This 7-day Rajasthan Desert Tour by B2B Rajasthan Tours follows a route we recommend for travellers wanting forts, desert landscapes, and an overnight dune experience. The journey covers Jaipur, Bikaner, Jaisalmer, Sam Sand Dunes, and Jodhpur, with camel safari and cultural activities. This Rajasthan desert tour package suits couples, families, and groups seeking a private, customizable desert holiday.
| Hotel Accommodation on DBL sharing basis |
| Daily Breakfast & Dinner |
| All Sightseeing and transfers by Air-Conditioned Vehicle |
| Driver Allowance, Fuel, Parking Charges, Toll Taxes and Interstate Taxes |
| Child below 5 years is complimentary (without extra bed) |
| Meals & drinks other than specified in inclusions. |
| Expenses of personal nature such as portages, tickets |
| All entrances, camera fees, guide & driver tipping |
| Insurance Cover. |
| Any air/train/bus fare. |
Upon arrival in Jaipur, our representative will meet you for your transfer to the hotel. Once you are checked in, start discovering the city, the capital of Rajasthan.
Explore City Palace and the UNESCO-listed Jantar Mantar, then make a photo stop at the spectacular Hawa Mahal. On arrival, depending on your time of arrival, investigate Jaipur's bazaar areas, which offer jewellery, textiles, handicrafts and souvenirs.
Return to your hotel after sightseeing.
Overnight stay at a Jaipur hotel.
After breakfast, check out to Amber Fort, a prominent historical monument in the city of Jaipur. Explore Panna Meena ka Kund and catch breathtaking vistas around the Maota Lake, and head towards Bikaner.
The distance from Jaipur to Bikaner by road is approximately 330 km and takes 5-6 hours by road, if there is no traffic and road blockades.
On arrival, check in and relax.
Overnight stay at a Bikaner hotel.
After breakfast, proceed to tour Junagarh Fort in Bikaner. The fort was built on generally flat land rather than a hilltop, which is uncommon for Rajasthan forts.
Later, proceed to Jaisalmer, where the countryside gets more parched by the time you reach the Thar Desert Region.
At Jaisalmer, check in at the hotel and relax for the rest of the day.
Overnight stay at a Jaisalmer hotel.
Proceed for a full day of sightseeing in the Golden City after breakfast.
UNESCO World Heritage Site: Hill Forts of Rajasthan. Discover Jaisalmer Fort, also known as Sonar Quila or Golden Fort. Within the walls of this proud fort live some of its original residents.
Proceed to Patwon Ki Haveli and other havelis and lanes of the Old City. In the late afternoon, proceed to Gadisar Lake and enjoy some free time in the market area.
Overnight stay at a Jaisalmer hotel.
After breakfast, have a leisurely morning and then get ready and leave for Sam Sand Dunes outside Jaisalmer.
Arrive in the desert at your camp, settle in, and, in the late afternoon, visit the dunes for a camel safari and a sunset over the desert.
Head to the camp for traditional folk music and dance performances followed by dinner. This overnight desert trip is one of the highlights of our Rajasthan Desert Tour.
Overnight stay at a Desert Camp at Sam Sand Dunes
After breakfast at the desert camp, check out and proceed to Jodhpur; en route, visit Osian, a small town of ancient India. It is famous for its old Hindu and Jain temples.
Head for Sachiya Mata Temple by visiting the ancient temple structures of Osian. Later, proceed further to Jodhpur by road.
Upon reaching Jodhpur, check in at the hotel and unwind. Late evening is at leisure to indulge in a local market visit or relax at the hotel.
Overnight stay at a Jodhpur hotel.
After breakfast, check out from the hotel, and you will be dropped off at Jodhpur railway station or the airport for departure. As per your departure time.
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