Rajasthan is India’s most iconic travel destination — a land of maharajas, hilltop forts, and cities built from rose-gold and blue-washed stone. As a Jaipur-based travel agency with over 20 years of experience, Far Destinations Tours designs tailor-made Rajasthan tours built entirely around your pace, interests, and travel dates — not a fixed template. Whether you’re planning a first trip to India or a return visit focused on Rajasthan alone, our local team handles every detail, from palace stays to desert camps.
Top Places To Visit In Rajasthan
- Jaipur, the Pink City, home to Amber Fort, the City Palace, and Hawa Mahal
- Jodhpur, the Blue City, set beneath the imposing Mehrangarh Fort
- Udaipur, the Lake City, widely considered one of the most romantic destinations in India
- Jaisalmer and the Thar Desert, for camel safaris and overnight desert camps
- Smaller heritage towns, havelis, and rural villages for a deeper, less-touristed side of Rajasthan
Why Book a Tailor-Made Rajasthan Trip
Unlike fixed group tours, a tailor-made Rajasthan itinerary from Far Destinations Tours adapts to you: your travel dates, budget, pace, and interests — whether that’s architecture and history, desert adventure, textile and craft traditions, or simply slowing down in a palace hotel. As a local agency based in Jaipur, we work directly with trusted guides, drivers, and heritage properties across the state, so you get authentic access without the markup of booking through an international operator.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many days do I need for Rajasthan? Most travelers spend 10–15 days covering Jaipur, Jodhpur, Udaipur, and Jaisalmer, though shorter 5–7 day circuits focused on 2–3 cities are also popular.
Is Rajasthan good for a first trip to India? Yes — Rajasthan is one of the most accessible and rewarding regions for first-time visitors, combining well-developed tourist infrastructure with authentic cultural depth.
Can you combine Rajasthan with other regions? Absolutely. Rajasthan pairs naturally with Delhi and Agra (the classic Golden Triangle), or with Varanasi and the Ganges Valley for a longer North India circuit.
Ready to start planning? Contact us for a free, no-obligation Rajasthan itinerary built around exactly what you want to see.
