It's time you feed the traveloholic within you with the unforgettable roads and rich heritage of Rajasthan. To get the best of this mesmerizing desert state, it's best to explore it through a long road trip. Please look at our suggestions of seven road trips to Rajasthan that will stun you!
If you are fond of palaces and old architecture, Alwar is an excellent place for you! The temples, forts, and palaces can impress you with their stunning design. Some tourist attractions between Jaipur and Alwar include Jaisamand, Kotputali, Sariska Tiger Reserve, and more.
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You can travel from the city of culture and heritage to Rajasthan's very own wilderness hub. Recently, Ranthambore has become a popular tourist spot among many Indians and foreign nationals. The route from Jaipur and Ranthambore is brimming with several dhabas that serve authentic and finger-licking Rajasthani food.
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Mount Abu is one of Rajasthan's most renowned hill stations. The place also happens to be the vacay spot for royal families in the past. The temples and lakes of Mount will take you on a relaxing and calming journey. Mount Abu also offers camping and trekking activities for its adventurous visitors.
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If you want to go for a fort-hopping trip, a journey from Chittorgarh to Kumbhalgarh is apt for you. Both these locations are packed with a wide range of mesmerizing architectures. The stone carvings and magnificent forts will overwhelm you! What's more, the Aravali range is a must-visit when taking a trip to Kumbhalgarh.
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While embarking on a journey from Udaipur to Pushkar, don't forget to pack tasty snacks as the journey is quite long. Amidst the route between Udaipur and Pushkar, you can stop at Ranakpur to visit the Jain Temple. The small town of Pushkar consists of over 400 temples that are a treat for every religious and history buff!
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On your way from the golden city to the blue city, you'll open yourself to the rich culture and heritage of Rajasthan. There is a gazillion of things to cover once you reach Jodhpur. Mehrangarh Fort, Jodha Desert Rock Park, Umaid Bhavan Palance, and Jaswant Thada are touristy spots worth a visit.
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You can cover the distance from Delhi to Jaipur in just five hours. If you start your road trip in the early hours, you can enjoy many tourist attractions in Pink City. We love this route because it is packed with scenic beauty and includes various famous eating spots.
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The beautiful state of Rajasthan has a lot to offer! Get ready to take back great memorabilia!
