Rajasthan

Are you wondering to spend your vacations in Rajasthan and looking for the best Rajasthan packages? Well, your search ends here. The golden sands blowing the tales of the bravery of the Rajputana valor, the majestic forts, the opulence of palaces, mesmerizing lakes, and the land of Maharajas—Rajasthan greets its guests with warm hospitality and is a must-visit destination in India. Although the diversity of India is hard to describe witnessing the charm of it is a whole different thing. Rajasthan was established over years ago by the Maharajas who built the glorious forts and palaces in the region. The city is an architectural wonder dotted with intact glory and an illustrious past. There are numerous places to explore in Rajasthan that are the testimony to the rich and long historic past of India.

Surprisingly, Rajasthan is not only about the forts and grand palaces but it also promises unique experiences to get the best out of the holidays. Tourists can also plan safaris and camping trips to one of the wildlife sanctuaries in Rajasthan. Wildlife sanctuaries such as Ranthambore and Sariska unleash the variety of plant and animal species thriving in their natural environments. Enjoy the camel rides, dune bashing, and barbecue dinner in the desert, and even overnight camping.

Best Time to Visit Rajasthan

Tourists can explore Rajasthan without any worries all throughout the year but the best time to explore Rajasthan is during the winter season i.e. November to February when the temperature is not too high and is comfortable.

Travel Guidelines to Rajasthan

•             It is mandatory for every tourist to have a COVID negative report from an ICMR approved ab not prior than 72 hours of arrival.

•             Tourists without RT-PCR reports will undergo a mandatory 15 days quarantine and symptomatic passengers will be isolated and taken to the nearest health facility.

•             Wash your hands often with the soap and water for at least 20 seconds

•             Avoid touching your eyes, nose, and mouth frequently

•             Avoid close contact with people who are sick and practice social distancing by keeping at least 6 feet of distance from others.

•             Always wear a mask and keep sanitizer handy

•             Cover your mouth and nose while coughing and sneezing