Let’s be honest. You can see Rajasthan in a week, but you’ll just be scratching the surface. To really feel it, you need time. This Complete Rajasthan Tour is the marathon, not the sprint. We take you off the main highway to the painted towns of Shekhawati. We drive deep into the desert to the Rat Temple and the Golden Fort. We give you time to sit by the lakes in Udaipur and get lost in the blue lanes of Jodhpur. This is a full rajasthan itinerary that balances the grit of the road with the luxury of heritage hotels. It’s long, it’s dusty, and yes, it’s tiring at times. But when you stand in front of the Taj Mahal on the final day, after seeing everything else, it hits differently.
The Rat Temple: Karni Mata in Bikaner. Walking barefoot while 25,000 rats scurry around. It’s a shock to the system you won’t forget.
Jaisalmer Sunset: Sitting on a sand dune, watching the sun turn the desert blood-red while a local musician plays the Ravanahatha.
Udaipur Boat Ride: After days of desert dust, the cool breeze off Lake Pichola feels like heaven.
Jodhpur Zipline: Flying over the battlements of Mehrangarh Fort. The view of the Blue City below is insane.
The Taj Finale: Ending the trip with the white marble perfection of Agra. It’s the ultimate mic drop.
We pick you up from the airport. Day 1 is for rest. On Day 2, we dive into the chaos of Old Delhi (Rickshaw ride in Chandni Chowk) and the calm of New Delhi (Humayun’s Tomb & Qutub Minar). We skip the Red Fort inside to save energy for better forts later.
💡 Local Insight: “Delhi traffic is worst between 5 PM and 8 PM. We plan our sightseeing to end before the rush.”
Drive to Shekhawati (5 hours). The havelis here are painted inside out with frescoes of British soldiers, trains, and gods. It feels like a movie set frozen in time.
💡 Local Insight: “Wear sunglasses. The glare from the painted walls in the afternoon sun is strong.”
Drive to Bikaner. We visit the National Camel Farm (try the salty camel milk ice cream). Then, the shocker: Karni Mata Rat Temple. 25,000 rats running free. It’s intense. We end at Junagarh Fort.
💡 Local Insight: “If you are scared of rats, stand near the walls. They usually run through the open center.”
Day 5 is the long drive into the Thar Desert. On Day 6, we explore the Living Fort (people actually live inside). In the afternoon, we head to Sam Sand Dunes for a camel ride and sunset. This is the heart of your rajasthan long duration trip.
💡 Local Insight: “Buy leather bags in Jaisalmer. They are made of camel leather and last forever.”
Drive to Jodhpur on Day 7. On Day 8, we visit Mehrangarh Fort (it towers over the city like a giant). We take the elevator up and walk down. Later, we get lost in the indigo-blue lanes of the old city.
💡 Local Insight: “Try the Mirchi Vada (spicy chili fritter) at Janta Sweet Home. It’s greasy but amazing.”
Drive to Udaipur with a stop at Ranakpur Jain Temple (1,444 marble pillars). Day 10 is for the City Palace and a sunset boat ride on Lake Pichola. It’s the most relaxed part of the tour.
💡 Local Insight: “Udaipur is the best place to buy miniature paintings. Bargain hard.”
Drive to Pushkar. The vibe changes to hippie-spiritual. We visit the Brahma Temple (the only one in the world) and sit by the holy lake at sunset.
💡 Local Insight: “No alcohol and no meat in Pushkar. It’s a holy town. Don’t even ask.”
Short drive to Jaipur. We spend two nights here. We cover Amber Fort (Jeep ride up), the wind palace Hawa Mahal, and the astronomy park Jantar Mantar. Plenty of time for shopping in the bazaars.
💡 Local Insight: “Lassiwala on MI Road sells out by 1 PM. Go early for the best yogurt drink in India.”
Drive to Agra via Fatehpur Sikri (the abandoned Ghost City). Check-in and rest.
💡 Local Insight: “Agra has aggressive touts. Stick close to your guide.”
Sunrise at Taj Mahal. It’s quieter and the light is perfect. Breakfast, then we drive back to Delhi airport. The full rajasthan itinerary ends here
Prices shift a bit with season, so check before packing your bags.
| Occupancy | Luxury (Heritage/5-Star) | Ultra Luxury (Palace Hotels) |
| 2 Persons (PP) | $2,150 | On Request |
| 3-4 Persons (PP) | $1,950 | On Request |
| Hotels Used | Mandawa Castle / Suryagarh / Trident | Umaid Bhawan / Oberoi / Rambagh Palace |
(Note: We use the best available heritage properties in smaller towns like Mandawa/Bikaner.)
HONEST TRUTH Fifteen days is a long time. By Day 10, “Fort Fatigue” sets in—you might get bored of looking at old walls. The food is rich (ghee, cream, spice), and your stomach might protest. How Travel Indica solves it: We pace the trip. We put the relaxing lake city of Udaipur in the middle to break the desert monotony. We also know where to find clean, simple food (like a good sandwich or plain rice) when you just can’t eat another curry.
This is the marathon, not the sprint. We take you deep into the Thar, through the painted towns of Shekhawati, and onto the boat rides of Udaipur, ending with the Taj Mahal. It is the only way to truly see the real India.
For a rajasthan long duration trip, it's perfect. It allows you to see the "Real India" without rushing.
Only Udaipur to Jaipur/Delhi. The desert leg (Jaisalmer/Bikaner) is drive-only.
All hotels have laundry service. We recommend doing a big batch in Udaipur (Day 10).
We avoid night driving. The highways have stray cattle. We always aim to reach by sunset.
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