The state of Rajasthan is a perfect blend of chivalry, traditional handicrafts, awe-inspiring palaces and authentic rich cuisines. The best time to visit Rajasthan is during the Indian Winter that runs from October to February. Book a Taxi service in Jodhpur or a Cab service in Jodhpur for travelling in Rajasthan.
From the enchanting pink city of Jaipur to Jodhpur, the blue city and Udaipur, the white city, Rajasthan is one big playground for all. This state makes up part of India’s Golden Triangle. You can book a Taxi service in Jaipur or a Car hire in Jaipur.
Get a Car & Driver
You’ll find that Rajasthan is an extremely safe place for tourists. It is, however, one of India’s most conservative states and it is best to be mindful of local etiquette when visiting temples, restaurants, and other public spaces. Book here a Taxi service in Jaisalmer or a Car hire in Jaisalmer to go to all the tourist places in Rajasthan.
You’ll be most comfortable getting around in an air-conditioned Taxi service in Udaipur or a Car hire in Udaipur with a driver and local guide. While you could rent a standard Indian sedan (like an Ambassador), the best option is a luxury SUV or minivan with a reclining rear seat. This is an ideal vehicle for road trips to Rajasthan’s biggest cities, such as Jaipur, Jodhpur, and Udaipur.
Get a Travel Insurance
A trip to Rajasthan will show you Indian history through a lens of beauty and romance. From power-wielding forts to opulent palaces, you’ll find a mix of chivalry, traditional handicrafts, and rich local cuisines in this Indian state. You can also book a Tempo traveller hire in Jodhpur to travel around Rajasthan.
In the capital of Jaipur, tour the City Palace and the famous Hawa Mahal. Foodies should set aside 1 night for a delicious and immersive traditional Rajasthan cooking class!
The Shekhawati region is home to many majestic havelis and a unique architecture. The temple town of Ranakpur represents a pristine side of India that’s otherwise overshadowed by its more hectic and touristy neighbours. Experiences like a hot air balloon ride are also possible here! You can even go on a desert safari and camp in the dunes!
Get a Visa
If you are an international traveller visiting Rajasthan you will need a visa for India. You can get it easily online in just a few steps here. It is advisable to have enough cash with you to cover your expenses as many places in Rajasthan do not accept credit cards. Tipping is appreciated by guides and drivers but is at your discretion. With JCR Cab you can Car hire in Jodhpur.
Make sure you have all the vaccinations recommended for travelling in India (Hepatitis A, tetanus and polio), plus a yellow fever vaccine (if necessary). Bring a water bottle to stay hydrated as it is not safe to drink the local tap water. You can buy bottled water at most restaurants and hotels. Pick up some beautiful jewellery made of ‘minakari' or ‘kundan', colourful Rajasthani textiles and handmade pottery from markets and boutiques.
Get a Passport
To make the most of your Rajasthan tour package, be sure to Tempo traveller hire in Jaipur and pack a passport with six months of validity and two blank pages. You can apply for an e-Tourist visa online or send a letter of request to your nearest Indian consulate.
Travelling around Rajasthan is relatively easy, thanks to a network of highways and railways. If you prefer to go by train, you can get to the most prominent places of interest in a matter of hours.
A trip to Rajasthan is incomplete without a visit to its dazzling temples and ghats. From Ajmer Sharif Dargah to Dilwara temples, the state is home to countless religious sanctuaries.
Get a Travel Guide
India’s archetypal land of maharajas, mediaeval forts, kaleidoscopic festivals, camel treks and world class jewellery and textile shopping. Rajasthan is a must-visit for everyone from families to solo travellers.
Historic palaces and forts are scattered across the state, some of which have been declared UNESCO World Heritage sites. These are a must-see for architecture lovers.
Visiting during the monsoons is another great option for those interested in exploring Rajasthan. It offers the chance to see the region at its most green and lush and also visit lakes that are normally dry during the summer months.
The state is well connected by road, with national highways linking many of its major cities. Taxis are a common mode of transport, but beware of drivers who often overcharge tourists.
