Rajasthan Tour Packages from Ahmedabad

Shimmering dunes of Jaisalmer to the grand City Palace of Udaipur, the colorful, crowded bazaars of Jaipur to the religious atmosphere of Pushkar- the state has it all to offer to the traveler. Exploring this royal state with our perfectly designed itinerary offers you a stress-free holiday as we take care of every single thing. You do not need to worry about making a hotel reservation, transport, or other sightseeing details.

It could be the family vacation, honeymoon, a heritage tour, adventure desert excursion, we have the perfect deals for you! You can also choose premium Rajasthan honeymoon packages or the desert adventure packages with luxury camps, cultural shows, and so on.

Why you should book Rajasthan Tour Packages from Ahmedabad with Atlas Travel?

We provide a hassle-free, luxurious, and smooth experience once you start your journey.

Comfortable Transfers

Experience luxury road transportation in AC cars, Tempo Travelers, or buses according to the number of people. We have pickup and drop services for air/rail travelers all across the state.

Completely customizable packages

Our tour plans are all tailor-made according to your preference of hotels, days of the trip, places, and activities. Create your dream itinerary just like you would like it to be!

Local Expert Guides

In order to enhance your experience, we organize licensed local guides who can share some unknown stories, the life of the royal family, and the culture.

Professional Services

We provide 24x7 customer care during your journey. Our travel team is there to assist, whether it is hotel assistance, route assistance, or any other kind of assistance.

Best Time to Visit Rajasthan

The best season to plan your vacation in this cultural state is between October and March. This is the time when the weather is cool and favorable for taking a sightseeing tour, camel safari, and visiting forts.

Highlights of This Season:

• Good days, perfect to visit Jaipur, Udaipur, Jodhpur, and Jaisalmer.
• There are desert safaris and camping close to Sam Sand Dunes at its best.
• Peak festive season, like, Pushkar fair (October/November) and the cultural festivals of Rajasthan.
• The desert winter sunsets form a magical scenery.

Avoided Time:

May to June should be avoided due to excessive heat, particularly in Jodhpur and Jaisalmer.

Select Your Perfect Rajasthan Travel Theme

These are some of the possible trip styles that you can consider depending on your travel preferences.

• Heritage and Palaces Tour: Jodhpur + Jaisalmer + Bikaner -sightseeing forts, old cities, desert heritage.
• Nature and Hills + Escape from Heat: Mount Abu + Ranthambore- to take a peaceful stroll in the hills, wildlife, and forests.
• Spiritual and Culture Trip: Pushkar + a city such as Jodhpur or Jaisalmer: combine relaxing, culture, and history.
• Desert and Adventure and History: Jaisalmer and Bikaner, and desert-side forts.

Rajasthan Tour Packages from Ahmedabad

The cost of our travel packages for Rajasthan will start at INR 10,500, depending on the destinations covered, the length of the journey, the type of hotel, and the mode of transport.

Inclusions:

• Comfortable stays
• Breakfast and dinner
• Personal vehicle touring.
• Parking, driver allowance, and Toll.
• 24×7 assistance

How to Reach Rajasthan from Ahmedabad?

The total distance between the two places can be conveniently covered in three ways:

By Air

• Direct flights are available between Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel International Airport and Jaipur, Udaipur, and Jodhpur.
• Flight duration: 1--1.5 hours.

By Train

Ahmedabad has a good rail network with other major cities in Rajasthan, such as:

• Jaipur
• Jodhpur
• Udaipur
• Ajmer
• Jaisalmer (via Jodhpur)

Note: The popular trains are the Shatabdi Express, Intercity Express, and Ranakpur Express.

By Road

Ahmedabad and Rajasthan are well linked through national highways.

Approx distance:

• Ahmedabad → Udaipur: 260 km / 5 hours
• Ahmedabad → Jaipur: 675 km / 11 hours
• Ahmedabad → Jodhpur: 450 km / 7 hours
• The NH27 and NH48 roads are scenic and smooth.

Must-Visit Tourist Attractions

The following are the places of must be visited in Rajasthan tour itineraries:

Jaipur (The Pink City)

This colorful capital city is home to numerous royal palaces, forts, and markets. The major attractions are Amber Fort, City Palace, Hawa Mahal, and Jantar Mantar. The ancient city is painted pink, and it has a special charm, making it a perfect choice for a first-time visitor.

Udaipur (City of Lakes)

Udaipur boasts of beautiful lakes, a romantic atmosphere, and picturesque Aravalli hills. The City Palace, Lake Pichola, Fateh Sagar, and Monsoon Palace are must-visit places. Its small lanes of the old city, rooftop cafes, and the beautiful architecture make it ideal for couples and photographers. One of the attractions is the sunset boat rides.

Jodhpur (The Blue City)

The city has some of the most striking blue houses and also has the massive Mehrangarh Fort. The ancient lanes, vibrant markets, and the historic step wells contribute to Rajasthan tourism. The majesty of the Rajasthani heritage can be seen in places such as Jaswant Thada and Umaid Bhawan Palace.

Jaisalmer (The Golden City)

It is a desert gem, which is characterized by a golden sandstone fort, old havelis, and large sand dunes. Visitors to Sam dunes are provided with camel rides, jeep tours, and desert camping. It is an experience of its own kind as it also has a living Jaisalmer Fort that has homes and shops.

Pushkar

It is a tranquil spiritual town which is well known for the sacred Pushkar Lake, ghats, and one of the few Brahma Temples globally. It is also home to the famous Pushkar Camel Fair. The artistic culture, small bazaar streets, and peaceful cafes of the town make it a destination for those who are in search of a peaceful and spiritual travel.

Bikaner

The city is home to the majestic Junagarh Fort, traditional Rajasthani sweets, and camel safaris. It has a more natural and less congested desert experience. The old lanes of the city and the well-known Karni Mata Temple (with its history) are the reasons why this place can be considered an exciting offbeat destination for the traveler who likes heritage and traditions.

Lesser-Known Tourist Attractions in Rajasthan

Keep scrolling down the page to read about a few less-explored sites in the state.

1. Bundi- The City of Stepwells and Blue Houses

It is a lovely, eccentric town that has an undisturbed heritage and a serene atmosphere. Bundi is a charming city with peaceful streets, blue houses, step wells, and well-painted palaces, unlike the more crowded tourist cities. It has the Bundi Palace surrounded by its renowned murals, the scenic Nawal Sagar Lake, and the unexplored Raniji ki Baori, which makes it a secret treasure. It is ideal for those travelers who want to see raw history, authentic culture, and slow exploration.

2. Kumbhalgarh- the great wall of India

The Kumbhalgarh boasts of one of the most impressive but least visited forts in Rajasthan. The Kumbhalgarh Fort, which is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is the second-longest wall in the world, after the Great Wall of China. The area is surrounded by the Aravalli hills and thick forest, which have spectacular views, animals, and trekking paths. It is a perfect place to visit for all history enthusiasts and adventurers who are tired of the usual tourist attraction areas.

Popular Things to Do in Rajasthan

Rajasthan tourism is not only about forts and temples, many other activities attract travelers to the state. A few of them are listed below:

• Jeep safari and Camel safari in Sam Sand Dunes.
• Light and sound Show at Amber Fort.
• Spend time on a romantic boat ride on Lake Pichola.
• Buy traditional Rajasthani handicrafts, Mojaris, textiles, and jewelry.
• Have a cultural evening and folk dance at desert camps.
• See the Dilwara Jain Temples of Mount Abu.
• Savor local dishes, such as Dal-Baati-Churma, Ghevar, Laal Maas, Ker-Sangri, and Mawa Kachori.

Accommodation Options

Let's check out some best places to stay on your holiday in Rajasthan.

Luxury Stays (Heritage Palaces and Premium Resorts)

• Taj Lake Palace, Udaipur
• Udaipur Oberoi Udaivilas.
• Umaid Bhawan Palace, Jodhpur
• Sujan Sher Bagh, Ranthambore

Mid-Range Hotels (Comfort + Value)

• Clarks, Sarovar, and Fern Hotels (several cities).
• Hotel Indana Palace (Jodhpur)
• Ranthambore Regency / Tiger Den Resort.

Homestays and Family-Run Guesthouses

• Sustainable initiatives managed by locals within their homes, employing family resources to provide hospitality services to foreign guests in their households.
• Cheap, cozy hospitality, homemade food, and a glimpse into the local life.

Old city budget hotels

• There are numerous low-cost rooms with artistic interiors in many small heritage havelis.
• Camping at Sam Sand Dunes of Jaisalmer.
• Simple camps at affordable prices, particularly to the backpackers who want to experience the desert.

Tips for Travelers

• Wear cotton clothes in summer and warm clothes in winter.
• Book out early (9 months before) during high season (Dec-Jan)
• Wear sunglasses, sunscreen, and carry a water bottle in case you are going to the forts and deserts.
• Adhere to local culture and take off your shoes in temples.
• Reserve the Rajasthan holiday package in advance to get good hotel rates.
• Try booking the hotels that are closer to the majority of the tourist sites. This helps in saving traveling time and expense.

Reserve The Best Rajasthan Tour Packages from Ahmedabad

Atlas Travel presents you with a journey of a lifetime, a sightseeing tour of the colorful city of Ahmedabad to the royal state of Rajasthan! Set off into a realm of grand castles, sparkling lakes, deserts of gold, and millennia-old culture - all with a comfy, well-designed travel adventure designed specifically for you.

Our perfectly planned Rajasthan tour will guarantee you the real beauty of the state: Visiting the magnificent palaces of Jaipur, strolling on the romantic ghats and lakesides in Udaipur, and seeing the beauty of Jodhpur, Jaisalmer, and so on. This tour will allow you to relive the heritage of Rajput rulers, see the beautiful architecture of the country, and experience the colorful tradition that makes Rajasthan one of the most emblematic places in India.