Itineraries we drive every week
Routes refined over years on these roads — paced so you spend your time at the forts, not stuck in the car. Every package is fully customisable.
Delhi – Agra – Jaipur
India's most travelled circuit, done unhurried. We build in a sunrise Taj slot and keep the Agra–Jaipur leg early so you reach Amber Fort before the queues.
Jaipur – Jodhpur – Jaisalmer – Udaipur
The full sweep of Rajasthan across ten days — forts, dunes, lakes and havelis — paced so no day runs more than five hours on the road.
Nawalgarh – Mandawa – Fatehpur
The open-air art gallery of Rajasthan, and the region we know best. Our drivers are from Shekhawati — they will take you to the frescoes tour buses skip.
Khatu – Salasar – Jhunjhunu
The Shekhawati pilgrimage circuit, run daily. We schedule around aarti timings and know which entry gates move fastest on Ekadashi and weekends.
Amber Fort – City Palace – Hawa Mahal
Everything the Pink City is known for in a single well-sequenced day, starting at Amber Fort before 9 AM to stay ahead of the crowds.
Bikaner – Jaisalmer – Jodhpur
Straight into the Thar. Dunes, forts and desert camps, with the driving done early so afternoons stay free for sightseeing.
The single most common mistake we see is trying to fit too much into too few days. Rajasthan's cities are genuinely far apart — Jaisalmer to Udaipur is close to nine hours on the road. Our itineraries cap most driving days at five hours so you arrive with enough of the afternoon left to actually see the place.
October to March is the sweet spot: comfortable days, cool desert nights and every fort pleasant to walk. December and January get genuinely cold after dark in Jaisalmer and Bikaner, so carry layers for desert camp nights. July to September brings occasional rain and a green Aravalli landscape that few visitors ever see. April to June is hot but significantly cheaper.
Five days covers the Golden Triangle comfortably. Seven to eight gets you Jaipur, Jodhpur and Udaipur without rushing. Ten days is the honest minimum if Jaisalmer and the desert camp are on your list — and that is the itinerary we recommend most often.
With a car and driver for the full circuit you stop where you want — a stepwell here, a roadside dhaba there — carry luggage without repacking, and avoid negotiating a fresh fare in every new city. On multi-city Rajasthan trips it usually works out cheaper too.
Good to know
The questions we get asked most. Anything else, just call — we pick up.
The quoted price covers the vehicle, fuel, driver, driver allowance, toll and state permits for the full itinerary. Hotels, meals, monument entry fees and guide charges are not included — we are happy to arrange all of them at cost if you want a fully packaged trip.
Every itinerary here is a starting point. Add a city, drop one, extend a night in Udaipur or start from a different pickup point — tell us what you want and we will rework the route and the quote.
A 25% advance confirms the booking and blocks the vehicle for your dates; the balance is payable at the end of the trip. During peak season (October to March) we recommend booking at least three weeks ahead.
Yes. We have long-standing rates with hotels and heritage properties across Rajasthan, from budget to five-star. We pass on the negotiated rate without any markup — you pay the hotel what we pay.
October to March is ideal — days are pleasant and evenings cool, which makes desert camping enjoyable. April to June gets very hot (40°C+), though rates drop significantly and forts stay comfortable in the early morning.
Tell us your dates, budget and must-see places. We will build a route around them and quote a fixed price.
