The look on your kid’s face when they see a camel walking down a city street, the smell of fresh naan coming out of a clay oven, and the chaos of a bazaar that feels like a real-life Aladdin movie. This is a family trip they won’t forget.
Traveling with kids in India can be… intense. I know. You are worried about the spicy food, the hygiene, and the long car rides. That’s why this rajasthan family tour package is built differently. We don’t cram 10 hours of sightseeing into one day. We start later. We book hotels with swimming pools because, let’s be honest, after two forts, the kids just want to jump in the water. We focus on family-friendly rajasthan experiences: puppet shows, boat rides, and open spaces where kids can run. We use trusted drivers who drive safely (no Formula 1 moves on the highway) and know exactly which highway restrooms are clean enough for your family. It’s the culture of India, wrapped in a safety blanket.
Amber Fort Jeep Ride: Skiing the walk and taking a 4×4 up the hill. The kids feel like explorers, and you save your energy.
Puppet Shows: Catching a traditional Kathputli show at dinner. It’s loud, colorful, and makes everyone laugh even if you don’t understand the language.
Udaipur Boat Ride: Sunset on the lake. It’s calm, breezy, and the safest way to see the palaces without walking.
Jantar Mantar: It looks like a playground of giant geometric shapes, but it’s an ancient observatory. Cool for curious minds.
Safe Food: We stick to restaurants that serve mild, fresh food (and yes, fries/pasta are available if the curry gets too much).
We pick you up from Jaipur airport. The car is cool, spacious, and ready. We head to the hotel. Relax by the pool. In the evening, we visit Chokhi Dhani (optional). It’s a mock village setup with camels, magic shows, and folk dancers. It’s touristy, but for a jaipur sightseeing family day, it’s perfect entertainment.
💡 Local Insight: “Chokhi Dhani gets crowded. Go early at 6 PM to beat the rush.”
Morning at Amber Fort. The walls look like the Great Wall of China. We take a guide who tells the cool stories (battles and treasure) rather than boring dates. Afternoon: Jantar Mantar. The giant sundial is accurate to 2 seconds. Challenge the kids to read the time. Evening free for shopping or ice cream at Statue Circle.
💡 Local Insight: “Buy the multi-entry composite ticket. It saves time standing in line at every monument.”
We drive to Jodhpur (6 hours). It’s a long stretch. We break it up with stops at clean highway resorts for coffee and snacks. Reach Jodhpur. Check into a hotel that has open gardens. Evening: Relax. Maybe a simple dinner at the hotel.
💡 Local Insight: “We stock the car with chips and juice boxes. Hungry kids on a highway are no fun.”
today. We take the elevator up. The cannons are huge—great for photos. The museum has royal palanquins that look like gold carriages. Afternoon: A guided walk in the Blue City, but we keep it short. We stick to the wider lanes to avoid the motorbike traffic.
💡 Local Insight: “The Flying Fox zipline is here. If your teens are adventurous, this is the spot.”
Drive to Udaipur. We stop at Ranakpur Jain Temple. The kids will love the drive through the Aravalli hills—there are often monkeys sitting by the roadside. (Keep windows up, just watch). Reach Udaipur by evening. It’s greener and cooler here.
💡 Local Insight: “The monkeys look cute but can grab sunglasses. Keep valuables hidden.”
Morning at City Palace. It’s a maze of mirror work and colorful glass. Afternoon: The highlight of any udaipur family trip—a boat ride on Lake Pichola. We sail past the Lake Palace. It’s quiet and breezy. Farewell dinner at a lakeside restaurant with mild food options.
💡 Local Insight: “Saheliyon-ki-Bari (Garden of Maids) has fountains and lotus pools. Great space for kids to run around.”
Breakfast. Pack up the souvenirs. We drop you at Udaipur airport. You leave with happy kids and zero stomach bugs. Mission accomplished.
Prices shift a bit with season, so check before packing your bags.
| Occupancy | Family Comfort (4-Star) | Family Luxury (5-Star) |
| Family of 3 (2 Adults + 1 Kid) | $1,650 Total | $2,450 Total |
| Family of 4 (2 Adults + 2 Kids) | $1,950 Total | $2,850 Total |
| Hotels Used | Shahpura House / Indana Palace | ITC Rajputana / Radisson / Trident |
(Note: Pricing includes Extra Bed charges and spacious SUV transport.)
India is an assault on the senses. It is loud, colorful, and dusty. Kids might get overwhelmed by the beggars or the stray dogs. The travel distances (especially Day 3) are long. How Travel Indica solves it: We prepare you. We use drivers who are patient with families. We create a “safe bubble” with our car and guide. And we know the specific restaurants where the kitchen hygiene is 100% verified.
A calm, well-paced family loop through Rajasthan where kids stay happy and parents stay relaxed.
Not if you know what to order. Butter Chicken (mild), Dal Makhani, and Naan are kid-favorites. We also know places serving pizza/pasta.
In India, car seats are rare. If you need one, please bring your own portable one, or let us know weeks in advance to try and arrange.
Yes. We skip the boring museums and focus on forts, boats, and open spaces. We also pace it slower.
Jaipur, Jodhpur, and Udaipur have excellent private hospitals. Our drivers know exactly where to go.
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