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Book your Rajasthan tour Packages from Mumbai with Thrillophilia and get ready to experience majestic views of mountain ranges, lakes and vibrant cultures.

Select from Thrillophilia's selection of Rajasthan tour packages from Mumbai and take advantage of the opportunity to go on a culturally rich holiday to the ‘Land of Kings’. These packages are available to all types of travellers who want to visit Rajasthan and can be tailored to meet their specific demands.

Discovering the palaces and forts of courageous maharajas like Maharana Pratap Singh, Rana Kumbha, Maharaja Suraj Mal, and many more will take you back to bygone eras on your journey to Rajasthan. In addition to captivating lakes like the Jal Mahal and Udaipur Lake, the world's oldest mountain ranges, the Aravallis, are located here.

Booking Rajasthan vacation packages from Mumbai provides you with a superb itinerary, pre-arranged accommodations, a comfortable car, delicious meals, and the option to have a knowledgeable local guide or driver at your disposal. Additionally, your Rajasthan package from Mumbai with us offers round-the-clock travel assistance, enjoyable sightseeing excursions, and a range of thrilling outdoor activities to choose from.

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Places to Visit on Rajasthan trip from Mumbai

Here are some of the best places to visit in Rajasthan
1. Jaipur: Every Rajasthan package from Mumbai will include Jaipur as the central destination to visit and explore. Rajasthan's capital, the city is known for its well-preserved palaces, forts, and vibrant markets. Some of the major attractions include the City Palace, Hawa Mahal, Amber Fort, and Jantar Mantar. Because of the distinctive colour of many buildings in the old part of town, the city is known as the Pink City.

2. Udaipur: Known as the Venice of the East, Udaipur is known for its picturesque lakes, palaces, and temples. Among the must-see attractions for you are the City Palace on the banks of Lake Pichola, the Jag Mandir, and the Jagdish Temple. A boat ride in Lake Pichola provides breathtaking views of the city's architecture.

3. Chittorgarh fort: Chittorgarh Fort, in Rajasthan, India, is a majestic citadel with a rich history dating back to the 7th century. Its resilient walls have witnessed numerous battles and legendary tales of valor. The fort's intricate architecture, including the Vijay Stambh and Kirti Stambh, stands as a testament to India's cultural heritage.

4. Jaisalmer: Popular tourist destination Jaisalmer is included in your Rajasthan tour packages from Mumbai. The city's golden honey sandstone architecture and sand-colored dunes have earned it the nickname "Golden City." You will fall in love with its beautiful Jain temples, and historic havelis that are sure to impress you.

5. Pushkar: A visit to Pushkar is something you shouldn't miss including in your Rajasthan tour packages from Mumbai. Pushkar is a holy city famous for its sacred lake and the Brahma Temple. The annual Pushkar Camel Fair, where traders and tourists gather for a vibrant and colourful celebration, is also well-known in the city.

Things to Do on Rajasthan Tour from Mumbai

Here are some best things to do in Rajasthan
1. Go on a safari: India's top bird and animal sanctuaries are located in Rajasthan. Keoladeo National Park, Bharatpur Bird Sanctuary, Sariska Tiger Reserve, and Ranthambore National Park are the most well-known wildlife sanctuaries in the state. Pay a visit to any of the wildlife reserves, set out on a safari and be greeted by tigers, boars, elephants, numerous bird species, and other unique wildlife creatures.

2. Go on a trek: Embark on a unique trekking experience in Rajasthan, where arid landscapes transform into a captivating adventure. Trekking trails like the Aravalli Range offer panoramic views of historic forts, hidden temples, and rustic villages. Discover Rajasthan's vibrant culture, diverse flora, and fauna as you traverse its rugged terrain, making every step memorable.

3. Enjoy a camel safari: One of the unique experiences you may enjoy in Rajasthan is a camel safari. Beautiful desert vistas appear much more stunning when viewed from a camel's back. You may view the stunning buildings and ruins from an unrivaled vantage point on the ‘ship of desert’. Pushkar and Jaisalmer are the greatest cities in Rajasthan for camel safari.

4. Engage in motor boating: Speed boating on Fateh Sagar Lake in Udaipur, is another thrilling activity that must be included in your Rajasthan tour packages from Mumbai. The stunning sight of the lake and sun setting behind the mountains (in the evening) is a delight to watch!

5. Offer prayers at Ajmer Sharif: Sufi Saint Moinuddin Chishti's sacred burial place is located in Ajmer Sharif, one of the most popular tourist destinations in Rajasthan. Every day, thousands of believers visit the temple. Seeking peace in Rajasthan can involve visiting this site and engaging in prayer.

Best Time to Go For Rajasthan Trip from Mumbai

It is favourable to go for a holiday in Rajasthan throughout the year. However, the months of October through February are the best times to visit Rajasthan because of the nice evening and daytime temperatures, both relatively low. Attending most of Rajasthan's festivals during this time would also give you the opportunity to see some vibrant celebrations. The best time to visit Rajasthan depends on the specific location you plan to see because of seasonal weather and annual celebrations.

Rajasthan is still best visited in the winter, which runs from November to February. Rajasthan hosts a few fairs and events throughout December, such as the Shilpgram Festival in Udaipur and Pushkar Fair.

How to Reach Rajasthan from Mumbai

1. By air: Getting from Mumbai to Jaipur by flight is the quickest option. IndiGo, Air India, SpiceJet, and Vistara are among the airlines that run daily flights from Mumbai to Jaipur. There are multiple flights throughout the day covering 915 kilometers within a duration of 2 hours.

2. By train: Train travel is another common means of getting from Mumbai to Jaipur. The well-known Mumbai-Jaipur Duronto Express and Jaipur Superfast Express are only two of the trains that run between Mumbai and Jaipur. Depending on the rail option you select, the trip takes between 17–20 hours.

3. By road: By road, there are a few options to get from Mumbai to Jaipur, including using a bus, a cab, or your own vehicle. The NH 48 and NH 52 highways, which link Mumbai and Jaipur, are accessible by car. Depending on the route you take, the 1,170 km trip between Jaipur and Mumbai should take you 16 to 18 hours to travel. As an alternative, you can travel to Jaipur via bus from Mumbai. A number of government- and private buses run between the two places.

The Weather of Rajasthan

1. April to June: Rajasthan's summer season starts in March. The summer months are dry and hot, with a gradual increase in temperature in April, May, and June. Bikaner, Jaisalmer, Phalodi, and Barmer see temperatures between 40°C and 45°C. In the summer, the temperature goes as high as 49°C. Rajasthan's summer evenings are still somewhat moderate, with temperatures ranging from 20 to 29 degrees Celsius.

2. July to September: Because Rajasthan is located in a desert, it experiences comparatively less rainfall than other Indian states, less humidity and strong winds in the west of the Aravallis. In this area, the monsoon season lasts from the last week of June to mid-September. Periodically, pre-monsoon showers are predicted for mid-June, and post-monsoon rains are predicted for October. The state experiences minimal rainfall in the winter as well. Although in July and August, it receives the most rainfall with temperatures dropping to 35°C.

3. December to March: January is the coolest month in Rajasthan. Wintertime minimum temperatures of -2°C are common in places like Churu, Sikar, Pilani, and Bikaner. The sandy land becomes colder throughout the winter months when secondary Western winds pass across from the east, west, and north. The majority of Rajasthan, including Kota, western Barmer, and Baran, experience 10°C typical temperatures during winters.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. How much does the Rajasthan from Mumbai tour cost?
Basic Rajasthan tour packages from Mumbai cost around INR 15199 per person for 6 days 5 nights and that is inclusive of visits to Jaipur, Jaisalmer and Jodhpur. But, if you were to select a 8 days 7 nights package then you may have to shell out an average amount of INR 22,550 per person. These packages are inclusive of visits to popular places in Rajasthan. The activities you undertake like sightseeing or camel ride are also covered in these packages.

2. Are there any direct flights to Rajasthan from Mumbai?
Yes, there are many direct flights offered by Air India and Indigo to Rajasthan from Mumbai. These non-stop flights from Mumbai to Jaipur take around 2 hours to reach.

3. Is a trip to Rajasthan from Mumbai expensive?
No, a trip to Rajasthan from Mumbai is not expensive at all. There are Rajasthan tour packages from Mumbai with or without flights, with rates starting at roughly INR 4383 and going up to INR 27, 429. These rates are inclusive of transportation costs, hotel charges, and meals.

4. How many days are sufficient for the Rajasthan tour?
You may schedule a quick 2-night, 3-day trip to Rajasthan and experience the charm of the most popular tourist destinations in the state, such as Udaipur and Jaipur. To see Rajasthan's key attractions in different cities, you would require a minimum of 6 nights and 7 day tour package.

5. Is Rajasthan worth visiting?
Yes, indeed, Rajasthan is well worth a visit because of its rich cultural legacy, which includes sumptuous food, colorful costumes, lively festivals, as well as historic forts and palaces. With a rich history, this state is home to numerous UNESCO World Heritage Sites that highlight the distinctive customs and culture of the area. In addition to the glistening lakes and stepwells, Rajasthan's cuisine—which includes Gatte ki Sabzi, Mirchi Bada, Dal Bati, and much more—makes the trip all the more worthwhile.