The Ideal Rajasthan Itinerary For The First Time Traveler

Rajasthan is best known for its palaces, forts, and stunning landscapes. Also known as the 'land of kings' or the 'princess state', it has a rich cultural heritage. Popular attractions include India's largest camel fair in Jaisalmer, Tiger Safari in Ranthambore National Park, and Camel Racing Festival in Ajmer.

The state of Rajasthan is rich in history and culture, with old temples and abandoned villages scattered throughout the land. When visiting Rajasthan with Car Rental in Udaipur, it's tempting to try and fit in as much as you can every day. From a modern state that is moving towards its own definition of development to old palaces and abandoned villages, there are many facets of this state that reflect its people and how they live their lives.

Day 1 - Arrival in Jaipur

Arrive in Jaipur and transfer to your hotel. Overnight stay at Hotel.

Day 2 – Day Tour of Jaipur

In the morning, visit Amer Fort which is located near the city center. This fort was built by Raja Man Singh for defense purposes against invaders from Persia and Central Asia in 1592 AD on top of a hillock that has steep slopes on all sides except one side where an artificial platform has been built to reach it from below. The walls of this fort are covered with marble stones while the roofs are covered with red sandstone slabs forming beautiful patterns that make them look like stars in the night sky.

Day 3 - Jaipur to Pushkar

This is the last full day in Jaipur, so head out early and explore the city during your free time. This gives you the opportunity to see things which you may have missed out on some time ago like Albert Hall Museum or Govind Devji Temple. Then we will head towards Pushkar. There are plenty of temples to visit, souvenirs to buy, markets to roam, and colorful festivals and fairs worth attending.

Day 4 - Pushkar to Udaipur

Enjoy a morning of sightseeing with Pushkar, a small town in the Indian state of Rajasthan. The Brahma Temple is an architectural marvel that was built around 100 years ago and houses the biggest temple in India. If you have time, visit the temple again afterwards as there’s a lot more to see in Pushkar. After leaving this magical place behind, drive on toward Udaipur (Royal City) for a short drive through winding mountain roads. With views up to mountains, this is sure to be an adventure by camel through the countryside.

Day 5 - Udaipur Sightseeing

Udaipur is the most romantic city in Rajasthan. Its lakes, palaces, and gardens are well worth seeing. The sunset point on Lake Pichola is a must-visit place while in Udaipur. There are many other places to see in Udaipur like City Palace, Saheliyon Ki Bari Garden, etc.

Day 6 – Head to Mount Abu

On the way, visit Ranakpur Jain Temple, built in 1439 and considered one of the most beautiful temples in India. The place attracts tourists from all over the world because of its cool climate, lush green forests, and picturesque lakes.

Day 7 – Head to Jodhpur

After breakfast, head to Jodhpur with a local guide. Explore the city, including its palaces, mosques and Sufi religious shrines. Look into your inn prior to forging ahead.

Day 8 - Jodhpur sightseeing

After breakfast, you will proceed to Mehrangarh Fort & Museum. The fort was built by Maharaja Jaswant Singh II in 1459 AD and it is a long-standing symbol of Rajput valor & culture. The museum showcases an impressive collection of ancient arms & armor along with paintings & manuscripts related to different historical periods including the reigns of various rulers of the Marwar region like Rai Bhoj and Prithviraj Chauhan.

Day 9 - Jodhpur to Jaisalmer

Drive from Jodhpur to Jaisalmer. The drive takes about 7 hours and covers nearly 300km of the desert landscape, including the Chambal River. Arrive in Jaisalmer and check into your hotel in the heart of the city, which is known as ‘Golden City' thanks to its yellow buildings.

Day 10- Jaisalmer sightseeing

Blast off on an adventure through the Thar Desert. On this outstanding guided camel safari you'll see some of India's most fascinating sights, like the magnificent Havelis (mansions) and forts. You’ll learn firsthand about the fascinating history and culture of Rajasthan.

Day 11 - Jaisalmer to Bikaner

This morning, you will drive from Jaisalmer to Bikaner. While traveling, enjoy breathtaking views of the desert and visit the Sam Sand Dunes. Stop for lunch at Sam Dunes before proceeding on a sunset camel safari. Retire for the night in one of Bikaner's famous restaurants or explore its markets and bazaars during the day.

Day 12- Departure from Bikaner

Though your adventure concludes with this departure, your memories will continue to fulfill you for the rest of your life.

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Conclusion

If you're planning a visit to Rajasthan, I hope this blog post has provided a bit of information as well as inspiration, either on your long-term trip or on something you can do when you're in the region. The only way to truly understand and experience another culture is by living there; so if you are thinking of traveling around the Indian subcontinent or what to do while in India (or any other country for that matter), consider whether visiting one or more of the places on this list would be a good idea.