Yeah, I know — 10 days sounds like a long time. But in Rajasthan, time moves differently. You can’t rush a sunset in Udaipur or a market walk in Jodhpur. This royal rajasthan tour package is our “No Burnout” itinerary. Most agencies try to cram Jaisalmer into a 10-day trip. We don’t. Why? Because that involves 14 hours of driving in the desert sun, and frankly, you’ll be too tired to enjoy it. Instead, we focus on the Golden Triangle plus the Royal Blue & White Cities. We start in Delhi’s chaos, see the Taj Mahal, and then dive deep into Rajput history in Jaipur, Jodhpur, and Udaipur. You sleep in palaces, eat on rooftops, and travel in a private car that acts as your safe bubble against the dust and noise. It is, hands down, the rajasthan 10 days tour that actually lets you relax.
Taj Mahal at Sunrise: Before the crowds ruin the silence. The marble turns pink, and the air is cool.
Amber Fort Elephant Path: Walking up the cobblestones where Maharajas used to ride. The view of the dry hills is epic.
Jodhpur’s Blue City: Getting lost in the indigo-painted lanes. It smells of incense and open drains (honestly), but it looks like a painting.
Ranakpur Temple: 1,444 marble pillars, and not one is the same. The silence inside is heavy and peaceful.
Lake Pichola Boat Ride: Sunset on the water in Udaipur. The city lights turn on, and the water glows gold.
Heritage Stays: Sleeping in a hotel that used to be a nobleman’s house. High ceilings, stone floors, and real history.
We pick you up from the airport. The first hit of Delhi air is… distinct. Smoky, dusty, alive. We check you into a quiet hotel to recover from the flight. Evening is free. Take it easy.
💡 Local Insight: “Drink only bottled water. Even for brushing teeth if you have a sensitive stomach.”
We dive into Old Delhi. Rickshaw ride through Chandni Chowk. It’s tight, loud, and smells of frying parathas. We visit Jama Masjid and then cool off at Humayun’s Tomb (it’s like a warm-up for the Taj).
💡 Local Insight: “Keep your wallet in your front pocket in Old Delhi. Seriously.”
Morning drive to Agra via Expressway. Check-in. Afternoon visit to Agra Fort. We go to the balcony where Shah Jahan stared at the Taj for years. It’s a sad, beautiful spot.
💡 Local Insight: “The monkeys at Agra Fort are bold. Don’t make eye contact.”
5:30 AM start. Sunrise at Taj Mahal. It’s quiet. Best photos happening now. After breakfast, we drive to Jaipur, stopping at Fatehpur Sikri—the red sandstone ghost city. It’s eerie and hot. Reach Jaipur by evening.
💡 Local Insight: “Fatehpur Sikri guides can be pushy. Stick to our approved guide.”
Amber Fort in the morning. The wind through the open windows feels amazing. Then Hawa Mahal (just a photo stop) and the City Palace. Evening, we walk the bazaar. It’s a sensory overload of colors and honking. This is a key part of any heritage rajasthan package.
💡 Local Insight: “Lassi at Lassiwala is famous, but go before 1 PM. It sells out.”
We hit the road early. It’s a 6-hour drive to Jodhpur. The landscape changes from green to dry scrub. We stop for lunch at a highway motel. Reach Jodhpur, the Blue City, by late afternoon.
💡 Local Insight: “Carry snacks. Highway food options are limited on this stretch.”
Mehrangarh Fort towers over the city. It’s massive. We take the elevator up and walk down. The museum here is world-class. Afternoon, explore the clock tower market—spices, textiles, and noise.
💡 Local Insight: “Try the Mirchi Vada (chili fritter) at Janta Sweet Home. Spicy but good.”
Drive to Udaipur. En route, we stop at Ranakpur Jain Temple. It’s hidden in a valley, cool and silent. The marble carving is insane. Reach Udaipur—the city of lakes—by evening. The vibe here is instantly slower.
💡 Local Insight: “Women must cover legs and shoulders at Ranakpur. Carrying a scarf is smart.”
City Palace in the morning—it’s a maze of courtyards. Then, a boat ride on Lake Pichola. The sun hitting the water makes the whole city look gold. Farewell dinner at a rooftop restaurant.
💡 Local Insight: “Udaipur shops sell great miniature paintings, but bargain hard.”
Leisurely breakfast. We drop you at Udaipur airport for your flight back to Delhi (or Mumbai). The royal rajasthan tour package ends here.
Prices shift a bit with season, so check before packing your bags.
| Occupancy | Luxury (5-Star) | Ultra Luxury (Palace Hotels) |
| 1 Person (Solo) | $2,850 | On Request |
| 2 Persons (PP) | $1,450 | On Request |
| 3-4 Persons (PP) | $1,320 | On Request |
| Hotels Used | ITC Rajputana / Taj Hari Mahal / Radisson Blu | Rambagh Palace / Umaid Bhawan / Oberoi Udaivilas |
(Note: Ultra Luxury rates depend on the season. October to March is peak pricing.)
Rajasthan is dusty. Even in a luxury car, fine dust gets everywhere. And the drives between cities (especially Jaipur to Jodhpur) are long and visually repetitive—miles of dry bushes and trucks. How Travel Indica solves it: We use Innova Crysta cars (bucket seats) so your back doesn’t kill you. We stock the car with an icebox of drinks and snacks. And we break the long drives with interesting stops like Ranakpur so you aren’t just sitting for 7 hours straight.
A slow, palace-rich journey through forts, old cities and desert roads — designed for travelers who want heritage, space and real pacing over rushing landmarks.
Jeep rides are bumpy but manageable — just hold tight.
No guarantee — this isn’t a zoo. But Ranthambore sightings are strong.
Yes, but long drives might tire younger children.
This one focuses on wildlife timing, forest rhythm, real sightings, not just city sightseeing.
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