Tour packages
Choose a route, then shape the stays, transport and pace around your group.
Rajasthan is one of the regions we plan most often. Forts, lakes, desert camps and havelis turned boutique hotels make it a strong pick for families, couples and anyone who wants a trip that photographs as well as it feels. Udaipur and Jaisalmer are where we send the most travellers, alongside custom circuits that add Jaipur, Pushkar or Jodhpur.
Suggested time in the region, before travel from home. These are planning ideas; your dates, pace and available stays shape the final itinerary.
Suggested: 3 to 4 nights
Fort visits and city walks, followed by a quieter lake-town stop. A starting point for a first Rajasthan break.
Choose your Jaipur sights before adding Ajmer or Pushkar. Allow time for transfers and check festival dates before choosing stays.
Suggested: 4 to 5 nights
A fort-and-desert route for groups who want western Rajasthan without crossing the whole state.
Keep the intercity transfer separate from a packed sightseeing day. Ask for the desert camp location, room or tent type, activities and transfer costs in writing.
Suggested: 4 to 5 nights
Lake-city time followed by a hill-station stay, with room for families and couples to slow the pace.
Compare arrival and departure options before adding Mount Abu. Include the hill transfer and walking needs in the plan; do not assume every viewpoint suits every traveller.
Destination reference: Rajasthan Tourism itineraries. Durations above are Gozy editorial suggestions.
Route, days needed and a day by day plan from Delhi NCR.
Route, days needed and a day by day plan from Mumbai.
Route, days needed and a day by day plan from Jaipur.
