Heritage Palaces

Live like royalty

Stay in Rajasthan’s grand heritage palaces, where centuries-old architecture meets modern luxury. From the ornate rooms of Jaipur’s City Palace to Udaipur’s romantic lakeside palaces, enjoy period furnishings, intricate carvings, and sprawling courtyards. With attentive service and royal ambience, these stays allow you to experience the splendour and history of Rajasthan firsthand.

Havelis & Forts

Traditional charm and elegance

Discover Rajasthan’s cultural heart with stays in beautifully restored havelis and forts. Wander courtyards adorned with frescoes, relax on carved wooden balconies, and enjoy boutique-style comfort. These historic properties provide a window into local life, craftsmanship, and the architectural traditions that have defined Rajasthan for centuries.

Luxury Desert Camps

Adventure beneath the stars

Experience the magic of the Thar Desert with luxury tented camps near Jaisalmer or Jawai. Sleep under starlit skies, enjoy desert safaris on camelback, and gather around evening campfires with traditional music and storytelling. Modern comforts blend with authentic desert experiences, creating memorable nights in one of India’s most evocative landscapes.

Lakeside & Boutique Hotels

Serenity and style

Udaipur and other lakeside towns offer boutique hotels with scenic views of shimmering waters and palatial architecture. Enjoy elegantly designed rooms, rooftop terraces, and attentive service while staying close to local markets, cultural sites, and waterfront attractions. These hotels provide both comfort and immersion in the romantic, serene side of Rajasthan.

Jodhpur

Known as the “Blue City,” Jodhpur rises majestically around the imposing Mehrangarh Fort, which dominates the skyline with its ramparts and intricate palaces. Stroll through winding alleys painted in shades of azure, discover bustling spice and textile markets, and visit centuries-old temples that reveal the city’s rich heritage. The blend of royal architecture, vibrant street life, and panoramic desert views makes Jodhpur an unforgettable destination, where history and daily life intertwine seamlessly.

Udaipur

Often called the “City of Lakes,” Udaipur enchants visitors with the serene waters of Lake Pichola and the elegant palaces that line its shores. Wander through the majestic City Palace, explore ornate temples, and take a boat ride to the iconic Lake Palace or Jag Mandir. Udaipur’s vibrant bazaars, traditional crafts, and cultural performances offer a glimpse into the city’s royal past, while its romantic vistas and colourful streets make it one of Rajasthan’s most captivating and picturesque destinations.

Mandawa

Mandawa is a treasure trove of artistic and architectural heritage, famous for its elaborately painted havelis and frescoed walls. Walking through its streets, you encounter the stories of merchant families, intricate murals depicting mythological tales, and decorative balconies that highlight Rajasthan’s craftsmanship. Beyond its visual splendour, Mandawa offers a quiet charm, inviting visitors to linger in courtyards, explore hidden alleyways, and appreciate the region’s rich cultural tapestry away from the bustling city centres.

Jaipur

Rajasthan’s capital, Jaipur, is a vibrant showcase of royal ambition and artistry. Amber Fort’s grand halls and mirrored chambers dominate the horizon, while the latticed windows of the Hawa Mahal reveal the city’s signature pink-hued streets. Traditional workshops, bustling bazaars, and jewel merchants thrive throughout the city, offering rich sensory experiences. From colourful textiles to elaborate palaces, Jaipur immerses visitors in the royal culture, historic significance, and lively energy that define this iconic city.

Jaisalmer

Rising like a golden mirage in the heart of the Thar Desert, Jaisalmer is a city of sand, sun, and splendour. The massive sandstone fort overlooks bustling bazaars, intricately carved havelis, and narrow lanes alive with colour and tradition. Desert excursions reveal the rhythm of rural life, camel caravans, and sunset dunes that seem to stretch endlessly. Jaisalmer’s unique blend of history, architecture, and desert landscapes creates an immersive experience that captures the romance and mystery of Rajasthan.

Deogarh

Tucked away in the Aravalli hills, Deogarh offers a glimpse of Rajasthan beyond the tourist trail. Travel through the countryside on a rural train ride, visit local village schools, and have friendly chats with villagers over a cup of chai. Explore centuries-old havelis and serene villages, engaging with artisans and traditions, and immerse yourself in the timeless rhythms of rural life.

Jawai

Nestled in the rugged granite hills of Rajasthan, Jawai is a land where wilderness and village life coexist in extraordinary harmony. The Rabari tribe, pastoralists for generations, continue their age-old traditions of herding cattle and living in tune with the rhythms of the land. Explore this remarkable region on jeep safaris through the boulder-strewn hills to spot elusive leopards, and enjoy guided village walks with Rabari tribesmen, gaining intimate insight into authentic rural life far from the usual tourist trail.

Bikaner

Bikaner, a desert gem in Rajasthan, enchants with its magnificent Junagarh Fort, ornate havelis, and vibrant markets. Explore camel farms, wander through bustling bazaars brimming with traditional crafts, and savour the region’s unique Rajasthani cuisine, while immersing yourself in the timeless charm and desert rhythms of this historic city.

Pushkar

Pushkar, a sacred oasis in the Thar Desert, enchants with serene ghats, colorful markets, and the iconic Brahma Temple. Experience the town at its most vibrant during the Pushkar Cattle Fair, where camels, horses, and local traditions animate the desert landscape, offering intimate encounters with spirituality, culture, and the timeless rhythms of rural Rajasthan.

Ramathra

Ramathra, a serene gem in Rajasthan, is framed by the Kalisil reservoir, teeming with birdlife and dotted with peaceful villages. Enjoy a walking tour through this village of farmers and cattle herders, and glide on the reservoir’s waters at sunset. Explore the surrounding countryside, visit Gujar hamlets, and discover a cavernous gorge and an ancient cave temple. Nearby Karauli offers well-preserved treasures, including the city palace and Madanmohanji Temple, while its bustling bazaar invites you to shop for local crafts, including lacquered bangles made before your eyes by skilled artisans.