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Best Route To Travel Rajasthan.

When we think of Rajasthan, our mind goes to the Desert, Palaces, Forts and rich culture the state holds. Apart from these, the state is also known for its Rajasthani cuisine. If you love travelling, then the best way to explore the place is via Rajasthan road trip.

Although it seems difficult, Rajasthan is the largest state in India. Exploring the entire state in just one trip might not be possible. However, you can cover the few major cities in one go. There are so many great places that you can discover along the way. Here are some Rajasthan road trip plans to make the most out of your trip.

1. Jaipur, Jodhpur and Udaipur.

The routes covered in this Rajasthan road trip plan are the pink city (Jaipur), the blue city (Udaipur) and the sun city (Jodhpur). This long drive in Rajasthan covers some finest tourist attractions. You can start with Jaipur and explore Hawa Mahal, Jal Mahal, Amer Fort, Jantar Mantar and several other places there. The magnificent palace stands right in the heart of Jaipur, boasting a striking fusion of Rajput and Mughal architecture. There is a Museum that offers a glimpse into the lifestyle of the royalty. Hawa Mahal, the five stories structure, is a dorm with 953 small windows having a view of Jantar Mantar and the City Palace from the top of Hawa Mahal.

It's a crime to leave the city without indulging in some shopping, Bapu Bazar is one of the best places to shop from in Jaipur. This Marketplace has a variety of traditional Rajasthani items and artefacts: local handicrafts, brass works, textiles, leheria stoles, sandalwood figurines, you name it and they have it. The distance from Jaipur to Jodhpur is 352 kilometre which can be covered in 5 hours. If you start early to Jodhpur by road, along the way you can visit Pushkar and Ajmer. Both are exactly Midway between Jaipur and Jodhpur. The drive between Pushkar and Ajmer is just 45 minutes. In Jodhpur you can discover some captivating monuments including Mehrangarh Fort, imposing on the Jodhpur Skyline at the height of 400 feet. Umaid Bhawan Palace is one and many things at the same time. It is an official residence of the third generation of the royal family and a part of the establishment has been converted into a luxurious Hotel under taj group. 

You can hire a Jodhpur taxi service and explore all local places and markets in the city, taxi service in Jodhpur is known for its affordable prices and hospitality. Other must-visit places in Jodhpur are Mandore Gardens, Jodhpur stepwell, Ghantaghar, Nirali Dhani. Overlooking the Ghantaghar in Jodhpur, the Sardar Market is a busy shopping street with several branched out tapered lanes. This is also the largest Marketplace in the city that offers and sells everything one can imagine ranging from fabrics to handicrafts to shoes and much more Rajasthani items. From Jodhpur, you can head to Udaipur. Along the way, you can stop by at Ranakpur Jain temple and also explore the Kumbhalgarh Fort.

One in Udaipur the gorgeous cities starting with Lake Khola, the City Palace, Saheliyon ki bari and more. Your trip to Udaipur would be incomplete if you didn't try Rajasthani cuisine. Traditional Khana is a restaurant that has a palace-like ambience and serves the most delicious and complete Rajasthani thali to die for. Hathi Pol is a must-visit shopping destination and you cannot resist this place if you are a true shopaholic. The market has colourful shops lined up selling juthis, kurtis, bandhani, handicraft, spices, tribal jewellery, and so much more.

2. Jaipur, Jaisalmer, Jodhpur and Udaipur.

After exploring Jaipur you can leave early and head straight to Udaipur via Ajmer and Pushkar. Then you can head to Jodhpur via Kumbhalgarh Haldighati and Ranakpur from Udaipur. The journey from Jodhpur to Jaisalmer has no pit stops for you to explore. It is a straight journey of 5 hours. Jaisalmer the golden city is extremely popular among the tourists of Rajasthan, you can visit the Jaisalmer Fort. Exploring the Fort is one of the historical things you can do in the golden city. The fort holds cool rooftop bars, epic viewpoints of the city, talented artisans and eerie fortune tellers. You can also take a tour of the Havelis. Patwon Ki Haveli is the largest and the most important Haveli. Other than that you can visit gadisar lake, go rooftop hopping. The city borders the Thar Desert and one of the consequential things to do when visiting this place is camel safari. In the exploring, in the places, you can book the Jodhpur taxi service for your trip.

3. Jaipur, Ranthambore, Jodhpur and Udaipur.

Rajasthan Tourism is not just about visiting Forts, Palaces or the Desert. The place also has a bit of wildlife with the tiger spotting at Ranthambore. Starting from Jaipur you can leave early and head straight to Ranthambore which is around 4 hours of drive. Booking Ranthambore safari online can help you save some bucks. Ranthambore is an absolute paradise for wildlife enthusiasts. It is widely recognized for its National Park and Tiger Reserve, but these are not the only places that make Ranthambhore a popular tourist destination. The unquestionably mesmerizing locales, palaces, and royal ruins make Ranthambhore more than just a popular wildlife habitat. From Ranthambore head straight to Jodhpur. Again you can make a stop at Ajmer and Pushkar along the way. From there start early to head to Udaipur, remember to stop at the Ranakpur Jain temple and the great wall of India at Kumbhalgarh Fort which in total is about a 5 hours journey and complete a trip.

Bonus: Travel tips for Rajasthan long rides

• Hiring a car is not that difficult. You can find plenty of taxi services online but New Vijay Lakshmi Tours and Travels don't only offer amazing travel service but they also offer great budget-friendly deals.

• Stopping along the roadside Dhabas for meals along the way will treat you to some really authentic Rajasthani food. Which definitely adds to the experience of the state

• There are enough food options and shops along the way. However, it is better to carry some snacks and water in the car so that you do not waste too much time stopping around.