Frequently Asked Questions

October to March is the best time to visit Rajasthan. The weather is pleasant (10°C–25°C), ideal for sightseeing, safaris, and outdoor activities. November is especially popular — the Pushkar Camel Fair takes place then. Summer (April–June) is hot (up to 45°C) but less crowded with cheaper rates. The monsoon (July–September) is not recommended for most areas, though Udaipur is beautiful with lush greenery.

It depends on which cities you want to cover. For a quick taste: 2–3 days for Jaipur only. For the western desert circuit (Jaipur–Jodhpur–Jaisalmer): 6–7 days. For the full Rajasthan experience covering 6–8 cities: 12–15 days. We recommend at least 7 days for a satisfying Rajasthan experience, though our 1-day trips to Abhaneri and Khatu Shyamji are perfect add-ons too.

For first-timers visiting Rajasthan, we recommend the Discover Rajasthan 6-day tour (Jaipur–Pushkar–Udaipur–Jodhpur–Jaisalmer–Bikaner) or the Jaipur City Tour followed by Jaisalmer Desert Safari. Both give you a well-rounded introduction to Rajasthan's forts, deserts, lakes, and culture with manageable driving distances.

Yes — Rajasthan is generally safe for solo women travellers, especially in the major tourist areas. Jaipur, Udaipur, and Jaisalmer are all well-equipped with safe hotels, tourist police, and experienced guides. We take additional precautions for solo women clients: registered local guides, curated comfortable hotel rooms, and responsive support contact during your tour.

Book in 3 easy ways: (1) WhatsApp us at +91 95888 97726 with your travel dates, group size, and tour preference — quickest method, usually confirmed within 2 hours. (2) Fill our online enquiry form on the Contact page. (3) Call us directly. We provide a written itinerary and cost breakdown, then confirm with a simple booking form. No payment required to receive a quote.

We require 20–30% advance payment to confirm a booking, with the balance payable at the start of the tour. For peak season (October–February) and popular packages like the Jaisalmer Desert Safari or Ranthambore Safari, early booking of 2–3 weeks is strongly recommended. Payment by UPI, bank transfer, or cash accepted.

Yes, we accommodate last-minute bookings for most standard packages. Call or WhatsApp us and we'll confirm availability within 2 hours. For peak season tours, advance booking of 2–3 weeks is recommended to ensure vehicle and hotel availability.

Yes — for groups of 8 or more travellers, we offer discounted rates on transport, accommodation, and guides. Contact us with your group size for a customised group quote.

Our standard packages include: AC vehicle (sedan, SUV, or Tempo Traveller based on group size), experienced local guide, all entry tickets for listed monuments, and all inter-city transfers. We clearly list inclusions and exclusions on every package page — no hidden charges. Note that we do not provide hotel stays, but we can suggest hotels as per your comfort with no extra charges.

Typically excluded: flights or train tickets to/from Rajasthan, lunch and dinner (unless specified), personal expenses, tips and gratuities, optional activities (elephant rides, camel rides, cultural shows), and camera fees at some monuments. We always clearly list exclusions on each package page.

Absolutely — all our packages are fully customisable at no extra planning charge. You can add or remove cities, upgrade hotels, extend or shorten duration, add activities (safaris, cooking classes, village visits), or combine multiple packages. Just tell us your interests and we'll build a bespoke itinerary.

Yes. Our packages range from budget (guesthouses and standard vehicles) to mid-range (3★ hotels, SUVs) to luxury (heritage palaces and private cars). All tiers use the same expert guides and quality service. Tell us your budget and we'll design the best possible Rajasthan itinerary within it — contact us for a personalised quote.

We use fully air-conditioned, well-maintained vehicles: Maruti Suzuki Dzire / Toyota Etios (sedan) for 1–4 people; Toyota Innova Crysta / Maruti Ertiga (SUV/MUV) for 5–7 people; Tempo Traveller for 8–14 people; luxury coaches for groups above 15. All vehicles are driven by experienced, courteous local drivers with clean driving records.

Yes — we work with experienced, English-fluent local guides who are registered with the tourism department and deeply knowledgeable about Rajasthan's history, architecture, and culture. We can also arrange guides fluent in French, German, or Japanese on request.

Yes — we have registered female guides available for solo women travellers, women's groups, and families who prefer a female guide. Please mention this when booking and we'll arrange accordingly at no extra cost.

Essentials: lightweight, breathable clothes (cotton/linen) for summer; layered clothing for October–February evenings; comfortable walking shoes; sunscreen and sunglasses; a hat or scarf; a small daypack; a water bottle. For temple visits: clothes that cover shoulders and knees. For desert camps: a light jacket for evening. Power bank recommended.

Yes — Rajasthan has a rich culinary tradition and food is generally safe at reputable restaurants and dhabas. We recommend sticking to well-known local restaurants and avoiding raw street food/water. We can suggest trusted local eateries at every stop. We can also suggest hotels with clean and safe dining options as per your comfort.

We provide every client with: your driver's direct mobile number, your guide's number (where applicable), and our support helpline. Founder Sharvan Singh Shekhawat is personally reachable for client emergencies. Jaipur tourist police helpline: 1800-180-6647.