Rajasthan Group Packages

Except in the hills, the summer temperature kind of become intense everywhere in June, typically in between 30°C to nearly 40°C daily. From Mount Abu to the Thar Desert, from palaces to forts, Rajasthan is one of the most famous and beautiful places to visit with friends. With a Rajasthan group tour packages, you can enjoy your stay in comfortable hotels and guesthouses without worrying about spending too much money on food and lodging itself.

Best Places to Visit in Rajasthan with your Group

• Pushkar: Pushkar is one of the oldest cities in Rajasthan that attracts thousands of travelers and pilgrims every year. Pushkar, a little town around Pushkar lake, is rich in cultural heritage, has a rare combination of sand dunes, lakes, hills, and forests. If you’re with a group of friends, you can go for hot air ballooning in Pushkar, take a camel safari, a hike to Ratnagiri hills and various other activities.
• Bikaner: This is considered as one of the best tourist destinations to visit during winter. Bikaner has lots of forts, museums, temples, and palaces with spectacular architecture that any art lover would enjoy.
• Mount Abu: Mount Abu hill station in Rajasthan, a state otherwise known mostly for its sandy deserts and dunes. A group of friends can do an uncountable amount of things in Mount Abu, like trekking in Aravalli mountain belt, camping to watch the stars at night, rock climbing, boating at Nakki lake and options are abundant.
• Jaisalmer: Jaisalmer is known as Golden City as it is a gateway to dunes of the Thar Desert. Don’t miss the 360-degree city view from Jaisalmer fort when you are there with friends, boating at Gadisar Lake, Parasailing at Kanoi, paramotoring at Sam sand dunes, and desert safari and camping.
• Rajsamand: Rajsamand is a small city in southern Rajasthan. It is a small state with a population of not even 70,000. It is not very common to visit this small city, but if you do, you can explore the beauty of Rajsamand Lake. It is an artificial lake that covers almost half of the city’s mainland. The evening view, while the sun is setting from this lake is breathtaking. You can also visit Kumbhalgarh fort, Kankroli temple that is nearby Rajsamand.

How to Reach Rajasthan

Rajasthan is connected with a network of domestic and international airport, by rail and by road. There is one international airport in Jaipur, domestic airport in Udaipur where numerous flights go in and out to different major cities of the country.

A secure network of rail connects Rajasthan to various other major cities in the country. Numbers of luxury and sleeper class trains run on the rails from and to a different destination. Rajasthan also has a very well connected network of roadways with other cities, luxury buses available to reach Rajasthan from various cities.