Package summary
Rajasthan in four days means choosing, so this route sticks to what is genuinely worth the driving. Two nights in Jaipur is enough for Amber, the City Palace and one honest afternoon in the bazaars.
Ajmer and Pushkar work as a pair on the way back. The dargah at Ajmer is busy at any hour. Pushkar is quieter, and the lake at sunset is the best thirty minutes of the trip.
If you would rather add Jodhpur or Udaipur, that becomes a six or seven day trip. Tell us and we will price it.
Day by day
1 Sirsa to Jaipur
Through Hisar and Narnaul, reaching Jaipur by late afternoon. Evening at Hawa Mahal and in the old city bazaars.
2 Amber and the City Palace
Amber Fort early, before the heat and the crowd. City Palace and Jantar Mantar afterwards, then Jal Mahal at dusk.
3 Jaipur to Ajmer and Pushkar
The dargah at Ajmer in the morning, then on to Pushkar. The Brahma temple and the lake ghats in the evening.
4 Pushkar back to Sirsa
A morning departure and the drive home through Rajasthan and Haryana.
What the price covers
Included
- Air conditioned vehicle for the whole trip
- Tolls, state taxes, parking and driver allowance
- Three nights of accommodation with breakfast
- Amber Fort, City Palace, Hawa Mahal and Jantar Mantar
- Ajmer Sharif dargah and Pushkar lake and temple
Not included
- Monument entry tickets
- Guide charges at Amber Fort
- Elephant or jeep ride at Amber
- Meals other than breakfast
- Shopping and anything of a personal nature