Things To Do in Rajasthan

Jaipur popularly known as the pink city is the royal capital of the largest state of India- Rajasthan. You can experience the king's royalty by trying the Amer Fort elephant ride on your Jaipur trip. It is a wonderful experience that you will always remember. Amer fort history is full of stories of kings and royalty and grandeur. The beauty of these animals printed in royal colors would give a signal that they enchant you. The ride will take you up to the entrance of the and the best amer view point passing through a steep inclined plane. Amer fort ticket price is around INR 1000 for two.

A hot air balloon ride in Jaipur is one of the impressive adventure activities. Some frequent places are Amber Fort, Jal Mahal, Shiv Vilas, Delhi-Jaipur Road etc. It depends on the direction of the wind blowing in the particular area. Depending on the model of the ride, there must be at least 4 riders and a maximum of 8. The rides are often organized at around two hours to sunrise and two hours to sunset. During these times, the wind is calm, and the views are gorgeous. Go on a ride and fly over palaces, forts, and lakes and see the beauty of the Aravali hills. 

Lake Pichola is a medium barrel-shaped artificial water reservoir located in the city of Udaipur within the region of Rajasthan. One of the remarkable activities is to take a Lake Pichola boat ride in the calm waters of this lake. Boating especially early in the morning is a must-do while visiting Lake Pichola. You can go to Lake Pichola municipal boat ride point from where the boat ride starts. This is followed by the Jagmandir where you may take some time off and fondly recall the sightseeing. The boat experiences are enjoyable particularly because of the wonderful sunset view. Tickets cost around INR 400 to 600 for adults and INR 200 for children.

The city of Jaisalmer in Rajasthan attracts tourists for the big area of sandy land. Some of the most sought-after Desert Safaris of Jaisalmer happen to be the Sam Sand Dunes. Jeep drops you to a point nearer to Sam Sand Dunes for camel riding. The camel desert safari in Jaisalmer is a fabulous experience on the back of the camels to explore the desert zone of Rajasthan along with the fascinating approach that exhibits the culture of Rajasthan. The tours can be landed in the morning or the evening. Riding on the back of tall camels you travel the sand hills and see fabulous sunsets that color the horizon. 

Chokhi Dhani is a luxury heritage resort that depicts a Rajasthani village. It is situated somewhat away from the city on Tonk Road. The idea of the village is to make the visitors feel the real essence of village life, especially in Rajasthan. This place is a true picture of Rajasthan of earlier days having items of art & craft, paintings, folk tales, and sculptures of the old era. The village has various entertainment - folk dancing, singing, camel riding, puppet shows, fortune tellers, acrobatics, parrots that predict, magic shows, and horse riding. etc. After exploring the area, you can enjoy a delicious Rajasthan cuisine dinner. 

Udaipur known as the “City of Lakes” is famous for palaces that give the feeling of royalty and remind the royal India. The most famous is the City Palace which is a fine architecture overlooking Lake Pichola to the east. It is a combination of Rajput and Mughal styles with a magnificent complex of courtyards, towers, and palatial halls. Close by is the Lake Palace which looks like it had been transported onto a pond of water on Lake Pichola. Adding to the royalty aura is the Jag Mandir island palace with stunning edifices of white marble on a backdrop of placid waters. Book our Rajasthan tour package and explore the beautiful palaces of Udaipur.

Jaisalmer’s Dune bashing is an exciting way to maneuver through the world’s largest dunes and is one of the exciting things to do in Rajasthan. Experienced drivers take the car through the slopes, over cliffs and round corners, giving an exciting rollercoaster ride. The sand of the desert and the gigantic area make the background of this high thrill incredible, with a view of the run of the yellow desert ‘waves’. This dynamic adventure lets you explore the desert and the dunes from a brand-new angle. It is a recommended activity for all those seeking a thrilling ride through the desert of Jaisalmer.

A guided tour makes sense when it comes to the Jantar Mantar in Jaipur. Professional tour guides help you understand the historical and scientific importance of each instrument. They explain the complicated scientific concept of early astronomy. Constituting five buildings, this world heritage site was designed in the 18th century by Maharaja Sawai Jai Singh II to define architectural as well as astronomical time-keeping tools. You can see the Samrat Yantra – the world’s largest sundial with the perfect accuracy that helps tell the time of the day. You can see celestial reflections through Jai Prakash Yantra and observe the position of the stars through Ram Yantra. 

Rajasthan tourism features many historical structures scattered in Jaipur. Begin at City Palace which is a large complex that has royal rooms, courtyards, and museums packed with items belonging to Jaipur royals. Adjacent, touching the City Palace is the Hawa Mahal, which is only the outer face with a honeycomb-like structure of windows. Amber Fort – growing majestically on a hill, presents the life of the luxurious Rajputs with its tall walls, the interior decorated with mirrors, and vast courtyards. The enormous instruments that make up the Jantar Mantar- an astronomical observatory another gem of a structure that denotes the scientific advancement of the late 18th century Jaipur.

Mount Abu of Rajasthan is one of the oldest ranges of India and contains the largest plateau of the state along with the highest peak, called Guru Shikhar. On your trip, you can try a jeep safari in the Mount Abu Wildlife Sanctuary.  More than 81 varieties of trees and 17 varieties of rare medicinal plants are present in this forest. The recognized animals to see are common mongoose, sambar, leopard, wild boar, common langur, hare, pangolin, porcupine, sloth bear, and hedgehog. It has about over 250 species of birds. If you wish to get into trekking exploration and hiking the best time to get into the sanctuary is during the winter season.