The Pink City
Jaipur
Amber Fort at first light, the observatory of a star-gazing king, and bazaars that have sold gems and block prints for three centuries.
Best for: First-timers, shoppers
Luxury Rajasthan tour packages
Rajasthan, travelled the way its kings did
Palaces on lakes, a fort people still live in, and a night under desert stars, with your own chauffeur, hand-picked heritage stays and one planner on WhatsApp from the first call to the last drop.
- Curated journeys
- 7
- Places to pair
- 6
- From, per adult
- ₹15,999
- Planner on WhatsApp
- 24×7
Why travel with Breeziah
Forts, lakes and dunes without the tour bus. Your own car, your own pace, and hotels with a story behind the door.
Private chauffeur
An air-conditioned Innova Crysta or sedan for your group alone, driven in daylight only.
Heritage stays
Havelis, boutique hotels and palace upgrades, named in your itinerary before you pay.
One planner
The person who planned your trip is on WhatsApp for the whole journey.
Jaipur
The Peacock Gate, City Palace
The royal cities
Six places, six very different Rajasthans
Most journeys join two to four of these. We help you pick the ones that match how you like to travel.
City of Lakes
Udaipur
Palaces that seem to float, a sunset boat on Lake Pichola, and evenings of folk dance in an 18th-century haveli.
Best for: Couples, slow travel
The Blue City
Jodhpur
Mehrangarh Fort rising sheer from the rock, with the indigo houses of the old town spread out below it.
Best for: Architecture, photography
The Golden City
Jaisalmer
A fort people still live inside, carved merchant havelis, and a night among the dunes of the Thar.
Best for: Desert nights, families
Tiger country
Ranthambore
Open-jeep safaris through dry forest and ruins, where Bengal tigers walk past thousand-year-old walls.
Best for: Wildlife, families
The holy lake
Pushkar
Fifty-two ghats around a sacred lake, one of the world's few Brahma temples, and the great camel fair each November.
Best for: Culture, festivals
Curated journeys
Start from one of ours, then make it yours
Every journey below runs privately on your dates. Prices are per adult on twin sharing; change any night, hotel or experience.
8D/7NSignature journey
Starts in Jaipur · Ends in Jaisalmer
Royal Rajasthan Tour – 8 Days: Jaipur, Udaipur, Jodhpur & Jaisalmer
- Rajasthan's four great cities in one week by private car
- Amber Fort, Hawa Mahal and City Palace in Jaipur
From, per adult₹26,999
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Starts in Jaipur · Ends in Jaipur
Jaipur, Pushkar & Ranthambore Tour – 6 Days of Forts, Ghats & Tiger Safaris
- Amber Fort, City Palace and Hawa Mahal in Jaipur
From, per adult₹22,999
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5D/4N
Starts in Jodhpur · Ends in Jodhpur
Jodhpur & Jaisalmer Desert Escape – 5 Days of Forts, Dunes & a Desert Camp
- Mehrangarh Fort and the blue city of Jodhpur
From, per adult₹16,999
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5D/4N17 Feb 2027
Starts in Jodhpur · Ends in Jodhpur
Jaisalmer Desert Festival 2027 Group Trip – 5 Days in Jodhpur & Jaisalmer
- Fixed group departure, 17 to 21 February 2027
From, per adult₹19,999
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5D/4N
Starts in Jaipur · Ends in Delhi
5 Days / 4 Nights Jaipur, Agra & Delhi – Golden Triangle Tour
- Explore the majestic forts and palaces of Jaipur, including Amber Fort, Nahargarh Fort, and Jaigarh Fort.
From, per adult₹15,999
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5D/4N
Starts in Udaipur · Ends in Udaipur
Udaipur & Kumbhalgarh Couple Getaway – 5 Days Honeymoon Package
- Three slow nights in Udaipur, the City of Lakes
From, per adult₹19,999
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4D/3N21 Nov 2026
Starts in Jaipur · Ends in Jaipur
Pushkar Camel Fair 2026 Group Trip – 4 Days in Jaipur & Pushkar
- Fixed group departure, 21 to 24 November 2026
From, per adult₹18,999
View journeySignature moments
The days you'll still talk about
Woven into our journeys, or added to yours. Each is arranged privately, at the right hour of the day.
Udaipur
Sunset on Lake Pichola
A private boat past the Lake Palace and Jag Mandir as the City Palace turns gold.
Sam dunes, Jaisalmer
A night in the Thar
Camel ride to the ridge for sunset, Manganiyar music by the fire, then a Swiss tent under the stars.
Ranthambore
Tiger safari at dawn
Six-seat gypsy or open canter into the park's core zones, with a naturalist on board.
Ranakpur
1,444 marble pillars
The 15th-century Jain temple on the road between Udaipur and Jodhpur, no two pillars alike.
Aravalli hills
The great wall of Kumbhalgarh
Thirty-six kilometres of rampart, the longest after China's, with a light and sound show at dusk.
Where you'll stay
Hotels chosen for the story, not the star rating
Every itinerary names the hotel for each night. Mix tiers freely: a palace in Udaipur, a haveli in Jaisalmer, a lodge at Ranthambore.
Boutique heritage hotels
Signature
- Restored havelis and boutique hotels in the old cities
- Lake or fort views where the city has them
- Luxury Swiss tents with private bath at the dunes
Our standard for every Rajasthan journey
Stay where the royals lived
Palace
- Working palaces and royal forts turned hotels
- Butler-style service, heritage suites, private dining
- Planned around the hotel, not squeezed into a route
Taj Lake Palace and the Oberoi Udaivilas in Udaipur, Umaid Bhawan Palace in Jodhpur, Rambagh Palace in Jaipur, Suryagarh in Jaisalmer
Jungle lodges and desert camps
Wild
- Safari lodges on the edge of Ranthambore and Jawai
- Leopard and tiger drives timed from your door
- Fire-side dinners, star-gazing, no city noise
Paired with a city stay on either side
Palace hotels are quoted individually: rates and availability change sharply by season.
How it works
From first message to last drop
- 1
Tell us how you like to travel
Dates, who's coming, the pace you want, and the one thing you've always wanted to see. A short WhatsApp chat or a call.
- 2
Get a journey with named hotels
Day-by-day plan, real drive times, the hotel for every night and an itemised price. Usually within a day.
- 3
Travel with your own chauffeur
A private air-conditioned Innova Crysta or sedan for the whole trip, driven only in daylight, with one planner on WhatsApp throughout.
When to go
The Rajasthan year
October – March
BestClear, warm days of 20–28°C and cool nights; the desert gets cold after dark in December and January. This is the season for festivals and the busiest time at palace hotels, so book early.
April – June
AvoidTemperatures reach 40–45°C, especially in Jodhpur and Jaisalmer. Fine for a short Udaipur or Mount Abu stay at very good hotel rates, not for a touring holiday.
July – September
MixedMonsoon makes Udaipur and the Aravallis green and quiet, with low rates. The desert stays humid, and Ranthambore's core safari zones close until October.
Drive times between the royal cities
Jaipur → Pushkar
150 km · 3–4 hrs
Pushkar → Jodhpur
190 km · 4 hrs
Jaipur → Jodhpur
330 km · 6 hrs
Jodhpur → Jaisalmer
280 km · 5 hrs
Jodhpur → Udaipur via Ranakpur
260 km · 6–7 hrs
Udaipur → Jawai
160 km · 3.5 hrs
Questions
Rajasthan travel questions
Anything else, ask us on WhatsApp. A person answers, usually within minutes.
How many days do I need for Rajasthan?
Five or six days covers one region well, such as Udaipur with Kumbhalgarh, or Jaipur with Ranthambore. Eight days lets you see the four great cities: Jaipur, Udaipur, Jodhpur and Jaisalmer with a night in the dunes. Ten or more is for palace stays and a slower pace.
What is the best time to visit Rajasthan?
October to March. Days are warm and dry, nights cool, and the Pushkar fair (November) and Desert Festival (February) fall in this window. April to June is too hot for touring. July to September is green around Udaipur but humid in the desert.
What's included in a Breeziah Rajasthan journey?
Your hotels with breakfast, a private air-conditioned car with an experienced driver for the whole trip, airport and station transfers, tolls, parking and driver allowances, and the experiences listed in your itinerary. Monument entry tickets, boat rides and safari permits are usually paid on the spot, and we tell you the cost of each in advance.
Can we stay in palace hotels?
Yes. We can plan around palace hotels such as Taj Lake Palace, Umaid Bhawan Palace and Rambagh Palace, or mix one palace night into a boutique-hotel route. Rates and availability vary a lot by season, so we quote these individually.
Which airport should we fly into?
Jaipur and Udaipur have the most flights and work well as start and end points. Jodhpur also has direct flights from major cities, and Jaisalmer has seasonal flights. Many routes start in Jaipur and end in Udaipur or Jaisalmer, so book an open-jaw ticket.
Is Rajasthan good for families and older travellers?
Very. Distances are long but the roads are good, and we keep drives to daylight hours with comfortable breaks. For older travellers we add rest afternoons, avoid steep fort walks where there's a lift or jeep up, and choose hotels with easy access.
Can you combine Rajasthan with Agra and the Taj Mahal?
Yes. Agra is about 4–5 hours from Jaipur, so the Taj Mahal fits easily at the start or end of a Rajasthan journey, and Delhi is another 3–4 hours on.
Your journey, planned around you
Tell us your dates. We'll send the Rajasthan you had in mind.
A day-by-day plan with named hotels and an itemised price, usually within a day.
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