About this trip
Rajasthan over 15 days, moving through desert cities, maharajah palaces and forts that have seen centuries of history. You'll see the Taj Mahal in Agra, sleep out under the stars in the Thar Desert, and spend time getting to know Jodhpur properly rather than just passing through.
This isn't only the big sights. Village walks, local markets and shared meals give you a feel for daily life alongside the more obvious highlights, and a few heritage properties add some genuine comfort along the way.
It's a big region to cover, so expect some long travel days by train, private vehicle and auto-rickshaw. Fully guided throughout, with your own private room each night.
What you'll do
- See the Taj Mahal at Agra
- Camp overnight in the Thar Desert
- Explore the forts and old city of Jodhpur
- Wander village lanes and local markets
- Stay in heritage properties along the route
- Long travel days are part of the trip given the distances covered across Rajasthan
- Transport mixes train, private vehicle and auto-rickshaw, so pack light
- Weather swings matter — summer heat can be extreme and winter evenings can catch people out, so bring layers
Worth it if you want expert local insight and attentive group leadership in Rajasthan. Think twice if you prefer faster-paced itineraries or dislike three-day stops.
- Guide Ravi consistently went above and beyond: knowledgeable, attentive, met individual needs, even provided care when travellers fell ill.
- Group size of 11 with similar ages created genuine camaraderie; careful itinerary planning maximised sights without feeling rushed.
- Three-day Varanasi stop felt overly long for some travellers; pacing may frustrate those wanting faster movement through sites.
- Driver and support staff consistently praised for safety and reliability; logistics and accommodation quality throughout were solid.
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Departing in Aug is cheapest — from £1,430, about 20% below the priciest month (Sep).
Getting there
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Where to stay
A night before your tour in Delhi · 23 Aug – 24 Aug
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