Rajasthan Jeep Safari Packages | Duration | Price |
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Jeep Safari In Jaisalmer | 30 minutes | INR 1,200 |
Jhalana Safari | 3 hours | INR 9,000 |
Camel Safari, Jeep Safari & ATV Ride Combo, Jaisalmer | 1 hour | INR 1,250 |
Camping in Jaisalmer with Jeep Safari | 1 day | INR 3,300 |
Private Dinner on Dunes with Camel and Jeep Safari, Jaisalmer | 6 hours | INR 3,625 |
Jaisalmer Half Day City Tour with Jeep Safari & Camel Ride | 8 hours | INR 3,600 |
Jeep Safari, Camel Ride, Buffet Dinner & Folk Dance Combo in Jaisalmer | 6 hours | INR 1,320 |
Jeep Safari in Kumbhalgarh Wildlife Sanctuary | 2 hours & 30 minutes | INR 4,000 |
Nahargarh Biological Park Jaipur Day Out | 6 hours | INR 550 |
The desert state of Rajasthan has an allure that’s all its own. Perhaps it’s the centuries-old palaces and forts or maybe it’s the colorful attire and bustling markets. Maybe it’s the large national parks and sanctuaries that are home to native wildlife – whatever it is, you’ll be drawn to its multi-faceted beauty and won’t be able to stay away. Exploring all these stunning places on the best jeep safari tours in Rajasthan that will make your trip even more worthwhile. You’ll be able to see more even if you don’t have a lot of time. You can book a tour to villages like Dausa on the Jaipur-Agra National Highway and learn about the local way of life. You can visit the famous Chand Baori step well that’s 13 storeys high and features over 3,000 steps. The beauty and intricacy of the well will leave you fascinated and in awe of the ingenious design.
If you head to Ranakpur, located between Jodhpur and Udaipur, there’s a good chance of spotting Indian wolves from Jaba Wolf Point. And if you travel to Ranthambore National Park, you can see natural wonders such as hyenas, tigers, bears and nilgai that are endemic to India. You can even book a night jeep safari where you explore the sights of Amer in the evening. Camping in the desert after a safari is the best way to end the day. We recommend settling down for the night at Pushkar near the Aravalli Hills. If there’s time, pay a visit to the gorgeous Pushkar Lake with its 52 bathing ghats and hundreds of temples. If you’re here between October to November, try to catch the Pushkar Fair where tribes from several villages come together for the cultural event. Have a look at the best jeep safari tours in Rajasthan for your vacation here.