Beautiful forts and Havelis, melodious folk music, myriad tales of chivalry, colorful turbans, golden deserts, artistic handicrafts, camels, and delicious food are the trademarks of culturally rich Rajasthan. And, Rajasthan tourism packages are a perfect medley of all of them. The land is unparalleled when it comes to being center stage for culture and heritage in India. Rajasthan is known for its heart-warming hospitality, luxurious stays, and unforgettable experiences, and is befitting to travelers of all age groups. In other words, Rajasthan tours are an eye-opener to acquaint ourselves with the rich culture, history, wildlife, adventure, and beauty of a place that is so exceptional. 

Rajasthan is a mystical land of legends, royalty, and the endless desert. Its dunes, forts, palaces, and rich culture are enough to leave people in awe. If you, too, want to get lost in this surreal "Land of Maharajas" with walls that tell stories of forgotten pasts, pack your bags right away and step into this beautiful state.

We all know the actual planning for a trip covering all of Rajasthan can be a nightmare in reality. Booking hotels, figuring out flight schedules, places to visit, and so much more are exhausting even before you start! 

Well, if this is why you are holding back, then you are at the right place. We at SOTC have prepared exciting Rajasthan tour packages for you! All Rajasthan tourist packages feature exclusive benefits that will suit your needs perfectly. So, let us get right into it and learn what we have to offer on these Rajasthan tours.

SOTC brings you vibrant Rajasthan tour packages to experience the grandeur of this vibrant state. The colors of the royal state are impossible to ignore and the effect of emerald green, canary yellow, and bright red turbans and sarees are simply dazzling. Little wonder so many fashion designers find their inspiration and raw materials here.

Table of Content

• Popular Rajasthan Tour Packages
• Rajasthan COVID Guidelines
• Quick Facts about Rajasthan
• Best time to visit Rajasthan
• How to reach Rajasthan
• Best Places to Visit in Rajasthan
• Things to do in Rajasthan
• Foods to Eat in Rajasthan
• Best Restaurants in Rajasthan
• Ideal Places for a Honeymoon in Rajasthan
• Best Places for Shopping in Rajasthan
• FAQs

Most Popular Rajasthan Tour Packages

Plan Your Rajasthan Tour with SOTC - The Colourful Cities of Rajasthan

Rajasthan COVID Guidelines

As per Rajasthan Travel Guidelines, you need to carry your vaccination certificate while traveling. Also, you need to install the Aarogya Setu app on your phone and update your status on it.

Quick Facts about Rajasthan

Best time to visit Rajasthan

Rajasthan is not the kind of state that you can visit any time of the year. If you travel to the state during the peak of the summer season, you may not be able to cover all the attractions peacefully because of the heat. This is why the best time to visit Rajasthan is during the winter season, between November and February. Let us discuss this a bit more, season-wise.

• Summer : The summer season in Rajasthan usually starts in April and lasts till June. The temperature may go as high as 45 degrees Celcius or beyond. The humidity level also goes higher and the heat becomes unbearable at times.
  
  
• Monsoon: Monsoon hits Rajasthan in July and it lasts till September. The temperature during the monsoon months does not go beyond 35 degrees Celcius. The lakes in these months are filled up and look pristine. The state looks definitely lovely but the humidity can become bothersome.
  
  
• Winter : The winter months start in November and last till February. The temperature is perfect as it does not rise up to more than 27 degrees Celcius. You can also attend various festivals and fairs in these months in the state. Therefore, it is certainly the best time to visit Rajasthan, and accordingly, you can choose from the Rajasthan tourist packages.

How to reach Rajasthan

How to reach Rajasthan is certainly not a big question since the connectivity of the state with other places in the country is good. Here are the three ways that you have and can opt for any one of them.

By Air :

To make Rajasthan tours the most convenient and also to save time, you can choose to travel via flight. There are many airports in the state such as Jaipur International Airport, Jodhpur Airport, Maharana Pratap Airport, Jaisalmer Airport, Bikaner Airport, and Kota Airport. You can book a flight to any of these airports, depending on your destination. Jaipur Airport also receives international flights. And as you choose one of the Rajasthan tourism packages, you will anyway be able to avail of flights.

By Rail :

Rajasthan is well-connected by railways to other states of the country. Some of the major railway stations in Rajasthan are Jaipur Junction, Bikaner Junction, Jodhpur Junction, Ajmer Junction, Kota Junction,  Bandikui Junction, and Marwar Junction. You can also opt for luxury trains such as Palace on Wheels, Royal Rajasthan on Wheels, The Golden Chariot, Maharajas' Express, and The Deccan Odyssey.  The interiors of these trains are plush and the cuisines served are delicious. Traveling on these trains is an experience in itself.

By Road : 

A road trip to Rajasthan is an unforgettable experience. Around 20 national highways pass through the state. The road conditions in the majority of the areas are good and you will have no problem driving through them. There are dhabas on the sides of the roads serving delectable cuisines. If you take a road trip from New Delhi to Jaipur via NH-8, it will take you around 5 hours. You can find several dhabas on the way where you can stop by to have your delicious meals. If you do not want to drive on your own, you can even take a taxi or bus service.

Best Places to Visit in Rajasthan

Renowned globally for its colored gems, Jaipur combines the allure of its ancient history with all the advantages of a metropolis. Jaipur is one of the most visited tourist places in Rajasthan. The bustling modern city is one of the three corners of the golden triangle that includes Delhi, Agra, and Jaipur. Hawa Mahal, Amber Fort, Jaipur City Palace, Jantar Mantar, Nahargarh Fort, Jal Mahal, and Jaigarh Fort are some of the unmissable sights here. There are so many places to visit and things to do in Rajasthan. However, if you are only visiting the state for a few short days, these are the places you have to see. You can even check if these places are included in the Rajasthan tourism packages that you are considering. 

• Ajmer and Pushkar
• Bikaner
• Jaipur
• Udaipur
• Jodhpur
• Jaisalmer 
• Mount Abu
• Ranthambore National Park
• Chittorgarh 

Ajmer and Pushkar

The twin cities of Ajmer and Pushkar are known for their rich heritage. Ajmer is home to the famous Dargah Sharif, the Tomb of Moinuddin Chisti, and the Mayo College, one of the country’s first schools that were a stepping stone for the British style of education. Pushkar is one of the oldest cities in India. Located near Ajmer, the tranquil city of Pushkar is home to the only temple dedicated to Lord Brahma in the world. Make sure the Rajasthan tourist packages you are considering include a trip to these two cities.

Bikaner

One of the earlier established cities, Bikaner still displays its ancient opulence through palaces and forts, built of red sandstone that has withstood the passage of time. The city boasts some of the world’s best riding camels. The National Research Centre on Camel is a worthwhile visit to see camel research and breeding, the only one of its kind in Asia. In and around Bikaner, Junagarh Fort, Lalgarh Palace, Gajner Palace and Lake, Gajner Wildlife Sanctuary, Ganga Government Museum, Laxmi Niwas Palace, and Junagarh Fort are stunningly beautiful and unmissable in the Rajasthan holiday packages.

Jaipur

Jaipur is one of the largest cities in the entire country. The Pink City boasts a distinct pink hue throughout its buildings, with artistic architecture and well-planned streets. It has a lot to offer in terms of tourist attractions. If you want to visit the entire state, your Rajasthan itinerary will need to have at least three days. Its most famous spots include Hawa Mahal, Nahargarh Fort, Jantar Mantar, Albert Hall Museum, Jal Mahal, Jaigarh Fort, City Palace, Amer Fort, etc. Jaipur is one of the places in the state that must be included in the Rajasthan packages.

Udaipur

Udaipur, deemed the Venice of the East, is a city of lakes. Its finesse is exemplified by its Rajputana architecture, beautiful lakes, and magnificent palaces. If you want to live like a royal, quite literally, then you can book one of the several palaces converted into hotels. The city was a capital city for the brave Mewars, who shifted here in the 16th century. The most breathtaking places that must be included in the Rajasthan tourism packages are City Palace, Lake Pichola, Lake Garden Palace, Jagdish Temple, Sajjangarh Palace, Bagore ki Haveli, Eklingji Temple, Jag Mandir Temple, Ahar Cenotaphs, Saheliyon ki Bari, Fateh Sagar Lake, Ambrai Ghat, Gulab Bagh and Zoo, Vintage Car Museum, Shilp Gram, Doodh Talai Musical Garden, etc

Jodhpur

Jodhpur is quite aptly named "Sun City," as it experiences bright, sunny weather throughout the year. The city hosts a multitude of tourist attractions like palaces, hill forts, and the old walled city. Some of them are Mehrangarh Fort, Chamunda Mata Temple, Umaid Bhawan Palace, Kailana Lake, Toorji Ka Jhalra, Jaswant Tada, Mandore Garden, Rao Jodha Desert Rock Park, Khejarla Fort, Balsamand Lake, Sheesh Mahal, Bishnoi Village Tour, Mahamandir Lake Moti Mahal, etc. Apart from this, you can indulge in various activities in Jodhpur. Do not forget to try the authentic and sumptuous Rajasthani cuisines in the city. While you are planning to go for Rajasthan tour packages, this place has to be added.

Jaisalmer 

Jaisalmer is the Golden City of Rajasthan that glimmers with warm sand and golden sandstones. The city lies in the heart of the vast Thar Desert and encompasses grand architecture, traditional arts and crafts, and many other things. It was built to be a walled city, thus making it one of the largest forts in the world. You can enjoy a quiet and peaceful camel ride through one of the most serene places. Other places to explore in Jaisalmer are Jaisalmer Fort, Thar Heritage Museum, Jain temples, Sam Sand Dunes, Patwon ki Haveli, Gadisar Lake, Jain Temples, Nathmal ki Haveli, Kuldhara Village, Vyaas Chhatri, Desert National Park, Jaisalmer War Museum, Tazia Tower and Badal Palace, Bada Bagh, etc. You can even visit the Indo-Pak border here. The view of the desert in Jaisalmer is unmatched, and you must visit the place once in your lifetime. So, do not miss out on getting this included in the Rajasthan tourism packages.

Mount Abu

Located in the Aravalli Range, Mount Abu is a top-rated hill station. It offers a stunning view from the top and overlooks gorgeous forests and lakes. Nakki Lake is a must-visit site that allows boat rides and paddle boats. The Dilwara Temples, established by the Jains, date back to the 12th century and are another exceptional attraction in Mount Abu. Some other places to visit in Mount Abu are Guru Shikhar, Toad Rock, Mount Abu Wildlife Sanctuary, Sunset Point, Shri Raghunath Temple, Achalgarh Village, Honeymoon Point, etc. Each attraction in Mount Abu is interesting and will leave you with wonderful memories. While looking out for Rajasthan tourist packages, you must see if Mount Abu is included or not.

Ranthambore National Park

A frequent inclusion in all Rajasthan tour packages, Ranthambore National Park is the place to visit if you find yourself fascinated by wildlife. It is the one place where tigers lurk in the wild. To get a close-up of these animals, you can book a jungle safari. If you are a brave soul, you can get a gypsy, a small and open-top vehicle; for those who prefer safety, larger open-top vehicles called canters can be booked. Besides tigers, you can also spot hyenas, leopards, sloth bears, and many more animals and birds. 

Chittorgarh 

Chittorgarh is widely known for the Chittorgarh Fort, which is located in the heart of the city and is reminiscent of the long history of Rajasthan. Constructed in the 7th century by Maharana Kumbha, it is a massive fort surrounded by seven gates. Exploring it all within a day can be very challenging but if you want to take in the major sites, then start with Victory Tower, then move towards the Rana Kumbha's Palace and end with the Meera Temple.  The other attractions in Chittorgarh that you can take a tour of are the Tower of Fame or Kirti Stambh, Padmini’s Palace, Fateh Prakash Palace, Sanwariaji Temple, Sathis Deori Temple, Ratan Sing Palace, and many more. As you opt for Rajasthan tourism packages, you will be able to avail of Rajasthan sightseeing and cover all the attractions.

Things to do in Rajasthan

Amongst the things to do in Rajasthan, several options can be included in the Rajasthan tourism packages. You can start by exploring the attractions, and then try some of the most delicious cuisines that you can have in this lifetime. This can then be followed by indulging in shopping. Here are some of the things that you can do on Rajasthan tours.

• Intricate Architecture 
• Get lost in the colors and culture 
• Nature and Wildlife 
• Try mouthwatering Rajasthani cuisine
• Go shopping
• Camel ride
• Desert safari
• Ghost hunting in Bhangarh

Intricate architecture 

Beautiful buildings with intricate carvings are an immense charm of Rajasthan. Its haunting Havelis and opulent palaces and forts lend a historical grandeur to the state. There are perhaps tens, if not hundreds, of such buildings that you can visit. You can find most of these places right in Pink City, which is why Jaipur is included in almost all the Rajasthan tour packages. The most visited ones include Nahargarh Fort, Mehrangarh Fort, Jaisalmer Fort, City Palace, Hawa Mahal, Chittorgarh Fort, Jantar Mantar, and many more!

Get lost in the colors and culture

Rajasthan is like an umbrella of gorgeous strands that unravel into unique cultural elements. You can be a part of their fairs and festivals or don yourself in their traditional attire of ghagra and choli. You can dance to their Maand and Panihari folk songs or follow the steps to their classics, Ghoomar and Kalbeliya. Without doing this, getting the Rajasthan tourism packages will not be worth it.

Nature and Wildlife 

Rajasthan hosts some of the rarest animals and birds, and if you are lucky, you might even spot a tiger. Migratory birds are the biggest attraction, and if you visit in the proper season, you will see water birds, Siberian Cranes, and even more. To spot any of your favorite animals or birds as you take the Rajasthan packages, you need to go to one of Rajasthan's several national parks or bird sanctuaries. Some of the wildlife sanctuaries and national parks must be included in Rajasthan tour packages are Ranthambore, Sariska, Mukundara, and Keoladeo in Bharatpur.

Try mouthwatering Rajasthani cuisine

When you are in Rajasthan, keep everything aside and dig into the super delicious Rajasthani cuisine. While you can eat Daal baati churma, gatte ki sabzi, laal maans, mawa kachori, mohan maans, masala chaanch, jaljeera, etc. there, you can get pyaaz ki kachori and mohan thaal packed on your way back. If you are traveling during the monsoon, you can even get to eat ghewar. As you take the Rajasthan tourism packages, you can even get to eat these as part of the meals that come with the Rajasthan packages.

Go shopping

If you did not buy pretty handcrafted earrings or necklaces from your trip to Rajasthan, then you missed out on the biggest experience ever! Kundan and meenakari are the most loved ornaments. You can see the Mughal influence in Rajasthani jewelry and paintings. Phad, the ancient art of scroll painting, and Pichwais, another equally beautiful form of painting, are popular attractions amongst art lovers. 

Camel ride

One of the staples of Rajasthan tour packages is the amazing camel ride experience that many tourists enjoy. Given that, a large portion of Rajasthan is made of the majestic Thar desert. You can easily find camels as one of the common sights. That is why you can enjoy some great camel rides at several picturesque locations included in Rajasthan tourism packages. Some of the common locations for camel rides in Rajasthan are Jaisalmer, Bikaner, Pushkar, and Jodhpur.

Desert safari

If you have been dreaming of a chance to drive a powerful SUV through the sand dunes, then Rajasthan tourist packages can present you with the perfect opportunity. Driving through the endless sand is an otherworldly thrilling experience that will surely make a great memory for you and your loved ones. You can take any of the Rajasthan tour packages that cover desert regions like Jaisalmer for the best experience.

Ghost hunting in Bhangarh

Located on the very edge of the famous tiger reserve called Sariska, you can find a truly unique and unorthodox adventure spot. The ancient ruins of Bhangarh are a subject of many urban legends and find a mention among some of the most haunted places in the country. While you cannot stay the night here, taking Rajasthan packages that include Alwar can provide you with a good opportunity to visit this place. Even if you are a non-believer in ghost stories, the Bhangarh Fort is a great place for history aficionados. 

Foods to Eat in Rajasthan

In addition to extraordinary sights, Rajasthan also offers incredible local cuisines and delicacies. The food of Rajasthan reflects the warrior culture of the original inhabitants and the restrictions of nature, like lack of water and arable lands. And through these resources, they have managed to create mouthwatering dishes that will always leave you wanting more. The foods that you absolutely cannot miss during your trip to Rajasthan are mentioned below. Most of these are also available in the meals that come with Rajasthan tourist packages.

• Dal baati churma
• Papad ki sabzi
• Ker sangria
• Ghewar
• Onion kachori
• Laal maans
• Mohan maans
• Churma laddoo

Dal baati churma 

It is one of Rajasthan's classic dishes with a hard bread called baati that is cooked mainly in the desert areas. It has an extraordinary shelf life, can be preserved for days, and hardly takes any water to make. The bread is served with daal (lentil) and churma, a dish prepared by crushing coarsely ground wheat and cooking it with ghee and sugar. This is usually included in the meals that you get upon opting for Rajasthan tour packages.

Papad ki sabzi 

This dish was a lifesaver for Rajasthanis, who ran out of vegetables due to lack of rain. It is prepared by crushing Papad (flatbreads made from lentils) and mixing it with a yogurt-based gravy. The mixture is then sprinkled with turmeric, chili powder, gram flour, and chopped coriander leaves. It is typically served with steamed rice.

Ker sangri 

Found abundantly in the regions of Jaisalmer and Barmer, sangri is a long bean, while ker is a kind of wild berry that tastes peppery and tangy. It was the primary source of protein for the residents during droughts and famines. It is eaten with bajra roti. It is yet another item that is included in the Rajasthan tourist packages, especially if you are visiting places in the Jaisalmer region.

Ghevar 

Ghevar is one of the most popular sweets of Rajasthan, made with an abundance of ghee and milk and is then topped with almonds and other dry fruits. It is crunchy to eat and is molded on a disc-like structure. The Rajasthan tour packages taken during the months of August-September are incomplete without Ghevar.

Onion kachori 

If you never tasted onion kachori during your time in Rajasthan, then you are missing out on a great experience! They're deep-fried, flaky bread made from flour and then stuffed with an onion filling. These are commonly called pyaaz ki kachori. To get the best taste, you can have them with ginger tea. Don’t forget to dip them in the green chutney that you will be served with these kachoris. One of the best things about these kachoris is that you can store them for at least 3-4 days, provided they are hygienically packed. Even if this is not included in the meals offered with the Rajasthan tourism packages, make sure you get them packed on your way back home.

Laal maans

If you are a non-vegetarian who prefers trying various types of meat, then you are absolutely going to love laal maans. The red color of the meat gravy comes from red chilies that are used in it. The gravy is made of red chilies, tomatoes, and various types of spices. The flavor of laal maans is pungent and the meat is soft. It is cooked for hours before it is served. You can try this with garlic naan to get the best taste of it. If you do not find this in the meals included in the Rajasthan tourist packages, you can get this added.

Mohan maans

It is a rich non-vegetarian dish that is very delicately cooked. Dry fruits are stuffed, milk cream is added to it, and then it is garnished with cinnamon and cardamom. It is a rajwadi dish that you must have when you are taking the Rajasthan holiday packages. You can get it in most parts of Rajasthan.

Churma laddoo

Churma laddoo is a popular Rajasthani dish that is also very famous in Gujarat. This dish is made of jaggery, wheat flour, and desi ghee. It is then garnished with poppy seeds. It is comfort food, and you are going to feel full and sleepy after having it. This is usually made during Ganesh Chaturthi. If you find this at another time of the year, make sure you have it. Churma laddoo is highly recommended if you have taken Rajasthan tour packages to travel with your kids.

Best Restaurants in Rajasthan

You can enjoy all of the authentic Rajasthani cuisines in some of the best restaurants in Rajasthan. Sheesh Mahal in Udaipur is known for its high-end and lavish dining, while Latitude of Jodhpur is for foodies who like a new take on traditional foods. While visiting Pushkar, you have to eat at least once in The Green House, a restaurant that serves the most popular food in Rajasthan. There are many such restaurants in Rajasthan that you have to pay a visit to! There is no point in taking the Rajasthan tourism packages if you skip visiting the options mentioned below.

• Chokhi Dhani, Jaipur
• Darikhana, Jodhpur
• Devi Garh, Udaipur
• Trio, Jaisalmer

Chokhi Dhani

Choki Dhani does not need any introduction. We all have heard about it! Chokhi Dhani has been serving Rajasthani food for the past 25 years and they have maintained the same quality and taste. Located in the heart of Jaipur city, their food is not the only reason why almost all tourists head to this place but their hospitality too. The staff in Chokhi Dhani are dressed in Rajasthani attire and you will be able to witness the culture of the state. This is a major inclusion in the Rajasthan tourist packages.

Darikhana

It is the first boutique hotel in Jodhpur and you can enjoy a lovely view of the Mehrangarh Fort from the terrace of the hotel. The spices used in the dishes served in Darikhana are unique and each of them has a distinctive aroma. The herbs used in the dishes are home-grown in Raas. Even if you have a little time after visiting all the places that were included in the Rajasthan tourism packages, you should spare it for Darikhana.

Devi Garh

The ambiance of Devi Garh has been inspired by the 18th century. On a moonlit night, you will be able to see the peaks of the Aravalli hills from here. Not only the dishes you order here are delicious but the live flute and Jal Tarang recitals are also something that you will surely enjoy. In many of the Rajasthan tourist packages, you can find this restaurant added.

Trio

This is one of the best restaurants in Jaisalmer and you will enjoy the old-world regal charm here. Whether you are ordering a vegetarian or a non-vegetarian dish, you are simply going to love it. Chicken stir-fried with shredded vegetables is one of the dishes you must try when you are here.

Ideal Places for a Honeymoon in Rajasthan

When you are planning your honeymoon trip, it is natural for anyone to choose only the best place. Well, if you want to spend some quality time with your spouse during this trip, then you can choose some of the best honeymoon places in Rajasthan that are thinly populated but at the same time have several attractions. Here are some of the places that you can include in your Rajasthan honeymoon packages or Rajasthan itinerary. As a matter of fact, for the best places to be covered on your honeymoon, you must take a look at the Rajasthan tourism packages. As you choose from the Rajasthan tourist packages, things like flights, accommodations, meals, and sightseeing will be sorted, and you will get enough time to spend with each other without worrying about anything. Therefore, ensure you pick from the best Rajasthan packages available on SOTC’s website.

• Neemrana
• Shekhawati
• Nawalgarh
• Kumbhalgarh
• Bundi

Neemrana

Neemrana Fort was built in 1464 AD, and this place was ruled by Rajput Maharaja Prithvi Raj Chauhan III. Today, it has been converted into a luxury hotel. Everything about this place is royal and romantic. From the luxurious stay to taking a dip in the pool, you can enhance romance with your better half here. This has to be a part of the Rajasthan packages, and even if it is not, you should get it included.

Shekhawati

If both of you, or even one of you are fond of architecture and palaces, you must spend your honeymoon days at Shekhawati. You can explore the mansions and palaces here and find out how the royals used to live during their era. If you find Shekhawati added to one of the Rajasthan tourism packages, you must book it.

Nawalgarh

It is called an open museum. In the initial days, Marwaris used to live in this town. They built houses to flaunt their wealth in those days. The architecture of the palaces here is worth appreciating. Some of the attractions that you must visit in Nawalgarh are The Poddar Haveli, Sheesh Mahal, Morarka Haveli, and Roop Niwas Palace. You must grab the Rajasthan tourist packages in which Nawalgarh is added.

Kumbhalgarh

Kumbhalgarh is all about architectural marvels and because of which it is included in the majority of the Rajasthan tourist packages. The wall in Kumbhalgarh is the second-largest wall in the world. While you are here, you can also visit the age-old temples to seek the blessings of God, and also take a tour of chattris.

Bundi

Bundi is not among the most known places in Rajasthan but is home to some of the most stunning attractions. A few of the attractions that you can explore are Taragarh Fort, Sukh Mahal, Raniji Ki Baori, Nawal Sagar, Ramgarh Vishdhari Sanctuary, Bundi Palace, and Garh Palace. If you do not find Bundi in any of the default Rajasthan tourism packages, you can customize the Rajasthan itinerary.

Best Places for Shopping in Rajasthan

Shopping is a major draw in Rajasthan. An indivisible part of their culture is handicraft skills. They excel in handicrafts and handlooms that include Jewellery - Silver, Kundan, and Meenakari; textile, handmade paper, precious and semi-precious stones, paintings, leather craft, marble handicrafts, and handcrafted items made of wood, ivory, lac, glass, brass, silver and gold. This is a major part of the Rajasthan tourist packages without which Rajasthan trips are just not complete. An important consideration while making your Rajasthan itinerary would be to have enough time for shopping delights in the places mentioned below.

• Johari Bazaar, Jaipur
• Nai Sarak, Jodhpur
• Bada Bazaar, Udaipur
• Sadar Bazaar, Jaisalmer
• Kote Gate Road, Bikaner

Johari Bazaar, Jaipur

Whether you are going on your honeymoon or just on a regular trip with your family, buying some Rajasthani jewelry for the ladies of the family will certainly make them happy. And for the best Rajasthani pieces of jewelry in Jaipur, you must head to Johari Bazaar. Apart from this, you will also be able to buy some of the most beautiful sarees and lehengas from here. You can also find food stalls here from which you can eat some Rajasthani dishes. Make the most of the Rajasthan tourism packages by visiting this shopping place.

Nai Sarak, Jodhpur

When you are in Jodhpur, you must visit Nai Sarak to buy some of the best Rajasthani apparel. You can find sarees here that are hand-painted. Apart from apparel and fabrics, you can also find leather items here. Therefore, this must be a major addition when you opt for the Rajasthan tourist packages.

Bada Bazaar, Udaipur

You can find fabrics, copperware, silverware, and gold jewelry, all at this shopping destination. You can even find leather items, precious stones, and antique items here.

Sadar Bazaar, Jaisalmer

Apparel, blankets, carpets, rugs, handicrafts, antiques; you name it, they have it. If you are a khadi fan, you will be able to get them too. The best thing about this market is that you can buy all the items at a wholesale rate. So, make sure you carry an extra bag so that you do not have to think about space in your bags before you start shopping.

Kote Gate Road, Bikaner

This is one of the most colorful and vibrant markets you will come across in Bikaner and has to be a part of your Rajasthan itinerary. You can find charming accessories, footwear of various colors, miniature paintings, and khadi kurtas that come in varied colors.