, and migratory birds by the lake.
• After that, we go on a Bikaner Camel Safari across the golden dunes.
• In the evening, you can explore the old markets of Bikaner. You will find lots of leather footwear, traditional handicrafts, and delicious Bikaneri Bhujia.
• Have dinner at a heritage restaurant and head back to your hotel for an overnight stay in Bikaner.

Today, we leave Bikaner to travel to Jaisalmer. The Golden City welcomes you with tantalising smells, golden sights, and experiences that are taken out of Disney’s Aladdin. This day is one of the most exciting parts of the trip for many people. It promises endless adventures and surprises.

• Wake up on time and enjoy a hearty breakfast.
• Check out of your hotel.
• We will now go on a short road trip from Bikaner to Jaisalmer. This journey will take about 5-6 hours.
• When you arrive in the Golden City, you will check into your hotel first. Unpack and unwind before you head out for a day of exploration.
• The first stop of the day is the Jaisalmer Fort. Unlike other forts, it is still a living fort. In fact, it’s one of the last living forts of India. Families still reside within the sandstone walls. You can find shops and many temples inside the fort.
• Visit the Jain Temples inside the fort. They are intricately carved and an architectural masterpiece. Enjoy the peace and calm of the temple. Click heavenly photos as well.
• In the evening, we go to Gadisar Lake. Once upon a time, this was the city’s lifeline. This man-made water reservoir saved Jaisalmer from thirst. Nowadays, tourists come here to relax and stroll among the ghats. You can also enjoy a short boat ride on the lake.
• At night, have dinner at the hotel you are staying at or go to a rooftop cafe, overlooking the fort.
• In the end, go to your hotel for an overnight stay in Jaisalmer.

Today, you will explore the famous historical landmarks of Jaisalmer along with the vast Thar Desert. You will visit popular tourist attractions like Patwon ki Haveli, Nathmal ki Havel, and Salim Singh ki Haveli. Aside from that, you will go on a desert adventure. A camel ride and a jeep safari are only highlights of what is in store for you today!

• Wake up early and enjoy a delicious breakfast.
• Check out of your hotel.
• The first activity of the day is visiting famous merchant mansions.
• The first stop is Patwon ki Haveli. This is a cluster of five merchant mansions, all owned by five brothers. The details on these havelis are insane. This is the reason people love to photograph them. You can even ask your local tour representative to tell you stories about the trading history of these merchants.
• Then, we move to Nathmal ki Haveli. This mansion is famous for its use of Rajputi and Mughal architectural styles. Lots of people enjoy doing photoshoots here.
• Close to that is Salim Singh ki Haveli. This mansion is known for its arching balconies and peacock-shaped roof. It shows the architectural excellence of Jaisalmer’s locals.
• In the afternoon, we head to the Thar Desert, specifically the Sam Sand Dunes. You can enjoy a slow camel ride or a fast-paced jeep safari. These desert adventures will leave your heart smiling.
• During sunset, capture the beauty of the Sun kissing the Thar Desert, painting the scenery in shades of orange, red, and gold.
• Head to your desert camp. Check in and unpack.
• Enjoy an evening program of Kalbeliya dancers, Rajasthani musicians, and a cosy bonfire. This cultural show at the desert camp allows you to experience the culture of Jaisalmer up close.
• At night, go outside to gaze at stars and sip on warm beverages to keep you warm.

Today, we leave the Golden City for the Blue City of Rajasthan. Jodhpur was once the capital of Marwar before Jaipur became the capital of Rajasthan. Within the city of Jodhpur lie majestic palaces, massive forts, and other historical landmarks. Many films like The Dark Knight Rises, Border, and Jodha Akhbar were shot here.

• Wake up early and check out of your desert camp in Jaisalmer.
• We will go on a short road trip from Jaisalmer to Jodhpur. This journey will take about 5-6 hours.
• Check into your hotel and relax for a little bit.
• The first stop of the day is Mehrangarh Fort. This fort is on a massive hilltop. It was constructed in 1459 by Rao Jodha. Inside the fort lie many museums and palaces. Some famous palaces here are Phool Mahal and Takht Vilas (a royal bedroom). A fun fact is that “The Dark Knight Rises” was shot here, specifically the famous “pit” sequence.
• Next, we visit the nearby Jaswant Thada. This is a marble memorial, which was built for Maharaja Jaswant Singh II. It is filled with beautiful gardens and a lake view. Kids love to spend their leisure time here.
• From there, we move to the Umaid Bhawan Palace. This massive palace gleams in sandstone. It is partially open to tourists and partially the residence of the royal family of Jodhpur. Many celebrities have their weddings and birthdays here. Priyanka Chopra and Nick Jonas got married here!
• After that, we go to Clock Tower and Sardar Bazaar. Here, you will find a wide variety of Rajasthani handicrafts, spices, and handmade textiles.
• Go back to your hotel for an overnight stay in Jodhpur.

Now, the Rajasthan trip plan for 7 days is coming to an end. With you, you take a million stories and memories that last a lifetime! Rajasthan bids you farewell and waits for your next trip back!

• Wake up early in the morning. Have a hearty breakfast. Pack and check out of the hotel.
• We go to Toorji ka Jhalra before departure. This is a restored steepwell that was built by one of the queens of Jodhpur. It used to provide water to the locals back in the day! Today, this hidden gem is visited by tourists because of its symmetrical steps. It is truly architectural brilliance and an excellent spot for cinematic photography.
• Now, it’s time for your departure from Rajasthan, as hard as it is.
• Your local tour representative will drop you off at the railway station/airport/a pre-determined location.

Why choose our Rajasthan Tour Packages 6 nights 7 days?

We offer the best week-long tour packages. That’s because we craft them in a way that you experience the best of Rajasthan in a short time. You will explore famous tourist attractions as well as hidden gems. You will visit World Heritage Sites along with some of the tallest forts in India. You will explore locations that have been backdrops for movies like Dark Knight Rises, Bade Miyaan Chote Miyaan, Bajirao Mastani, Jodha Akhbar, and more. Whether you like adventure, history, nature, or desert life, there is something for every kind of traveller. Experience this larger-than-life destination with your family, friends, or colleagues.