Udaipur – Jodhpur – Jaisalmer (Rajasthan) | 6N – 7D

Day 1:Reach Udaipur and on the way explore the UNESCO World Heritage Site, one of the royal forts of Mewar.

Day 2: Explore the city of Udaipur

Day 3: Drive to Jodhpur, exploring mesmerizing ancient historical monuments on the way

Day 4: Explore the fort and ancient monuments in Jodhpur along with some adventurous activities.

Day 5:  Drive to Jaisalmer and explore the colorful city of Jaisalmer along with adventure in Sand dunes.

Day 6: Witness the hidden gems of Jaisalmer along with leisure time for shopping of the Rajasthani artifacts.

Day 7: Explore historical monuments with its rich history in Jaisalmer

Say goodbye to Jaisalmer with beautiful, unforgettable memories & Catch a flight back to your hometown.

 

No. of days: 6N – 7D

 

Budget for 2 people excluding flights: INR 70,000 – INR 1,00,000

*If more people are travelling together, the budget will be more economical.

*The Budget is considering transportation with a private cab.

 

Rajasthan is ‘The Land Of Kings’,where you get to explore majestic forts, opulent palaces, spiritual places, golden deserts, and vibrant bazaars in cities like Jaipur, Jodhpur, Udaipur, Jaisalmer, and more.

 

Rajasthan Through the Seasons:

• Winter (October to March)

• Weather: Pleasant and dry (10°C to 27°C)
• Cool, comfortable days and chilly evenings — perfect for exploring.
• Great for fort visits, desert safaris, hot air balloon rides, and local festivals.
• Best for: Jaipur, Jodhpur, Udaipur, Jaisalmer, Bikaner, and the Pushkar Camel Fair.

 

• Monsoon & Green Rajasthan (July to September)

• Weather: Warm with occasional rain (25°C to 35°C)
• A rare, refreshing view of Rajasthan with lush hills and lake-filled palaces.
• Fewer tourists and photogenic cloudy skies.
• Best for: Udaipur, Bundi, Mount Abu, monsoon festivals, and offbeat rural experiences.

 

• Summer (April to June)

• Weather: Hot and dry (30°C to 45°C)
• Ideal for travelers who enjoy quiet, uncrowded experiences and early morning exploration.
• Cool escapes and heritage stays in palace hotels.
• Best for: Mount Abu, and cultural immersion.

 

Why Rajasthan is a Must Visit – For Travelers Across the World

• Walk through centuries-old forts, grand palaces, and ancient cities that still echo with stories of royalty, valor, and romance.
• Golden dunes of the Thar Desert to serene lakes, colorful villages, and lush Aravalli hills, Rajasthan is a visual treat for every traveler.
• Relish Rajasthani cuisine, rich with spices and stories – from dal baati churma to gatte ki sabzi and sweet ghewar. Every bite is an experience.
• Golden sunsets over palaces, colorfully dressed locals, decorated camels, and intricate architecture, a paradise for a photographer.

 

Scientific and Emotional  Benefits of Visiting Rajasthan

• Exposure to vibrant colors (like Rajasthan’s architecture, textiles, art) stimulates dopamine release, improving mood and reducing stress levels.
• Natural quiet in desert and rural areas reduces sensory overload, lowers cortisol (stress hormone), and improves cognitive focus.
• Sacred sites and rituals activate the parasympathetic nervous system, which slows heart rate, calms the mind, and promotes emotional healing.
• New experiences (culture, food, language) enhance brain plasticity, improving memory, creativity, and emotional flexibility.