Rajasthan Tour with Car & Driver for International Tourists since 2000

Rural Rajasthan
Rural Locations || Buddhist Caves in Rural Areas || Villages in Rural Areas || Villages to Visit in Rural locations || Folk Tribes of Rural Rajasthan || Arts of Rural Villages || Rural Art and craft|| Rural Rajasthan Journey || Rural  Tour Packages

Rajasthan City Day Trips
Ajmer Tour || Alwar Tour || Bharatpur Tour || Bikaner Tour || Bundi Tour || Chittorgarh Tour || Jaipur Tour || Jaisalmer Tour || Jodhpur Tour || Kota Tour || Mount Abu Tour || Pushkar Tour || Ranakpur Tour || Ranthambore Tour || Sariska Tour || Sawai Madhopur Tour || Shekhawati Tour || Udaipur Tour

Rajasthan Safari Holidays
4 Days Horse Safari  || 6 Days Horse Safari  || 10 Days Horse Safari || 11 Days Horse Safari Tour || 12 Days Horse Safari Tour || Bikaner Horse Safari  || Nagaur Horse Safari Tour || Pushkar Horse Safari Tour || Horse Safari  || Camel Safari Tour || Rajasthan Heritage Safari || Rajasthan Desert Safari || Jaipur Elephant Safari Tour

Rajasthan Train Vacations
Rajasthan Tour by Train || Rajasthan Train Tour || Palace on Wheels Tour || Heritage on Wheels Tour

Rajasthan Tour by Private Car and Driver (India)

Why choose a private car with an experienced local driver for your Rajasthan tour?

Travelling through Rajasthan by private car with an experienced local driver makes a real difference to your trip, especially on a first visit to India. Here are the key benefits:

1. Flexibility and Comfort

• A private car allows you to travel at your own pace, stopping whenever and wherever you wish.

• You can explore off-the-beaten-path destinations that may not be easily accessible by public transportation.

• It ensures a comfortable journey, especially on Rajasthan's long and sometimes challenging roads.

2. Local Insights and Expertise

• An experienced local driver brings invaluable knowledge about the region, including hidden gems, local traditions, and lesser-known attractions.

• They can recommend authentic eateries, shopping spots, and cultural experiences based on your interests.

3. Safety and Navigation

• Driving in India can be challenging for visitors who are unfamiliar with local roads and traffic. A seasoned professional driver ensures safe travel, even in remote areas.

• The driver’s familiarity with local routes saves time and avoids the stress of navigation.

4. Convenience

• With a private car, you avoid the hassle of waiting for public transport or dealing with its fixed schedules.

• It’s easier to manage your luggage and personal belongings securely during travel.

5. Cultural Connection

• Drivers often act as informal guides, sharing stories and history about the places you visit.

• They can facilitate interactions with locals, enriching your cultural experience.

6. Efficient Itinerary Management

• Cover multiple destinations efficiently in a single trip. Popular circuits like Jaipur-Jodhpur-Udaipur or Jaipur-Pushkar-Jaisalmer are easier to manage with private transport.

• Adjust your schedule on the go to include spontaneous discoveries or unforeseen delays.

7. Access to Remote Locations

• Rajasthan is known for its remote villages, desert landscapes, and forts, which can be challenging to reach without a private vehicle.

• A driver familiar with these areas ensures you don't miss out on such unique experiences.

8. Enhanced Relaxation

• Sit back and enjoy the journey without worrying about the complexities of driving in an unfamiliar region.

• Spend more time soaking in Rajasthan’s stunning landscapes, from the Thar Desert to the Aravalli Hills.

In short, a private car with a knowledgeable local driver gives international visitors convenience, cultural insight and safety, for a hassle-free and rewarding Rajasthan tour. Ask us about our car rental with driver service.

Why visit Rajasthan? These are the top reasons international tourists choose Rajasthan for their India holiday:

Rich Cultural Heritage: Rajasthan is known for its vibrant and diverse cultural heritage. It is home to magnificent palaces, ancient forts, and intricately carved temples that showcase the grandeur of Rajput architecture. The cities of Jaipur, Udaipur, Jodhpur, and Jaisalmer are particularly renowned for their architectural marvels.

Majestic Forts and Palaces: Rajasthan boasts an impressive collection of forts and palaces that take you back in time to the era of kings and queens. The Amer Fort, Mehrangarh Fort, City Palace, and Hawa Mahal are just a few examples of the breathtaking structures that showcase the region's regal past.

Desert Landscapes: The Thar Desert, also known as the Great Indian Desert, covers a significant portion of Rajasthan. The desert offers a unique experience with its golden sand dunes, camel safaris, and cultural performances. Jaisalmer, also known as the "Golden City," is a popular destination in the desert region.

Wildlife and Natural Beauty: Rajasthan is home to several wildlife sanctuaries and national parks, offering opportunities for wildlife enthusiasts to explore and observe diverse flora and fauna. Ranthambore National Park is famous for its population of Bengal tigers, while Keoladeo National Park is a renowned bird sanctuary.

Colourful Festivals: Rajasthan is known for its vibrant festivals that showcase the state's rich traditions and customs. The Pushkar Camel Fair, Jaipur Literature Festival, and the Gangaur Festival are some of the prominent events that provide a glimpse into the cultural fabric of Rajasthan.

Warm Hospitality: Rajasthani people are known for their warm hospitality and welcoming nature. Visitors can immerse themselves in the local culture, interact with locals, and experience the traditional Rajasthani lifestyle firsthand.

Handicrafts and Shopping: Rajasthan is famous for its exquisite handicrafts, textiles, and jewellery. From block-printed textiles and tie-and-dye fabrics to traditional silver jewellery and pottery, the state offers a plethora of shopping opportunities for art enthusiasts and collectors.

Culinary Delights: Rajasthan's cuisine is a treat for food lovers. From the spicy and flavorsome Dal Bati Churma to the delectable Gatte ki Sabzi and Laal Maas (spicy mutton curry), the state's traditional dishes are a gastronomic delight.

These are just a few reasons why Rajasthan is a captivating destination for international tourists. Its rich heritage, architectural marvels, cultural vibrancy and natural beauty make it an ideal place to experience the essence of India. The best time to visit Rajasthan is generally from October to March, when the weather is pleasant for sightseeing.

Get a quote for car rental with driver in Delhi for your Rajasthan tour. We offer reliable car reservations and hire in Delhi, with a network that covers all of Rajasthan. Our experienced drivers will greet you at Delhi or Jaipur airport with a personalised name board. Our many satisfied guests can vouch for our personal service, so please feel free to check our references. To make a reservation, tell us your starting and ending cities and the duration of your rental. For more information on the different car options, please click the link below.
                                                                          

Tata Indica || Toyota Qualis Jeep || Tavera || Maruti Esteem || Ambassador || Santro || Mercedes Benz || Tata Indigo || Ford Ikon || Tempo Traveller || Mini Bus (12 seats) || Mini Bus (18 seats) || Large Bus

Ayurveda Tours in Rajasthan

Ayurveda and Yoga Tour

16 Days Ayurveda Tour 

12 Days Ayurveda Tour

Ayurveda Training

Ayurveda Cooking

Ayurveda Food

Ayurveda Nutrition

Ayurveda Diet

Ayurveda Digestion

Ayurveda Ghee

Ayurveda Spices

Distances Between Rajasthan Cities and Towns - Select a city to see distances from it

Ajmer

Devigarh

Mandawa

Rajmahal

Alwar

Dungarpur

Manwar

Ranakpur

Bhandarej

Gajner

Madhogarh

Rohet

Bijapur

Jaipur

Mt. Abu

Ranthambore

Bharatpur

Jaisalmer

Neemrana

Roopengarh

Bikaner

Jodhpur

Neemaj

Samode

Bundi

Khimsar

Pachar

Sariska

Chittorgarh

Kota

Pachewar

Udaipur

Daspan

Karauli

Pushkar

Devgarh

Kuchaman

Pokran

Cities and Towns
Agra || Ajanta || Ajmer || Alwar || Aurangabad || Balotra || Banswara || Bhandarej || Bharatpur || Bhadrajun || Bishnoi Village || Bikaner || Bijolia || Bundi || Chittorgarh || Corbett || Dausa || Delhi || Deogarh || Deeg || Dhamli || Dholpur || Dungarpur || Ellora || Gajner || Ghanerao || Goa || Gwalior || Jaipur || Jaisalmer || Jhalawar || Jhansi || Jhunjhunu || Jodhpur || Karauli || Khajuraho || Khimsar || Kota || Kumbhalgarh || Luni || Madhogarh || Mandawa || Mount Abu || Mumbai || Nagaur || Nathdwara || Neemrana || Nawalgarh || Orchha || Osian || Phalodi || Pokaran || Pushkar || Rajsamand || Ranakpur || Ranthambore || Rohetgarh || Roopangarh || Samode || Sanganer || Sariska || Shekhawati || Sikar || Tonk || Udaipur || Varanasi

Tourist Attractions
Brahma Temple || Brijraj Bhawan Palace || Cenotaphs of Gaitore || Chambal Garden || City Palace (Jaipur) || City Palace (Udaipur) || Dargah Sharif || Dilwara Temple || Fatehpur Sikri || Gajner Palace || Govind Dev Ji Temple || Hawa Mahal || Jag Mandir || Jagdish Temple || Jantar Mantar || Karni Mata Temple || Kota Fort || Lake Palace || Lake Pichola || Ludurwa Temple || Nathdwara Temple || Nakki Lake || Neemrana Fort Palace || Patwon ki Haveli || Pushkar Lake || Ramgarh Lake || Rambagh Palace || Ranakpur Jain Temples || Rao Madho Singhji Museum || Sam Sand Dunes || Siliserh Lake Palace || Umaid Bhawan Palace || Umed Bhawan Palace 

Forts & Palaces
Amber Fort || Bala Kila || Chittorgarh Fort || Jaigarh Fort || Jaisalmer Fort || Junagarh Fort || Kota Fort || Kumbhalgarh Fort || Lohagarh Fort || Mehrangarh Fort || Nahargarh Fort || Taragarh Fort

Museums & Art Galleries
Ajmer Government Museum || Ajmer Archaeological Museum || Albert Hall Museum || Alwar Government Museum || Bharatpur Government Museum || Dungarpur Museum || Fateh Prakash Palace Museum || Hawa Mahal Museum || Jaisalmer Folklore Museum || Jaisalmer Government Museum || Jodhpur Government Museum || Kota Government Museum || Kota Archaeological Museum || Maharaja Sawai Man Singh Museum || Modern Art Gallery || Shilp Gram || Udaipur City Palace Museum || Udaipur Government Museum || Virat Nagar Museum

National Parks & Wildlife Sanctuaries
 Bhensrod Garh Sanctuary || Darrah Sanctuary || Desert National Park || Jaisamand Sanctuary || Keoladeo Ghana National Park || Kumbhalgarh Sanctuary || Mount Abu Sanctuary || Ranthambore National Park || Sariska National Park || Chambal Sanctuary || Sitamata Sanctuary || Talchappar Sanctuary

Adventure Sports
Ballooning || Bicycling || Camel Safari || Camel Polo || Camping || Cart Races || Desert Rallies || Desert Safari || Elephant Safari || Elephant Polo || Gliding || Golf || Horse Safari || Horse Polo || Jeep Safari || Kite-flying || Para-Sailing || Tonga Races || Trekking || Vintage Car Rally

Festivals
Ajmer Urs || Baneshwar Fair || Brij Festival || Camel Festival || Chaksu Fair || Desert Festival || Elephant Festival || Gangaur Festival ||  Mewar Festival || Marwar Festival || Nagaur Fair || Pushkar Fair || Summer Festival || Teej Festival  

Festival Dates & Calendar

Dances
Ghoomar || Gair || Chari Dance || Kachhi Ghodi || Fire Dance || Bhavai || Drum Dance || Kathak || Kathputli || Sapera Dance || Terah Tali

More Information
Individual Holidays / Travel in Rajasthan || Climate of Rajasthan || Temperature of Rajasthan || Money and Currency Exchange || Heritage Hotels in Rajasthan || Ranthambore Jungle Safari || Sariska Jungle Safari || Shopping in Rajasthan || Origin of Rajputs

Maps available while traveling
Road Map || Travel Map || Location Map

Photos

Handicrafts

Antiques || Blue Pottery || Durrie || Carpets || Fabrics || Furniture and Wood || Gesso Work || Jewellery and Gemstones || Kundan Meenakari || Leather Ware || Metal Crafts || Paintings || Puppets || Stone Carving || Terracotta