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Places Included in Rajasthan Golden Triangle Tour 

Rajasthan's Golden Triangle is basically three cities, Jodhpur, Jaipur and Jaisalmer, packed into one trip. If you have never done this route, this is honestly one of the best ways to see Rajasthan without stretching yourself too thin. Here is what you will cover across all three cities.

Jodhpur

Mehrangarh Fort sits right above the city and the view from the top is something else give it at least 2 to 3 hours.

Jaswant Thada is just next to the fort, a white marble cenotaph that most people rush past but is worth a slow visit.

Umaid Bhawan Palace is still home to the royal family and part of it runs as a hotel. Even if you are not staying, the museum inside is worth it.

Clock Tower and Sardar Market are where the real Jodhpur is; spices, sweets, chaos and colors are all in one place.

Jaipur

Amer Fort is 11 km outside the city on a hill with a lake at its base; go early before the crowds arrive.

Hawa Mahal is the one everyone photographs from the outside, the five-story pink building with 953 small windows.

City Palace is still partly lived in by the royal family; the silver urns inside hold a Guinness World Record.

Jantar Mantar sits right next to City Palace, giant astronomical instruments from the 1700s that still work.

Jaisalmer

Jaisalmer Fort is a living fort where people actually stay and run shops inside, unlike most forts in India.

Patwon Ki Haveli has some of the most detailed stone carvings you will see anywhere in Rajasthan.

Sam Sand Dunes is where most people head for a desert camp and camel ride in the evening.

Gadisar Lake on the edge of the city is quiet and lovely, especially in the early morning.

For a three-city trip like this, sorting your transport from day one saves a lot of headache. A car rental in Jodhpur from a trusted local agency means you start right from your hotel, stop wherever you feel like and never have to scramble for a cab in an unfamiliar city. If your group is 8 or more, a tempo traveller or Urbania van keeps everyone together and works out cheaper per head too. 

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Best Route to Travel from Jodhpur to Jaipur

Driving from Jodhpur to Jaipur is one of those trips that, by itself, feels like a true Rajasthani experience. Depending on the route you choose and the number of stops you make along the way, the approximately 330 km trip takes five to six hours. Each of the three routes has its own special thing.

Route 1: via NH48 through Ajmer (Most Popular)

Jodhpur → Pali → Beawar → Ajmer → Kishangarh → Jaipur

Most people heading out on a Jodhpur to Jaipur by road trip pick this route and the reason is simple as the highway is wide, the surface stays good for most of the drive and you rarely hit bad patches. A lot of travellers stop at Ajmer Sharif Dargah on the way or take a quick detour to Pushkar before continuing to Jaipur. 

Route 2: via Nagaur and Merta

Jodhpur → Nagaur → Merta → Makrana → Kishangarh → Jaipur

Slightly shorter in distance at 320 km but the roads through Nagaur are narrower so it takes a little longer. Merta is the birthplace of Mirabai and worth a quick stop if you appreciate history.

Route 3: via Sojat and Beawar

Jodhpur → Bilara → Sojat → Beawar → Ajmer → Jaipur

The longest of the three at around 345 km but passes through Sojat, which is famous all over Rajasthan for its mehendi. A good pick if you want a relaxed drive through smaller towns.

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What are the 7 Popular Gates of Jaipur?

Jaipur is one of the few planned cities in India. It was built in 1727 by Maharaja Sawai Jai Singh II and it is surrounded by seven gates. Most tourists visit the palaces and forts but completely miss these gates. Here are the 7 gates of Jaipur that you must explore when you visit the pink city.

Chandpol Gate: It is one of the famous gates of Jaipur. It is located on the western side of the walled city. And so the gate got its name. The gate faces the direction of the moon.

Surajpol Gate: Surajpol Gate is located on the eastern side of the walled city. It faces the direction of the rising sun and that is exactly how it got its name. It is one of the busiest gates and connects to the main market area of the old city.

Ajmeri Gate: Ajmeri Gate is located on the southwestern side of the walled city. It faces the direction of Ajmer, which is about 135 km from Jaipur and that is why it is called Ajemri Gate. The area near this gate has local markets and street food stalls to eat and buy souvenirs. You can take a cab on rent in Jaipur to reach Ajmeri Gate with your family.

Sanganeri Gate: Sanganeri Gate is located on the southern side of the walled city. It leads toward Sanganer, which is a town famous for block printing and handmade paper. It is a less crowded gate compared to the others and good for a peaceful walk.

Ghat Gate: Ghat Gate is also called Ram Pol. It is historically significant but usually has very few tourists, which makes it a peaceful spot to visit and explore without any crowd. For those travelling in a big group can consider booking an Innova crysta on rent in Jaipur to travel around with a group comfortably. 

New Gate: New Gate was added later compared to the original six gates. It is located near Badi Chaupar. It is easy to spot while walking through old city lanes. It is a well-kept gate and a good place to start exploring the walled city.

Jorawar Singh Gate: Jorawar Singh Gate is one of the less busy gates of Jaipur. This gate is also called Dhruv Pol. It is not touristy, but it is interesting if you like to walk around old neighborhoods and find out about local life away from the main tourist places.  

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Places to Visit with Family Near Jaipur Within 100 km

Jaipur is known as the pink city of India. It is famous for its historic sites but not just Jaipur; its nearby places are as beautiful as it is. If you are looking for a quick getaway without travelling too far, there are some really lovely spots within 100 km that families enjoy a lot. Here are the top 6 places that you can visit with your family near Jaipur.

Sambhar Lake: Sambhar Lake is located 80 km southwest of Jaipur. It is one of the largest salt lakes in India. Kids love the open landscape and you can spot flamingos during the season. Make a visit in the early morning to spend the best time at Sambhar Lake.

Samode Village: Samode Village is located about 42 km from Jaipur and it takes around 1 hour to reach there. It is a village with a beautiful palace and clean environment. A great place for families looking for something different from city sightseeing.

Abhaneri Stepwell: Abhaneri stepwell is also called Chand Baori. It is located about 98 km from Jaipur and takes around 2 hours to reach. It is one of the deepest stepwells in the world and genuinely stunning to see in person. It is a perfect spot to take pictures.

Ramgarh Lake:  It is located at a distance of about 35 km from Jaipur and it takes about 1 hr to reach this lake. It is a quiet lake surrounded by hills. Families with kids love the open space, the boating options and the calm feel around the lake.

Bhangarh Fort: Bhangarh Fort is located about 76 km from Jaipur; it takes around 2 hours to reach. This fort is famous for its horror tales. A perfect place to visit for those who love historical sites.

Jobner Hills: Jobner Hills are located about 48 km from Jaipur and it takes around 1 hour and 30 minutes to reach there. It is a small but lovely hill spot with a Jawala Mata temple on the top of the hill. Seniors and kids both manage the visit easily and the view from the top is worth it.

For all these places a comfortable vehicle makes a big difference. If you are travelling with 8 or more family members, booking an Urbania van on rent in Jaipur is one of the smartest choices. Everyone travels together, luggage fits easily and you are not dependent on multiple cabs throughout the day.

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3-Day Itinerary with Best Places to Visit in Jodhpur

Jodhpur is one of those cities that surprises you. Jodhpur is not just some forts, some blue walls, and a bit of desert dust, but it is much more than you realize. Three days here feels both rushed and somehow enough, if you plan it right.

Day 1 – Start Where the City Began

Go to Mehrangarh Fort first thing in the morning, before the tour groups show up. The walk up is steep but worth every step. Standing at the top with the entire blue city spread out below you is one of those moments you will not forget in a hurry. On your way back down, stop at Jaswant Thada. It does not get nearly as much attention as the fort, but this little white marble memorial is quietly beautiful, especially when the afternoon light hits it.

Come evening, make your way to the Ghanta Ghar area. Grab some mirchi bada from a street stall, wander through the spice market, and let yourself get a little lost. That is kind of the point.

Day 2 – Slow Down and Breathe

Give yourself a slower day. Kaylana Lake in the morning is peaceful in a way that busy tourist spots rarely are. Balsamand Lake is worth a visit too if you want to sit somewhere pretty without a crowd around you. In the afternoon, head to Mandore Gardens. There are ancient cenotaphs and temples tucked inside and most people just walk past them without a second look. Take your time here.

Day 3 – Leave the Blue City, Jodhpur

Osian is about 65 km from Jodhpur and most people skip it entirely, which is exactly why you should go. Ancient temples, open desert, and barely any tourists. If you are travelling with family or a group of friends, this is the day where having your own vehicle really makes a difference. Hiring an Innova Crysta on rent in Jodhpur is genuinely the most stress-free way to do this; everyone fits comfortably, the AC is a blessing on Rajasthan roads, and you are not watching the clock for the next bus back.

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How to Travel from Jaipur to Khatu Shyam Ji and Salasar Balaji?

Khatu Shyam Ji, who is also known as barbarik and Salasar Balaji are two temples that are very popular among devotees. Khatu Shyam Ji is located in Jaipur, Rajasthan and Salasar Balaji is located in Salasar, Rajasthan which is around 170 km away and takes about 1.5 to 2.5 hours depending on how you are travelling. 

Ways to reach Khatu Shyam Ji and Salasar Balaji Ji from Jaipur.

By Car: The best way is to travel by driving your own car or booking a cab on rent in Jaipur from the trusted travel agency. You can do both temples in a day trip if you plan it right. With a private cab, you can stop wherever you want and travel at your own pace. 

By Bus: You can take a bus, which is being operated from Sikar and Fatehpur, to the Sindhi Camp Bus Stand in Jaipur. You can take a local bus or auto from Sikar easily and reach Khatu Shyam Ji in 20-25 minutes and  Salasar Balaji requires taking a bus from Jaipur to Churu and then a local ride from Salasar town. 

By Tempo Traveller: Large groups who prefer travelling together can book an Urbania Van on rent in Jaipur for a comfortable group tour. You can book a traveller as per your group size, as it comes from 9- to 27-seater seating capacity with basic to premium variants.

By Train: It is another budget-friendly option. Jaipur Railway Station connects to Sikar through Ringas Junction. From Ringas, Khatu Shyam Ji is just 17 km away and local autos or shared cabs are always available. For Salasar Balaji, the nearest station is Sujangarh, from where autos drop you directly at the temple gate.  

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Best Places to Visit Near Jodhpur Within 100 km

Jodhpur is a great city but if you are staying here for more than a day or two, do yourself a favor and get out of the city for at least one day. Some of the most beautiful and peaceful places in Rajasthan is sitting within 100 km of Jodhpur and most tourists never even bother to visit them. That is honestly their loss.

Osian: Osian is about 65 km from Jodhpur and feels like a hidden gem. There are ancient temples here that go back centuries and the sand dunes around the area give you a real desert experience without the big crowds you find in Jaisalmer. If you have never been, you are missing out.

Ranakpur: Ranakpur is around 90 km away and has a Jain temple that will genuinely stop you in your tracks. The marble carvings inside are so detailed and so beautiful that most people spend way more time there than they planned. That is just what happens when you see it.

Kumbhalgarh Fort: Kumbhalgarh is about 95 km from Jodhpur and sits on top of a hill with walls that go on forever. It has the second longest wall in the world after the Great Wall of China. The views from up there are the kind that make you go quiet for a few minutes.

Mandore Garden: Mandore is only 9 km from the city and is one of those places locals love but tourists skip. Old gardens, ancient cenotaphs, and a calm that feels very different from the busy streets of Jodhpur.

Balsamand Lake: It is just 5 km away and is perfect for a relaxed evening with family. Nothing fancy, just a beautiful lake and some fresh air.

All five of these places are easy day trips from Jodhpur and each one gives you a completely different experience. For a smooth and comfortable group tour, consider taking an Innova Crysta on rent in Jodhpur to travel around within a group together. It gives everyone enough space to sit back, relax and enjoy the drive without feeling cramped after a long day of sightseeing. 

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How Much Does a Delhi to Rajasthan Road Trip Cost?

If you are wondering how much a Delhi to Rajasthan road trip costs you, we have broken down all the major charges such as fuel, hotel room, food and activities that are done by most of the people visiting Rajasthan. 

If you are travelling by car, fuel will be your biggest expense on the road. The total distance for a Delhi to Rajasthan road trip is around 2,060 km. Depending on your car, you will spend somewhere between Rs 6,000 and Rs 10,000 on petrol or diesel for the full trip. Toll charges on NH48 and other highways will add another Rs 1,500 to Rs 2,500 on top of that.

For hotels, a decent room in Jaipur or Jodhpur costs between Rs 2,500 and Rs 5,000 per night. Jaisalmer desert camps are a little different. A night at a good desert camp can cost anywhere between Rs 2,000 and Rs 8,000 per person depending on what is included.

Food in Rajasthan is very affordable. A full meal at a local restaurant will cost you around Rs 200 to Rs 500 per person. Street food is even cheaper and honestly much more fun to try.

Activities in Jaisalmer like camel safaris, jeep safari and cultural shows will cost you around Rs 1,500 to Rs 3,000 per person.

So for two people going on a 7-day trip, the total cost comes somewhere between Rs 35,000 and Rs 60,000 if you plan smartly.

NOTE: These prices were just estimates and not the actual prices. Please confirm the prices before taking any decision.

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Which Route to Take from Jaipur to Manali? 

Planning a trip from Jaipur to Manali? That's a fantastic idea! This journey takes you from the golden deserts of Rajasthan straight into the cool, snow-capped valleys of Himachal Pradesh and the road trip itself is half the fun.

The total distance between Jaipur and Manali is roughly 1100 to 1200 km depending on the route you pick. Most travelers prefer to drive or take a bus since there is no direct train or flight connecting these two cities.

Best Time to Visit Manali

The best months to visit Manali are May to October when the mountain roads are safe and fully open for travel.

There are two most popular routes

The route most people take goes like this:

Jaipur → Delhi → Chandigarh → Kullu → Manali

This is the smoothest route to take for Jaipur to Manali by road with family and group. The roads are in good condition for the most part and you will find plenty of local roadside dhabas, fuel stations and rest stops along the way. From Chandigarh, the mountain drive begins and the views just keep getting better.

The second route is passing through Chandigarh

Jaipur → Sikar → Hisar → Ambala → Chandigarh → Manali  

Some travelers prefer going through Ambala instead of Chandigarh which slightly cuts their travel time. Both routes merge before Kullu, so both route works well. 

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Places Covered in the Royal Rajasthan Circuit 

Rajasthan means the "Land of Kings”. is India's one of the most royal destinations. It has captivating forts, palaces with royal architecture and delicious local cuisine. From the bustling bazaars of Jaipur to the silent sand dunes of Jaisalmer, rajasthan royal circuit is a journey through centuries of Rajput heritage and culture. Here are 5 places that covered in the royal rajasthan circuit.

1. Jaipur: Jaipur is the capital of Rajasthan. It is known as the “Pink city of India”. It is the beginning city of this royal tour. If you are in Jaipur do not miss to visit Hawa Mahal, Amber Fort, city palace, johari bazaar, jal mahal, jantar mantar and albert museum.

2. Jodhpur: Jodhpur is known as the “blue city of India”. The houses of jodhpur is painted in blue. One of the India's largest fort Mehrangarh Fort is located in Jodhpur from the top of the fort you can see the whole blue city. Places to visit in Jodhpur is umaid bhawan palace, jaswant thada and toorji ka jhalra.

3. Udaipur:  Udaipur is known as the “City of Lakes”. Udaipur has 7 lakes namely, lake pichola, fateh sagar lake, swaroop sagar lake, udai sagar lake, lake badi, doodh talai and rang sagar. In udaipur, you must-visit, Bagore ki haveli, lake pichola and saheliyo ki bari.

4. Jaisalmer: Jaisalmer is known the “golden city”. It is famous for desert safari and night camping. In Jaisalmer, the fort of the jaisalmer is famous where you can make a visit, you can try desert safari on a camel or jeep safari and desert night camping is one of the best experiences in Rajasthan Royal Circut tour with traditional song and dance with having delicious local cuisine in open sky. 

5. Bikaner: Bikaner is located in the heart of the Thar Desert in Rajasthan. It is famous for its karmi mata temple which is also called the temple of the rats. You can visit junagarh fort, National Research Centre on Camel and Rampuria Havelis. 

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Things to Know Before Booking a Car on Rent in Jodhpur 

Planning a trip to Jodhpur and thinking about hiring a cab? There are a few things that you need to keep in mind before booking a car on rent in Jodhpur to avoid last-minute conflict.

1. Confirm Charges: Tour operators bill according to how far they are from the place of pickup, which means that the charges are billed from their garage. Ensure you have selected the right operator who gives you good prices before booking.

2. Hidden Charges: There are some charges that will be included in the billing process, such as the fuel charges; on the other hand, there are others that will be deducted outside the total amount charged, including toll tax, parking fee, state permits and others. It is essential to make sure that all the hidden charges are known prior to booking. Many tour operators calculate the charges starting from their location or garage, not your pickup point. Always select a good tour operator who will give good prices before booking.

3. Choose the Best Car for Your Group: It is very essential to select a car that has enough seating capacity, which can accommodate your group. For instance, a swift Dzire will be good for a group of four to five people, but the group of ten can opt for an Ertiga/Innova.

4. Book in Advance: If you are planning a tour during the peak seasons, book a Jodhpur car rental with driver in advance. It not only saves you an extra penny but also makes sure that you get a booking at your decided time.

5. Choose a Professional Driver: Always choose a reputed travel agency that provides a professional driver who knows all the routes, places and parking spots and guides you through the streets as well. 

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What Happens at the Pushkar Camel Mela?

The Pushkar camel fair is one of the famous festivals in Rajasthan. It is one of the largest annual festivals where thousands of people gather to see the vibrant and colorful Rajasthani culture. This mela is held between October and November every year. Here is what actually happens at the Pushkar Camel Fair. This year it will be held from November 17 to November 24, 2026.

1. Camel Trading: This fair is specially organized for camel trading and livestock markets. In the beginning of the festivals, camels, cattle and horses arrived with their traders belonging to nearby cities such as Gujarat, Haryana and Rajasthan itself. 

2. Camel Decoration: Traders decorate their cattle, horses and camels with vibrant clothes, beaded ornaments, colorful tassels and embroidered saddles. All animals are decorated this way, so they bring customers 

3. Competitions and Games: There are various competitions and games held at Pushkar. This competition includes horse and camel races and a longest mustache competition.

4. Folk Performances: In the camel fair, cultural performances are occur in the evening where local dancers, singers, puppeteers and fire artists perform. They portray their Rajasthani culture in the form of music, dance and performances. 

5. Kartik Purnima: Every year this camel fair ends on the special day of Kartik Purnima. For Hindus, it is the most auspicious day. On the last day of the mela, Hindu pilgrims take a holy dip in Pushkar Lake, as it is considered auspicious and cleanses sins.

Those who are on a Rajasthan tour between October and November must spend a day in this mela. Even if you are visiting nearby cities like Jodhpur, Pushkar is around 190 km from Jodhpur and it takes around 4 hrs to reach there. You can take a cab or book a tempo traveller on rent in Jodhpur to travel with your family, friends and group comfortably. You can take halts at Plai, Sujat and Ajmer to explore more. 

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How to Reach Ahmedabad from Jodhpur? 

Ahmedabad is the largest city in Gujarat. It is known for its rich heritage, vibrant culture, delicious street food and religious sites like Akshardham Temple and Sabarmati Ashram. The distance from Jodhpur to Ahmedabad is around 430 kms by road and it takes about 6 to 7 hours depending on traffic, weather and road conditions. The best route is via NH25 through Pali and Sirohi, which will give you a smooth travel experience.

There are 3 best ways to travel Jodhpur to Ahmedabad

By Car: The best way to travel is by taking your own car only if you are travelling with family or a small group. You can take a halt and drive as per your convenience. Those who cannot drive should consider taking a car rental in Jodhpur with a driver from a reliable travel service provider who provides a professional driver who knows all the routes. 

By Bus: There are several government and private buses that run daily between Jodhpur and Ahmedabad. Sleeper and semi-sleeper buses are available for overnight travel, making it a budget-friendly option for solo travellers. The bus is an ideal choice for budget travellers.

By Tempo Traveller: A tempo traveler on rent from Jodhpur is the most practical and cost-effective choice. The Tempo Traveller comes in various ranges of seating capacity. It offers ample space, comfortable seating and the freedom to travel as a group without any compromise on comfort. It is ideal for pilgrimage groups heading to Dwarka or Somnath via Ahmedabad.

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Jaisalmer Desert Safari Price Guide 2026 – Camel, Jeep & Camp 

Jaisalmer is the best place for a desert safari in Rajasthan. Jaisalmer is known as the golden city due to its golden sand that covers miles. The best part about Jaisalmer is that it offers something for everyone. If you are planning to visit Jaisalmer and want to know, "How much does it actually cost?" So here is a simple price guide to help you plan better. 

Camel Safari: Camel safari is the most popular choice among tourists and Jaisalmer provides the best desert safari in Rajasthan. A short one-hour ride costs somewhere between ₹500 and ₹800 per person. If you want to spend more time on the dunes, a half-day safari will cost around ₹800 to ₹1,500, and a full-day safari can go up to ₹2,500 depending on the operator. 

Jeep Safari: A Jeep safari is great if you are travelling with family and want to explore more desert in lesser time. A short ride in a jeep starts at around ₹1,500 per person and a full day jeep safari can cost around ₹3,000 and ₹5,000 per person.

Desert Camp Stay: Desert camping is the best thing to do on a safari, along with camel safaris. Sitting around a bonfire, watching folk dancers perform and sleeping inside a tent with nothing but stars above you is the kind of experience everyone should get at least once in their lifetime. Budget camps start at around ₹2,000 per person and luxury camps can charge you up to ₹10,000 per person with meals and everything included.

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What are the Best Desert Safaris in Rajasthan?

When it comes to desert safaris, the first name that comes to mind is Rajasthan. Rajasthan has it all, whether you want to go on a safari in the desert or explore historic forts, palaces, temples and stunning architecture like Hawa Mahal and Jal Mahal.

Let’s find out the places that offer the best desert safari in Rajasthan in 2026. 

Bikaner: Bikaner is surrounded by the Thar Desert. A city famous for Junagarh fort built in the 26th century. You can be an ideal choice to do a camel safari with family, as it is less crowded than other places that allow desert safaris. 

2 Hour Camel Safari: Rs 1500 – Rs 2000 

Jaisalmer: Jaisalmer is famous for offering the best desert safari in Rajasthan. You can enjoy a traditional and cultural night performance, a jeep safari and camel rides. Spending a night with family in the desert camp with traditional food can be the best experience you get. 

Camel Safari: Rs 800 – Rs 1500 per person 

Osian: Osian is located 65 kms away and it takes around 1 to 1.5 hours from Jodhpur. It is one of the best places to experience a desert safari. It is less crowded than others and can be an ideal choice for a safari in Rajasthan. 

Camel Safari: Rs 800 – Rs 1500 

Pushkar: Pushkar is famous for its annual camel fair. Its market, temples and Pushkar Lake can be explored with a safari as well. You can try a camel ride and night safari to make your trip memorable. Camel Safari: Rs 700 – Rs 1200

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What are Some Best Places to Visit in Jaipur with Family?

Jaipur is the capital city of Rajasthan. It is known as the pink city. It is a popular destination among tourists as this city has many attractions that attract thousands of visitors every year. Here are 5 places that you must visit in Jaipur with family. 

Amber Fort

Amber Fort is one of the most famous attractions in Jaipur. It is located on the top of the hill. It is best to visit this fort in the evening due to the light and sound show that occurs and gives you the best experience. 

City Palace

City Palace is located in the heart of Jaipur. It showcases a mix of Mughal and Rajasthani architecture. The museum has royal costumes, weapons and other such ancient things displayed which brings you back to the era of the kings.

Hawa Mahal

Hawa Mahal is famous for its unique honeycomb structure with 953 small windows. Hawa Mahal is one of the best places to visit in Rajasthan. It was designed for royal women to observe street life without being seen. 

Jantar Mantar

A UNESCO World Heritage Site. It is an astronomical observatory built by Maharaja Jai Singh II. It features the world’s largest stone sundial and various instruments used to measure time and celestial movements.

Nahargarh Fort

Nahargarh Fort offers breathtaking sunset views of Jaipur and from the top, you can see the entire Pink City. It is a perfect spot for photography and relaxing after a day of sightseeing with family. 

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Urbania on Rent in Udaipur – Cost, Seating & Booking Details

Urbania on rent in Udaipur is one of the best options for group travel, family trips, weddings, and business trips. Force Urbania Van is a luxurious vehicle with comfortable pushback seats, air conditioning, luggage capacity, and a smooth driving experience. Urbania on rent in Udaipur is available in different capacities, namely 9 seater, 12 seater, 14 seater, and 16 seater.

Urbania is preferred over the Tempo Traveller because it is more comfortable and luxurious. Urbania is more suitable for long trips compared to the Tempo Traveller. Urbania is preferred for long trips to destinations like Mount Abu, Kumbhalgarh, Chittorgarh, Jodhpur, and Jaisalmer.

Urbania on Rent in Udaipur Costing

Local Udaipur (8 Hours / 80 Km)

9 Seater Urbania – ₹7500

12 Seater Urbania – ₹8000

16 Seater Urbania – ₹8500

Outstation Per Km Rate

9 / 10 Seater Urbania – ₹34 per km

12 / 13 Seater Urbania – ₹36 per km

16 Seater Urbania – ₹38 per km

Driver Allowance

₹600 to ₹700 per day

Minimum Running

250 to 300 km per day

Extra Charges

Toll Tax

Parking

State Tax

Urbania on rent in Udaipur is a cost-effective and comfortable travel option for groups who want safe, spacious, and luxurious travel in Rajasthan.