Jaipur Udaipur Tour Packages

Reviewed by Thrillophilia Rajasthan Operations Team

Jaipur Udaipur tour packages by Thrillophilia start from around INR 19,230 per person for a 6-day trip and range to INR 35,000 for a 9-day Rajasthan itinerary. A dedicated 6-day Jaipur, Pushkar and Udaipur package is currently available from INR 23,990 per adult, while longer Rajasthan circuits covering Jaipur and Udaipur along with Jodhpur, Jaisalmer, Mount Abu or Ranthambore can cost INR 27,000 to INR 46,000+ per person. Prices vary with the route, hotel category, season and experiences included.

A Jaipur Udaipur trip works particularly well for travellers who want to experience two different sides of Rajasthan without spending most of the holiday on the road. Jaipur brings forts, royal architecture and busy bazaars into the itinerary, while Udaipur changes the pace with lakes, ghats, palaces and the Aravalli landscape. Most Jaipur and Udaipur packages spend around two days in Jaipur and two to three days in Udaipur. Depending on the itinerary, Pushkar, Jodhpur, Mount Abu, Ranthambore or Jaisalmer can also be added. For a trip focused mainly on these two cities, 5 to 6 days gives you enough time for the major sights without packing too many stops into each day.

In Jaipur, the usual highlights include Amer Fort, Hawa Mahal, Jantar Mantar, City Palace and the old-city markets. Udaipur itineraries generally include City Palace, Lake Pichola, Fateh Sagar Lake and other heritage attractions around the old city. Rajasthan Tourism specifically recommends a Lake Pichola boat ride around sunset for views of the lake and City Palace.

Travellers who want to spend more time in either city can also explore dedicated Jaipur tour packages or Udaipur tour packages instead of covering both cities within the same itinerary.

Most Booked Jaipur Udaipur Tour Packages

The Jaipur Udaipur package page includes everything from short two-city holidays to longer Rajasthan circuits.

Package prices are dynamic and can change with departure date, room occupancy, hotel availability and seasonal demand. The live package price at the time of booking should therefore be treated as final.

Jaipur Udaipur Trip Cost Breakdown

The package price covers a large part of the trip, but it helps to keep a separate budget for meals not included in the itinerary, monument tickets, shopping and optional experiences.

These are planning ranges rather than fixed package charges. A traveller eating mostly at local restaurants and focusing on included sightseeing can spend considerably less than someone adding heritage dining, private guides and premium activities.

What Is Included in Thrillophilia's Jaipur Udaipur Tour Packages?

The exact inclusions vary by itinerary, so it is worth checking the package-specific inclusion list before booking. Jaipur and Udaipur packages usually include:

• Accommodation in the selected hotel category
• Breakfast or selected meals mentioned in the itinerary
• Jaipur to Udaipur intercity transfer
• Airport or railway-station transfers where specified
• Sightseeing in Jaipur and Udaipur
• Private or shared vehicle depending on the package
• Driver charges, fuel and applicable transport costs
• Selected attraction tickets where specifically mentioned
• Trip customisation options
• Pre-trip assistance
• 24/7 assistance during the trip

What Is Usually Not Included?

Unless specifically mentioned in your selected itinerary, you should budget separately for:

• Flights or train tickets to Rajasthan
• Lunches and dinners
• Monument entry tickets not listed under inclusions
• Camera or video charges at attractions
• Personal shopping
• Optional activities and experiences
• Tips and gratuities
• Travel insurance
• Additional vehicle use outside the planned itinerary
• Early check-in or late check-out charges
• Expenses caused by itinerary changes outside the package

Best Places to Visit on a Jaipur Udaipur Trip

Here are some of the best places to visit on your Udaipur Jaipur trip:

• Amer Fort, Jaipur: Amer Fort is usually one of the first major heritage stops on a Jaipur sightseeing route. Its courtyards, gateways and palace sections make it worth allowing more time here than a quick photo stop.If Jaipur is the main focus of your holiday, a dedicated Jaipur sightseeing tour can give the fort belt and old city more time than a multi-city Rajasthan itinerary.
• Hawa Mahal: Hawa Mahal sits in Jaipur's old city and is known for its five-storey façade and numerous jharokhas. Its location also makes it easy to combine with nearby City Palace, Jantar Mantar and the markets around Johari Bazaar rather than treating each as a separate cross-city trip. Rajasthan Tourism identifies it as one of Jaipur's iconic landmarks.
• Jantar Mantar: The UNESCO-listed Jantar Mantar contains 19 astronomical instruments, including the well-known stone sundial. As of July 2026, Rajasthan Tourism lists its timings as 9 AM to 7 PM, with the last ticket issued at 6:30 PM. Tickets are listed at INR 50 for Indian visitors and INR 200 for foreign visitors.
• City Palace, Jaipur: City Palace works naturally with Hawa Mahal and Jantar Mantar because all three lie within Jaipur's central heritage area. The standard City Palace Museum ticket is currently INR 400 for Indian adults, while the composite ticket covering City Palace, Jaigarh and the Royal Cenotaphs is INR 500.
• City Palace, Udaipur: Udaipur's City Palace rises above Lake Pichola and is a complex of several palaces rather than a single building. The museum preserves royal artefacts, while the palace's balconies and terraces provide views towards the lake and surrounding city.
• Lake Pichola: Lake Pichola changes the character of the trip after Jaipur's fort-heavy sightseeing. Jag Niwas and Jag Mandir lie within the lake, while City Palace stands along its eastern bank. Rajasthan Tourism particularly recommends the boat ride around sunset.

In our post-trip feedback, travellers usually appreciate the beauty of both cities and a well-planned trip experience throughout. As shared by Harshada Mehta, who travelled on our Jaipur Udaipur tour package with us as part of two Gujarati families, covered Jaipur and Udaipur and specifically commented that the guide explained Amer Fort's history well enough to keep the children interested. She also described Udaipur as the “perfect ending”.

• Fateh Sagar Lake: Fateh Sagar is a good addition to an Udaipur evening, especially when you want a slower few hours after palace sightseeing. The promenade is also popular for casual walks and local food stops.
• Bagore Ki Haveli: Located near Gangaur Ghat, Bagore Ki Haveli is particularly worthwhile in the evening for travellers interested in Rajasthan's folk traditions. Rather than visiting only the museum, plan the timing around the cultural performance if that experience is important to you.

Things to Do on a Jaipur and Udaipur Tour

Here are some of the best things to do on your Jaipur Udaipur holiday package:

Explore Jaipur's Old City on Foot

Hawa Mahal, Jantar Mantar, City Palace and the old markets sit close enough to combine into one heritage circuit. It saves travel time and gives you more opportunity to explore the smaller lanes rather than seeing Jaipur entirely through a car window.

Watch Jaipur from Nahargarh

Keep Nahargarh Fort for later in the day if your itinerary allows. The elevated location gives you a very different perspective of Jaipur from the palaces and bazaars at street level.

Take a Lake Pichola Boat Ride

If you are choosing just one paid experience in Udaipur, the Lake Pichola boat ride is one of the easiest to prioritise. Rajasthan Tourism itself highlights sunset as a particularly scenic time for the ride.

Watch a Traditional Cultural Performance

An evening folk performance is a good counterpoint to a day spent visiting museums and palaces. Check the day's show timings before planning dinner or another evening activity around it.

Shop in Jaipur's Traditional Markets

Johari Bazaar is associated with jewellery, while Bapu Bazaar is useful for textiles, footwear and souvenirs. Keep shopping towards the end of your Jaipur stay if you do not want to carry purchases through every sightseeing stop.

Try Rajasthani Food in Both Cities

Dal baati churma, gatte ki sabzi and ker sangri are easy starting points for vegetarian travellers. Those who eat meat can also try laal maas. Rather than planning every meal at a heritage restaurant, mixing local eateries with one or two special dinners generally gives you a better sense of the region's food.

Most Booked Jaipur Udaipur Tours

Below are two popular itineraries for a Jaipur Udaipur trip:

Jaipur Udaipur | FREE Amer Fort Ticket

Duration: 6 Days / 5 Nights

Starting Price: INR 23,990 per person

This Jaipur Udaipur tour package combines Jaipur’s forts and palaces with Pushkar, Ajmer and Udaipur’s lakeside attractions.

• Day 1: Arrival in Jaipur and sightseeing
• Day 2: Amer Fort, Jaigarh Fort, Nahargarh Fort and Jal Mahal
• Day 3: Jaipur to Pushkar via Ajmer
• Day 4: Pushkar to Udaipur via Nathdwara and Eklingji
• Day 5: Udaipur sightseeing and Lake Pichola
• Day 6: Departure from Udaipur

Tri City Rajasthan Tour Jaipur Jodhpur Udaipur

Duration: 9 Days / 8 Nights

Starting Price: INR 27,730 per person

This 9-day Jaipur and Udaipur package adds Jodhpur to the route, giving travellers more time to explore Rajasthan's forts, palaces and heritage cities.

• Day 1: Arrival in Jaipur
• Day 2: Jaipur sightseeing
• Day 3: Jaipur sightseeing and local exploration
• Day 4: Jaipur to Jodhpur
• Day 5: Jodhpur sightseeing
• Day 6: Jodhpur to Udaipur
• Day 7: Udaipur sightseeing
• Day 8: Udaipur sightseeing and leisure
• Day 9: Departure from Udaipur

How to Reach Jaipur and Udaipur

For most travellers coming from outside Rajasthan, Jaipur works well as the starting point because of its air and rail connectivity. You can then continue south towards Udaipur.

Jaipur to Udaipur by Road

Jaipur and Udaipur are roughly 400 km apart by road. Current route estimates put the journey at around 6.5 to 7 hours in normal conditions, although actual travel time depends on traffic, roadworks and stops.

For a package holiday, a private intercity transfer is convenient because there is no need to return to Jaipur after completing Udaipur sightseeing.

By Train

Jaipur and Udaipur are connected by rail. Trains can work well for travellers booking the two cities independently, although timings should be checked for your exact travel date before building the itinerary around them.

By Air

Both Jaipur and Udaipur have airports, so travellers short on time can also plan an open-jaw trip, arriving in Jaipur and flying home from Udaipur rather than retracing the entire route.

Best Time to Book a Jaipur Udaipur Tour Package

Rajasthan Tourism recommends winter as one of the most comfortable periods for travelling across the state, with milder conditions making outdoor sightseeing easier.

October to March: Best for Sightseeing

This is the easiest period for a first Jaipur Udaipur tour. Days are generally more comfortable for walking through forts, palaces and markets, while evenings around Udaipur's lakes are pleasant.

December and January are popular travel months, so hotels can cost more around Christmas, New Year and major events.

April to June: Better for Lower Prices

Summer can make afternoon sightseeing tiring, particularly in Jaipur. If you are travelling during these months, start fort visits early, keep indoor attractions for the hotter part of the day and avoid building an itinerary with continuous outdoor sightseeing.

The advantage is usually better availability and lower accommodation prices compared with peak winter dates.

July to September: Good for Udaipur's Monsoon Landscape

Monsoon gives Udaipur a noticeably greener appearance and can be a good choice for couples and photographers. Thrillophilia also offers dedicated Jaipur honeymoon tour packages for couples who want to get an itinerary specifically designed for couples. However, it is important not to describe this as a perfect weather season.

Heavy rainfall can affect road traffic. Jaipur, for example, experienced significant waterlogging and traffic disruption following heavy rain in late July 2026. Build some flexibility into road transfers during periods of heavy rain.

Festivals and Events Worth Planning Around

Rajasthan's festivals can add a lot to the trip, but they can also affect hotel availability and crowd levels.

Jaipur Literature Festival

Held in Jaipur during winter, the Jaipur Literature Festival attracts writers, speakers and visitors from India and abroad. If your dates overlap with the festival, book accommodation earlier than you normally would.

Teej in Jaipur

Teej brings processions and traditional celebrations to Jaipur during the monsoon period. It is a good time to see the cultural side of the city, although traffic diversions around procession routes can affect sightseeing schedules.

Gangaur

Gangaur is celebrated across Rajasthan and has particularly visible celebrations in Jaipur and Udaipur.

Mewar Festival, Udaipur

The Mewar Festival is one of the most relevant events for an Udaipur itinerary. Rajasthan Tourism has already listed Mewar Festival 2027 and notes that it coincides with Gangaur, with Udaipur's markets and streets becoming part of the celebrations.

Common Mistakes to Avoid on a Jaipur Udaipur Trip

Trying to see both cities in three or four days is the biggest one. Jaipur's Amer side and old-city attractions already need careful routing, while Udaipur deserves at least one full sightseeing day plus an evening around the lake.

For travellers who prefer a more sightseeing-focused itinerary, Thrillophilia also offers dedicated Udaipur sightseeing packages, where you can choose the places you want to explore along with convenient private transfers.

Another common mistake is treating Jaipur to Udaipur as a short transfer. It is roughly a 400 km drive, so avoid planning a full Jaipur sightseeing morning followed by a road transfer and another packed Udaipur evening.

Do not assume every monument ticket is part of your package either. Inclusions differ between itineraries, and the package page specifically advertises an Amer Fort ticket on one itinerary rather than presenting monument admission as a universal inclusion.

During summer, avoid keeping Amer Fort, Nahargarh and extended market walks for the middle of the afternoon. During monsoon, leave some buffer around intercity transfers.

Finally, avoid changing hotels unnecessarily. For a 5 or 6-day Jaipur Udaipur holiday, two well-located bases usually make more sense than adding several one-night stops simply to increase the number of destinations covered.

Why Travellers Book Jaipur Udaipur Packages with Thrillophilia

A two-city Rajasthan holiday involves certain planning such as hotel locations, intercity travel, monument timings and how much sightseeing can realistically fit into each day.

Thrillophilia's Jaipur Udaipur packages bring these arrangements into one itinerary while still leaving room for travellers to choose the kind of trip they want.

• Multiple itinerary choices: You can keep the trip focused on Jaipur and Udaipur or add Pushkar, Jodhpur, Mount Abu, Ranthambore or Jaisalmer depending on your available days.
• Flexible stays and experiences: Hotel categories, trip duration and selected experiences can be adjusted for families, couples or groups.
• Planned intercity transfers: Jaipur and Udaipur are around 400 km apart by road, so having the transfer built into the itinerary removes one of the bigger logistical decisions from the trip.
• Support during the journey: Assistance is available for transfer coordination, itinerary queries and other travel requirements during the holiday.
• Options across different budgets: Current Jaipur-Udaipur inventory ranges from shorter 6-day itineraries around INR 19,000-24,000 to longer multi-city Rajasthan circuits above INR 40,000 per person.

Arnab Dan from Asansol, who booked Luxury Rajasthan, Smart Price - Full Circuit and reviewed his trip 4.0/5 in December 2025, appreciated the overall trip experience by sharing that, “The itinerary was well planned, and the places covered were very good. Hotels were satisfactory overall. The desert experience at KK Resort and Camp was the highlight, with exceptional hospitality from Usman Bhai.”

Verified traveller reviews like these show how much thoughtful on-trip planning can shape the overall travel experience and turn a holiday into something people remember for years. We understand how much time, planning, and coordination go into making a trip happen, which is why our focus is on ensuring the journey itself feels well managed once you set off.

Jaipur, the “Pink City of India" is a timeless city that has retained its majestic allure through centuries and it stands today as a symbol of India’s royal past. Jaipur is famous for its majestic forts, old markets and imposing architecture. A well-crafted Jaipur travel guide will lead you through a city that’s rich in culture, heritage, flavours, and experiences, and highlight curated Jaipur tour packages that ensure you don’t miss its crown jewels—from Amer Fort and Hawa Mahal to vibrant bazaars and hidden gems.

Jaipur has remarkable landmarks such as the Amber Fort, a hilltop fortress which is known for its mirror work and grand courtyards. Then there’s the City Palace, which displays a mix of Rajasthani and Mughal styles. Just a short walk away, the Hawa Mahal catches your eye with its 953 tiny windows, each one part of a design that is nothing short of brilliant. And if you’re into astronomy or just curious about old-world science, the Jantar Mantar observatory, now a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is worth a visit.

That is not all as Jaipur offers more than monuments, forts and palaces. You can indulge in enriching experiences like elephant village visits, hot air balloon rides, and heritage walks through the old city roads. The city celebrates festivals like Teej, Gangaur and the Jaipur Literature Festival with great fervor and festivities. 

Shopping is an experience in Jaipur’s bustling bazaars where you can buy anything from kundan jewellery, block-printed textiles, wooden articles with intricate carvings, blue pottery, mojaris and so much more.

Jaipur is a paradise for food lovers and local cuisine impresses all with dishes like Dal Baati Churma, Laal Maas, Ghevar, Kachoris and more. Jaipur will captivate you and capture your heart, whether you're a history buff, a food enthusiast, a curious traveller or an adrenaline junkie. Experience India’s royal and cultural heritage, wrapped in warm hospitality and timeless charm.