Rajasthan Tour Packages from Kerala 4 Days & 3 Nights

The night most travellers remember is day three. You leave the hotel for a camp in the dunes near Sam, ride a camel out for sunset, and eat dinner around a Kalbelia dance and Rajasthani folk music performance. Both the camel ride and the camp dinner are in the price. If you want Jaipur's Amer Fort and Hawa Mahal or Udaipur's Lake Pichola as well, compare the longer Rajasthan tour packages from Kerala in the table below, or browse every itinerary on our main Rajasthan tour packages page.

Package at a Glance

Highlights

• Walk the ramparts of Mehrangarh Fort, 120 m above the blue houses of old Jodhpur

• See the white marble cenotaph of Jaswant Thada at golden hour

• Explore Jaisalmer Fort (Sonar Qila), a UNESCO World Heritage fort where families still live

• Spend some time at Gadisar Lake among its 14th-century chhatris

• Ride a camel into the Sam Sand Dunes at sunset and sleep at a desert camp with a folk show and dinner

• Step inside the carved facades of Patwon ki Haveli and Salim Singh ki Haveli

Rajasthan Tour Packages from Kerala: Compare Prices and Itineraries

TravelTriangle has 11 Rajasthan trips that Kerala travellers book most, from a 2-night wildlife weekend to a 10-night grand circuit. Every price below is per person on twin sharing, land only, so add your flights from Kochi, Trivandrum or Calicut. Any of them can be moved to start in the city your flight lands in.

Travelling as a family or on a honeymoon? See all Rajasthan family packages and Rajasthan honeymoon packages. Every trip above can be customised to depart from Kochi, Trivandrum or Calicut, with flights added to the same quote.

How to Reach Rajasthan from Kerala: Flights, Trains and Road

The fastest way from Kerala to Rajasthan is IndiGo's daily nonstop from Kochi (COK) to Jaipur (JAI), about 4 hours 15 minutes. From Trivandrum and Calicut you connect once, usually through Bengaluru, Mumbai or Delhi. Two weekly direct trains link the states: the Marusagar Express from Ernakulam to Ajmer, and the Thiruvananthapuram North to Sri Ganganagar Express, which stops at Jodhpur, the start city of this package. Both take close to two days. Driving the roughly 2,500 km is a 4-day trip each way.

Departing from Kochi (Ernakulam)

Kochi has the easiest run to Rajasthan because of the Jaipur nonstop. Book a Jaipur-start trip such as the 6N/7D Riveting Rajasthan tour and you land and start sightseeing the same day. For this Jodhpur and Jaisalmer package, take a one-stop flight to Jodhpur, or land in Jaipur and let us add a night there before the 5 to 6 hour drive west.

Departing from Trivandrum (Thiruvananthapuram)

Travellers from Trivandrum fly one-stop to Jaipur, Jodhpur or Udaipur. Pick the Rajasthan city that suits the package start, since the connection is the same length either way. An early flight usually reaches Rajasthan by mid-afternoon, so ask us to keep day one light.

Departing from Calicut (Kozhikode)

From Calicut you can fly one-stop through Mumbai or Bengaluru, or take a weekly direct train from Kozhikode: the Marusagar Express to Ajmer, or the Saturday-night 16312 express straight to Jodhpur, where this package starts, in about 39 hours. Train travellers suit a Pushkar or Jaipur start, and the Stimulating Rajasthan tour ends in Pushkar, 15 km from Ajmer station.

Full route details for every Indian city are in our guide on how to reach Rajasthan.

Itinerary

Day 1: Jodhpur, Arrival and Sightseeing | Mehrangarh Fort and Jaswant Thada

Welcome to the Blue City. Our coordinator meets you at Jodhpur airport or railway station and drops you at Ranbanka Palace on Circuit House Road. Flights from Kochi that connect through Bengaluru, Mumbai or Delhi usually land by early afternoon, which leaves enough light for the city. Start at Mehrangarh Fort, which sits on a rock about 120 m above the old town. From the ramparts you look straight down on the indigo-washed houses that gave Jodhpur its nickname. A short drive away is Jaswant Thada, the white marble cenotaph built in 1899 for Maharaja Jaswant Singh II, at its best in late-afternoon sun. If time allows, stop at Umaid Bhawan Palace, where part of the building is still the royal family's home. Spend the evening at Sardar Market by the Ghanta Ghar clock tower for bandhani fabric, spices and mojaris. Dinner is on your own. Overnight in Jodhpur.

Meals: none (arrival day)

Day 2: Jaisalmer, Arrival and Sightseeing | Jaisalmer Fort and Gadisar Lake

After breakfast, check out and drive about 285 km west to Jaisalmer, roughly 5 hours through the Thar with a tea stop on the way. This is the Golden City, named for its yellow sandstone (Jaipur is the Pink City). Check in at Hotel Rang Mahal on Sam Road and rest for an hour. Then walk up to Jaisalmer Fort (Sonar Qila), built in 1156 and part of the UNESCO-listed Hill Forts of Rajasthan. Unlike most forts in India it is still lived in, with homes, shops and Jain temples inside the walls. In the late afternoon head to Gadisar Lake, the 14th-century reservoir lined with chhatris and temples, where you can take a boat out for a small fee. Try ker sangri or dal baati churma in the old town for dinner. Overnight in Jaisalmer.

Meals: breakfast

Day 3: Jaisalmer, Sightseeing and Sam Sand Dunes | Bada Bagh, Lodurva and a desert camp night

Have breakfast early and drive about 6 km north to Bada Bagh, a hillside of carved cenotaphs of Jaisalmer's Bhati rulers, quietest before 10 am. Continue to Lodurva, the old Bhati capital about 15 km from town, known for its Jain temple with a fine latticed stone gateway. After lunch, transfer to Savi Camp near the Sam Sand Dunes, about 40 km west of Jaisalmer. Late in the afternoon you ride a camel into the dunes to watch the sun go down over the Thar. Back at camp, the evening belongs to a Kalbelia dance and Rajasthani folk music performance, followed by dinner. The camel ride, the show and dinner are all included. For many travellers from Kerala this is the first night they have ever spent in a desert, and the drop in temperature after dark surprises most of them, so keep a jacket handy. Overnight at the camp.

Meals: breakfast, dinner at camp

Day 4: Jaisalmer, Sightseeing and Departure | Patwon ki Haveli and Thar Heritage Museum

Wake up to sunrise over the dunes, have breakfast at the camp and head back into Jaisalmer. Visit Patwon ki Haveli, a cluster of five merchant mansions begun in 1805 with some of the finest stone carving in Rajasthan, and then Salim Singh ki Haveli with its peacock-shaped roof brackets. The Thar Heritage Museum follows, a small private collection of desert life, fossils and folk instruments. Afterwards we transfer you to Jaisalmer railway station, airport or bus station for your journey home. Flights out of Jaisalmer run mainly in winter, so most Kerala travellers fly home from Jodhpur. Ask your planner to end the trip in Jodhpur if you want the wider choice of evening flights south (an extra transfer).

Meals: breakfast

Hotels

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Inclusions / Exclusions

Rajasthan Trip Cost from Kerala (Package plus Flights)

A 3N/4D Rajasthan trip from Kerala costs about INR 35,000 to INR 45,000 per person once you add return flights from Kochi, meals and entry tickets to the INR 13,999 package. A 6N/7D circuit that starts in Jaipur comes to roughly INR 42,000 to INR 53,000 per person.

Flights booked 6 to 8 weeks ahead are usually cheapest. The weeks of Diwali, Christmas and New Year cost the most, both for fares and for the desert camp.

Best Time to Visit Rajasthan from Kerala

October to March is the best time for a Rajasthan trip from Kerala. Days are dry and 22 to 30°C, which suits long fort walks, though desert nights in December and January can fall below 10°C.

Packing from Kerala's humidity, remember a light jacket or shawl for the camp night and sunglasses and a scarf for the dunes. Month-by-month detail is on our best time to visit Rajasthan guide.

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Package prices on this page were checked against TravelTriangle's live booking engine on 27 September 2026, and flight and train timings against IndiGo and Indian Railways schedules.

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