Rajasthan
Land of forts, palaces and desert — royal cities, camel country and heritage hotels.
About Rajasthan
Why visit Rajasthan
Rajasthan — “land of kings” — is India at its most romantic: hilltop forts, lake palaces, painted havelis and the golden dunes of the Thar Desert.
From Jaipur and Jodhpur to Udaipur and Jaisalmer, each city has its own character, cuisine and craft traditions, making it ideal for slow, heritage-led travel.
- Mehrangarh Fort, Jodhpur
- Lake Pichola, Udaipur
- Jaisalmer desert & dunes
- Ranthambore tiger safari
Places to visit
Jaipur
Gateway to Rajasthan with Amber Fort, City Palace and craft bazaars.
Jodhpur
The Blue City dominated by mighty Mehrangarh Fort.
Udaipur
Lakes, palaces and one of India’s most romantic cityscapes.
Jaisalmer
Golden fort and Thar Desert camps on the western edge of the state.
Things to do
Desert sunset at Jaisalmer
Ride into the dunes for sunset and an evening of folk music under the stars.
Lake palace views in Udaipur
Cruise Lake Pichola and watch the City Palace glow at dusk.
Blue City walks in Jodhpur
Explore lanes below Mehrangarh Fort and rooftop cafés with fort views.
Optional tiger safari
Add Ranthambore or Sariska for a wildlife chapter between heritage cities.
How to reach
Fly into Jaipur (JAI), Udaipur (UDR) or Jodhpur (JDH), or begin from Delhi by road or train.
A private car is the most comfortable way to link multiple cities at your own pace.
Overnight trains also connect major Rajasthan cities with Delhi.
Travel tips
Distances look short on the map but drives are long — avoid packing too many cities into one week.
Dress modestly at forts and temples; evenings in the desert can be cool in winter.
Heritage hotels book out in peak season — plan ahead for December–February.
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