Rajasthan is India at its most colourful — hilltop forts, palace hotels, camel safaris across golden dunes and evenings of folk music under the stars. It is perfect for a first India holiday, a family trip in the winter break or a luxury heritage holiday in palace stays.
Our Rajasthan tour packages combine the Golden Triangle (Delhi–Agra–Jaipur) with Udaipur, Jodhpur and Jaisalmer, or focus on a relaxed Jaipur–Udaipur trip. Add a tiger safari in Ranthambore or the Pushkar fair in November.
Rajasthan packages
Rajasthan tour packages & group trips
Every Rajasthan trip below can be customised — dates, hotels and pace. Group trips have fixed dates with a Dil Se trip captain.
The Pink City — Amber Fort, Hawa Mahal, City Palace, Jantar Mantar and lively bazaars.
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Udaipur
The City of Lakes — a boat ride on Lake Pichola, the City Palace, Jag Mandir and rooftop sunsets.
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Jodhpur
The Blue City beneath the mighty Mehrangarh Fort, with Umaid Bhawan Palace and the clock-tower market.
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Jaisalmer
A living golden fort, Patwon ki Haveli and a night in a desert camp at the Sam or Khuri dunes.
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Ranthambore
Tiger safaris in a national park with a 10th-century fort inside it (park open about October to June).
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Pushkar
A holy lake town with the Brahma temple and the famous camel fair around Kartik Purnima (October/November).
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Mount Abu & Kumbhalgarh
Rajasthan’s only hill station with the Dilwara temples, and the great wall of Kumbhalgarh fort.
Things to do
Top things to do in Rajasthan
🐪 Camel safari & desert camp🏰 Amber Fort at sunrise🚤 Lake Pichola boat ride🐅 Ranthambore tiger safari🎈 Hot-air balloon in Jaipur🎶 Folk music & Kalbeliya dance🍛 Dal baati churma & laal maas🛍️ Johari & Bapu bazaar shopping🏨 Night in a heritage haveli
Best time to visit
When to visit Rajasthan
Rajasthan is a winter destination — summer days can cross 45°C.
JanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDec
Best timeGoodOff-season / weather risk
October – March
Peak season
Pleasant days, cool nights and festivals — Diwali, the Pushkar fair and Jaisalmer’s Desert Festival (January/February).
April – June
Summer
Very hot in the desert; Udaipur and Mount Abu are more comfortable. Big discounts on palace hotels.
July – September
Monsoon
Udaipur’s lakes fill up and the Aravallis turn green — a lovely, quieter time for Udaipur and Mount Abu.
Getting there
How to reach Rajasthan
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By air
Jaipur, Udaipur and Jodhpur have daily flights from Delhi, Mumbai and Bengaluru; Jaisalmer has seasonal flights.
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By train
Excellent rail links — Vande Bharat and Shatabdi trains to Jaipur and Ajmer; overnight trains to Jodhpur, Udaipur and Jaisalmer.
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By road
Delhi to Jaipur takes about 4–5 hours on the expressway. We use private cars with experienced drivers for the full circuit.
Good to know
Rajasthan travel tips
Carry a scarf and sunglasses — desert sun and dust are strong even in winter.
Hire official guides at forts; we arrange them in every city.
Bargain politely in local markets; fixed-price government emporiums are an option.
Dress modestly at temples and remove shoes where required.
Heritage hotels sell out for Diwali, Christmas and New Year — book early.
Try the local thali — and ask for less spice if you prefer.