Rajasthan Tour Packages From Pune

Booking your Rajasthan tour packages from Pune starting at just INR 15,499 per adult with Thrillophilia is an excellent way to explore the most famous cities in Rajasthan, like Jaipur, Udaipur and Jaisalmer

You get to leave the green Sahyadri ranges behind and head to the Thar Desert to experience the dunes and Aravalli hills. These journeys are crafted to show you India's royal heartland, where every palace and fort is a chapter from the past.

While the Maratha heartland is known for its forts made of basalt, Rajasthan has its own distinctive structures built out of sandstone, with heritage properties near the lake.

During your exploration of Rajasthan, every city greets you like a new story waiting to be discovered. From the sprawling corridors of Jaipur's Amber Fort to the blue-tinted lanes of Jodhpur, each place has something to offer.

With top-notch accommodations, convenient transportation and a myriad of activities on offer, this trip lets you experience the blend of the past with modern travel.

Regardless of whether you decide to use the Aravali Express train for an authentic rail journey or spend the night in a palace, all of our tour packages are designed to make your trip structured yet flexible.

Rajasthan Trip Cost From Pune

The table below estimates land costs per person. These reflect real travel expenses to heritage sites. 

1. Jaipur & Ranthambore Circuit

Duration: 3 Nights / 4 Days

Approx Land Cost (Per Person): ₹12,000 – ₹18,000

Best Suited For:

• Quick breaks
• Wildlife experiences in Ranthambore National Park

2. Royal Mewar Circuit (Udaipur & Jodhpur)

Duration: 5 Nights / 6 Days

Approx Land Cost (Per Person): ₹22,000 – ₹35,000

Best Suited For:

• Honeymooners
• Romantic stays in Udaipur
• Cultural exploration in Jodhpur

3. The Desert Loop (Grand Circuit)

Duration: 9 Nights / 10 Days

Approx Land Cost (Per Person): ₹38,000 – ₹55,000

Best Suited For:

• Complete heritage exploration
• Covering major destinations like Jaipur, Jodhpur, Jaisalmer, and Udaipur

How To Reach Rajasthan From Pune 

Having an approximate idea of travel arrangements between Pune and Rajasthan can surely make your trip easier. The mode of your travel between these two places can affect the way you plan your itinerary.

Here are some options for going from Rajasthan to Pune:

1. Flights From Pune (PNQ) To Jaipur (JAI)

Preferred Route: PNQ → JAI

Airlines: IndiGo, Air India

Flight Duration: ~1 hour 50 minutes

Connectivity:

• Direct flights available
• No need for stopovers in cities like Mumbai or Delhi

Travel Advantage:

• Arrive well-rested in Jaipur
• Can begin the Golden Triangle circuit the same afternoon

2. Reaching Udaipur and Jodhpur From Pune

Direct Flights: Not available to Udaipur or Jodhpur

Common Travel Options:

• Take a connecting flight via Mumbai
• Fly directly to Jaipur and continue by road

3. Jaipur to Udaipur Road Trip:

Duration: ~7 hours

Route: Via Chittorgarh on NH48

Highlights:

• Scenic drive
• Historic stops along the way

Travel Tip: Daytime driving is safer and more enjoyable

4. Train and Road Connectivity

Train Option:

• Recommended Train: Aravali Express
• Journey Time: 22–26 hours
• Best For: Budget-friendly travel, especially for families

Road Trip Details:

• Distance: ~1,170 km
• Suggested Stops:
• Ahmedabad
• Udaipur

Road Conditions:

• Improved significantly after entering Rajasthan

Travel Tip: Break the journey into segments for a smoother experience

Preferred Durations For Your Rajasthan Circuit 

Choosing the right duration depends on your interest in nature and heritage. Here are the recommended guides from the local travel experts for travellers based in Pune. 

5 Days / 4 Nights: The Pink City and Lake City Preview 

This package is great if you fly directly from Pune to Jaipur. Spend two days exploring Jaipur’s main forts: Amer, Nahargarh, and Jaigarh, before proceeding to Udaipur. 

8 Days / 7Nightst: The Classic Heritage Loop 

This travel plan helps tourists from Pune to discover Jaipur, Jodhpur, and Udaipur with sufficient time. You need to stay 2 days in each city so that you can see more than the forts. 

Explore Johari Bazaar, local markets, take a half-day trip to Kumbhalgarh Fort, and experience a romantic sunset ride on Lake Pichola. 

12+ Days: The Grand Rajasthan Odyssey (International Border Circuit) 

To see the tigers in Ranthambore National Park along with heritage cities like Jaipur, or the dunes near Jaisalmer, you need at least 12 days.

This journey covers the dry Thar Desert and the international border areas. The travel time from one city to another will take 5 to 6 hours. 

Best Time To Visit Rajasthan From Pune 

The state of Rajasthan experiences diverse climates, so it is essential to plan your trip well in advance. 

Peak Season (October to March): 

Daytime temperatures range from 22°C to 30°C. This is ideal for safaris and visits to forts. At night, the temperature falls to 8°C to 10°C. Be prepared with warm clothes when required. This period also includes the Pushkar Camel Fair in November, attracting many visitors. 

Shoulder Season (July to September): 

This is the rainy season that turns the Aravalli hills green. Udaipur's lakes get filled up to form a stunning view. Temperatures range from 28°C to 35°C, with brief rain showers that rarely disrupt plans. 

Low Season (April to June): 

Summer can be extremely hot, averaging 40°C. Camping in the desert is not suggested at this time. In case you plan to visit during the summer, it would be better to explore museums in Jaipur or Udaipur and enjoy the boat ride in Udaipur.

Specialist Packages For Pune Travellers 

We customise our services for couples and families, especially those from Maharashtra.

Rajasthan Honeymoon Packages From Pune 

A trip to Udaipur would be incomplete without the view from a lakefront heritage property. Our honeymoon trip also includes a romantic sunset cruise on the famous Lake Pichola upon request.

Family-First Heritage & Wildlife Packages 

Our family packages cover the Jaipur–Ranthambore–Bharatpur tour. The highlight of the package is the tiger safari at Ranthambore and exploring the heritage places in Jaipur. We choose hotels with family suites and vegetarian menus throughout. 

Must-Visit Places and Experiences 

Every city in Rajasthan has its unique heritage and regional design.

1. Jaipur: The Entry Hub for the Golden Triangle 

Jaipur is the primary entry point for travellers from Pune beginning the Golden Triangle route. 

Most travellers start their day at Amer Fort. If you reach here before 9 am, you save yourself from the midday temperature. After exploring the fort, head over to Jantar Mantar,r where the architectural precision will be a breathtaking sight.

The next stop can be Hawa Mahal, also called the 'Palace of Winds'. It is famous for 953 small, intricately designed windows known as Jharokhas. They were originally designed to allow royal women to watch the street festivities while remaining unseen. For an authentic cultural evening, visit Chokhi Dha, which provides a traditional experience with regional food and folk performances. 

2. Udaipur: The Romantic City Of Lakes 

Udaipur is often referred to as the 'Venice of the East', making it a top choice for honeymooners and families visiting from Pune. The City Palace is famous for its mirrored rooms and marble architecture.

The best way to get a stunning view of the city is through a boat ride on Lake Pichola. The boat ride will begin from the City Palace jetty during sunset and is likely to end at Jagmandir Island with an amazing sight of the white marble Lake Palace. 

You can also go to Sajjangarh fort to watch the sun setting over the Aravalli Hills range. In the evening, you can enjoy watching folk dance performances at Bagore Ki Haveli. 

3. Jodhpur: The Blue City and Mehrangarh Fort

Jodhpur is commonly called "Blue City" because most of the houses are painted blue in the old part of town. 

Mehrangarh Fort is the central landmark in Jodhpur. You can see the whole city from the top of the fort. Spending at least 2 days in the city to explore the local markets and try the famous Mawa Kachori. 

The drive from Jaipur to Jodhpur takes approximately 5 to 6 hours, covering a distance of about 340 kilometres.

Thrillophilia Traveller’s Note 

Barkha Singh travelled from Noida in March 026. She booked the Best of Rajasthan | FREE Jaisalmer Camping Experience package and here’s what she has to say:

“Leaving the bustle of Noida for the quiet blue lanes of Jodhpur was the best decision we made this year. The view from Mehrangarh Fort towering above the city is simply dramatic and beautiful. Thrillophilia ensured our guide was knowledgeable and the vehicle was top-notch.”

Verified Thrillophilia booking team, 2026 departure

4. Jaisalmer: Desert Camping and the Golden Fort

Jaisalmer lies further west in the Thar Desert. It is famous for its fort, where people still live inside the walls made of sandstone.

If you want to camp in the desert, the Khuri Desert is a place for couples. It’s quiet, private, just the two of you under the stars. On the other hand, the Sam Sand Dunes are livelier and better suited for families who enjoy cultural performances and larger crowds. However, you should know that summers aren’t the best time to visit camps, as it's going to be very hot.

The road trip from Jodhpur to Jaisalmer typically takes 3 to 4 hours, and it is best to reach your desert camp before sunset to enjoy the dunes.

5. Ranthambore: Tiger Safaris In The Royal Wilderness 

The best place to observe tigers in Northern India. You can go on safari trips in the morning and the afternoon. We book Ranthambore safari permits well in advance, as according to Thrillophilia destination experts, zones 1 to 5 sell out quickly. The Ranthambore Fort, which sits high above the forest, has amazing views. 

Why Pune Travellers Plan Heritage Stays In Rajasthan 

Pune has a rich heritage,e but Rajasthan offers luxurious hospitality. Many tourists from Pune choose "Palace Stays" to experience the royal life. Hotels like Umaid Bhawan and various Haveli hotels provide world-class service, using traditional architecture to keep rooms cool. This creates an authentic connection to the past. 

Practical Tips For Pune Travellers 

According to Thrillophilia’s destination experts and local guides, desert travel requires specific planning, different from trips in the Deccan. 

1. Inter-City Road Transit Realities 

Even with well-connected roads, one thing to remember is that distances are large. For instance, Jaipur to Jodhpur is at a distance of around 340km, taking between 5-6 hours via road. Jodhpur to Jaisalmer will take 3-4 hours. We provide private, air-conditioned vehicles with skilled drivers familiar with the best highway stops for restrooms and local food. 

2. Local Food Guide (Dal Baati To Ghevar) 

A morning in Jaipur starts with Pyaaz ki Kachori, tea, Jalebi, oSamosas’s at a local eatery near the old city. For travellers from Pune, they notice that the spices used in Rajasthani food are different.

In Maharashtra, the flavours feel more earthy and roasted, but in Jaipur, they use dry, sharp Mathaniachilli mixed with yoghurt and ghee. 

Non-vegetarians should try 'Laal Maas'. A mutton dish that packs even more punch than the black pepper and coconut-based gravies of Keralite cuisine. 

Vegetarian families will find a lot of options, such as 'Gatte ki Sabzi' and 'Ker Sangri', which are often served with a traditional 'Dal Baati Churma' thali.

And for dessert? Track down some Ghevar. It’s that airy, honeycomb-shaped sweet you’ll spot in shop windows all over town. Perfect ending, every time.

3. What To Pack For The Desert Winter 

If you visit the desert in February or November, use the “Layering Strategy” for your trip. The desert may feel warm during the day, but it gets cold at night. A heavy fleece or down jacket is crucial for early morning safaris and open-air desert camps. Sunscreen and a hat are also important during the day, even in winter. 

Thrillophilia Traveller’s note 

Madhavan Unni booked the Golden Triangle Tour with Ranthambore package with Thrillophilia from Noida in March. He says, “Camping under the stars near Jaisalmer was a silent and surreal experience that I will never forget. The shifting colours of the dunes during sunset are a photographer's paradise. Everything from the camel safari to the dinner was handled perfectly.”

Verified Thrillophilia booking team, 2026 departure

Why Pune Travellers Choose Thrillophilia For Rajasthan

We prioritise operational trust over generic promises by building our itineraries on verified, on-ground experience.

Our team personally inspects and partners with heritage hotels across cities like Udaipur and Jaipur to ensure that every “palace stay” consistently delivers high service standards, not just aesthetics.

In desert regions such as Jaisalmer, we apply strict selection criteria for camps, focusing on hygiene protocols, safety measures, and the authenticity of cultural performances. 

Additionally, given Rajasthan’s vast and remote landscapes, we provide 24/7 road support with experienced local drivers who are deeply familiar with the terrain, seasonal conditions, and the most reliable stopovers.

This hands-on, expert-led approach ensures travellers benefit from real-world knowledge, dependable logistics, and a consistently high-quality experience.