Royal Rajasthan Tour By Taj Mirror Tours
Rajasthan—the land of kings—is a colorful tapestry of royal palaces, majestic forts, desert landscapes, and vibrant traditions. If you're looking for a journey that feels like a step into a fairy tale, the Royal Rajasthan Tour by Taj Mirror Tours delivers an unforgettable experience that combines regal grandeur, cultural richness, and seamless travel.

Whether you're a history buff, an architecture lover, or just someone seeking a taste of India’s royal heritage, this expertly curated tour lets you live the royal life—if only for a few days!

What Makes Rajasthan “Royal”?
Rajasthan has a history soaked in valor, romance, and glory. It was once home to mighty Rajput kings who built jaw-dropping forts and luxurious palaces. From the golden sands of Jaisalmer to the blue streets of Jodhpur and the romantic lakes of Udaipur, every corner of this state whispers tales of its majestic past.

Why Choose Taj Mirror Tours for Rajasthan?
With Taj Mirror Tours, you’re not just booking a tour—you’re unlocking an experience. Their Royal Rajasthan Tour is thoughtfully designed to cover the best of the state in comfort and style. You’ll have expert guides, comfortable accommodations, private transportation, and the flexibility to personalize your adventure.

Top Cities and Highlights Covered
Let’s dive into the jewels of Rajasthan you’ll discover on this regal journey.

1. Jaipur – The Pink City
Your royal journey often begins in Jaipur, known for its iconic pink-hued buildings, lively bazaars, and royal palaces.

Must-See Attractions:

Amber Fort – A majestic fort with elephant or jeep rides to the top.

City Palace – A blend of Mughal and Rajasthani architecture.

Hawa Mahal – The stunning Palace of Winds.

Jantar Mantar – A UNESCO-listed astronomical observatory.

Don't miss shopping in local bazaars for traditional textiles, jewelry, and blue pottery.

2. Jodhpur – The Blue City
Surrounded by the Thar Desert, Jodhpur stands proudly with its blue-painted houses and the towering Mehrangarh Fort.

Top Experiences:

Mehrangarh Fort – One of India’s largest forts with panoramic views.

Jaswant Thada – A serene marble cenotaph.

Clock Tower Market – A bustling bazaar perfect for spices and handicrafts.

3. Udaipur – The City of Lakes
Romance and elegance come alive in Udaipur. Often called the “Venice of the East,” it's surrounded by beautiful lakes and palaces.

Highlights Include:

City Palace – A sprawling complex with royal museums and balconies overlooking Lake Pichola.

Lake Pichola Boat Ride – Offers stunning views of the Lake Palace and Jag Mandir.

Saheliyon Ki Bari – A historic garden built for royal ladies.

4. Jaisalmer – The Golden City
Rising from the desert, Jaisalmer is a golden mirage that offers a perfect blend of adventure and history.

Don't Miss:

Jaisalmer Fort – One of the few living forts in the world.

Patwon Ki Haveli – A beautiful mansion with intricate carvings.

Camel Safari – Camp under the stars in the Sam Sand Dunes.

5. Bikaner – The Desert Jewel
Less crowded but equally fascinating, Bikaner is known for its camel breeding farms and spicy street food.

Key Sites:

Junagarh Fort – An imposing and richly decorated fort.

Karni Mata Temple – Also known as the Rat Temple (unique, to say the least!).

Local Sweets and Snacks – Don’t leave without trying Bikaneri bhujia.

6. Pushkar – The Holy Town
Pushkar is a spiritual hub famous for its holy lake and Brahma Temple—the only one of its kind in the world.

Highlights:

Pushkar Lake – Take a holy dip or just soak in the calm.

Brahma Temple – A rare and significant temple dedicated to Lord Brahma.

Camel Fair (Seasonal) – One of the world’s largest cattle fairs, filled with music, dance, and vibrant stalls.

What’s Included in the Tour Package
Pick-up and drop from Delhi, Jaipur, or Udaipur airports

Private air-conditioned vehicle with driver

Hand-picked hotels (3- to 5-star options)

Daily breakfast and some dinners

Professional English-speaking guides

All entrance fees to monuments

Cultural performances and folk shows (optional add-ons)

What Sets This Tour Apart
Fully customizable itinerary to suit your pace and interests

Luxury and heritage accommodations for a royal stay

Cultural immersion with local artisans, music, and traditional food

Guided experience that’s educational yet engaging

Best Time to Take the Royal Rajasthan Tour
October to March is the ideal time with cooler weather and festive events.

Avoid summer months (April–June) as the desert heat can be intense.

Travel Tips to Keep in Mind
Pack light, pack smart: Bring breathable clothes, sun protection, and good walking shoes.

Carry cash for markets, tips, and smaller eateries.

Respect local culture and dress modestly when visiting temples.

Hydrate frequently, especially during desert excursions.

What Travelers Are Saying
“Rajasthan blew my mind! Every city felt like a movie set. Taj Mirror Tours made sure we were comfortable and informed at every step.” – Emma B., UK

“From palaces to deserts, this tour has it all. We loved the guides and cultural touches like folk dances and local food!” – David M., Canada

Conclusion
The Royal Rajasthan Tour by Taj Mirror Tours is a journey through India’s most majestic landscapes and grandest histories. Whether it’s standing atop a fort like a warrior, gliding across a lake like a maharaja, or riding a camel into the sunset, this tour offers a slice of royal life at every stop.

Let Taj Mirror Tours turn your dream of Rajasthan into a living, breathing, and unforgettable adventure.

FAQs
Q1: How long is the Royal Rajasthan Tour?
Typically 7 to 14 days, but it can be tailored to fit your schedule.

Q2: Is the tour suitable for families with kids?
Yes! Kids love the forts, camel rides, and cultural performances.

Q3: Can I customize the hotel category?
Absolutely. Choose from standard, deluxe, or luxury heritage stays.

Q4: Are all monument tickets included?
Yes, entry fees are included unless specified otherwise in the customized package.

Q5: Is desert camping available in the itinerary?
Yes! You can add a night in a desert camp with cultural shows and dinner.