6 Travel Tips for Rajasthan First Time Visitor

Rajasthan is the land of colors, beautiful traditions. It is a popular travel destination for tourists in India as it is part of the Golden Triangle with lots of heritage and culture. This is the main reason I haven't been there for the past few days.Rajasthan Tour Packages offer you a variety of packages, so that you can choose according to your interest.

Rajasthan was on my travel bucket list for quite a while, and then I was able to complete the entire tour of the amazing city this year. The journey through Rajasthan was a wonderful experience, and I did the same on the road with friends and family. Based on this following 10 travel guidelines to consider before you are planning to explore Rajasthan Tourism.

1) Duration of Stay

Rajasthan is known as the biggest state in India. There are at most four important cities worth visiting in Rajasthan which include Jaipur, Udaipur, Jodhpur and Jaisalmer. You should consider staying for at least two nights in these cities since the city demands the same amount of time to explore the city. If you're planning a trip to these cities, consider adding an extra day as there are some places along the way you should visit.

Jaisalmer is the place which is farthest from the other cities. It takes approximately 10-hours away from Jaipur or 5 in Jodhpurand nine hours on the Udaipur By highway to get to Jaisalmer. Therefore, you should consider the distance if you plan to stay in Jaisalmer. Check out my suggestions for routes to Rajasthan below.

2) Places to Stay

The cities listed above offer a variety of hotels to fit every budget. There are luxury chains such as Taj and Taj Mahal, particularly within Udaipur as well as Jodhpuras; they are historical properties, palaces that have been converted into hotels. Alternatively, you can choose small Havelis converted into hotels and home-stays to enjoy a relaxing and economical stay.

3.) Road Trip Vs. Other alternatives

If you are short on time and you're interested in spending longer in a city, I suggest Railways for point-to-point connection. My personal most preferred way to explore is to take a trip on the road. When you travel in Rajasthan, you will see a few tiny towns in the process, and this makes your trip more vibrant and enjoyable.

4.) Local transportation

There are a variety of alternatives for local transportation ranging from taxisto battery-powered autos as well as regular auto-rickshaws, taxis and tourist buses. There aren't any fixed prices for these vehicles. Certain of them provide the option of a point-to-point drop, while there are others that offer an entire day-long package in which they transfer you from one tourist location to the next. To get the most affordable rates, look up the hotels you stay at as they will offer a great idea of prices in the city from that location.

5) Where to eat in Rajasthan?

No matter if you're traveling by road or in your city limits, Rajasthan has plenty of food options available. The Rajasthani food is unique and definitely worth trying. In addition to the traditional cuisine which is easily available, there are many restaurants serving different Indian dishes too - Gujarati, South Indian etc.

6) Sightseeing at Forts and Museums

Rajasthan Rajasthan is extremely rich in historical aspects. Each town and city has a long history and amazing architecture , in the form of palaces and forts. Many of these are well-maintained, and welcoming to tourists with adequate signs and audio guides that provide a tour of the rich history and culture of the place. The museums are well cataloged and are enjoyable to explore.

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