The Classic Route

Jaipur, Jodhpur & Jaisalmer Tour Package

7D / 6N

Typical length

3 cities

Pink · Blue · Gold

Oct–Mar

Best season

Pink, blue, gold — the three cities that made Rajasthan famous, in one clean westward line. Jaipur for the palaces and the observatory, Jodhpur for Mehrangarh above the indigo lanes, and Jaisalmer for a living sandstone fort and the dunes beyond it. Seven days is the honest length for this route; we can compress it to five or open it to nine.

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Day by Day

Your
7 Days / 6 Nights itinerary

At a glance

Duration: 7 Days / 6 Nights
Typical length: 7D / 6N
Pink · Blue · Gold: 3 cities
Best season: Oct–Mar
Style: Private & customisable

You’ll see

Amber Fort
Hawa Mahal
City Palace Jaipur
Jantar Mantar
Mehrangarh Fort
Jaswant Thada
Jaisalmer Fort
Patwon Ki Haveli

Day 1
Arrive Jaipur
- Arrive and check in; City Palace and the Jantar Mantar observatory
- Hawa Mahal — 1799, Maharaja Sawai Pratap Singh, 953 windows
- Evening in the walled-city bazaars
Day 2
Amber Fort and the Pink City
- Amber Fort at opening, above Maota Lake — the Sheesh Mahal rewards patience
- Panna Meena Ka Kund stepwell and the Jal Mahal causeway
- Nahargarh at sunset for the view back over Jaipur
Day 3
Jaipur → Jodhpur
- Drive west to Jodhpur, arriving by afternoon
- Optional stop at Ajmer and Pushkar, or at Bishnoi villages nearer Jodhpur
- Evening at Sardar Market and the Clock Tower
Day 4
Jodhpur — Mehrangarh and the blue city
- Mehrangarh Fort, begun 1459 under Rao Jodha, about 122 m above the city
- Jaswant Thada and the Toorji Ka Jhalra stepwell
- The indigo lanes below the fort, on foot
Day 5
Jodhpur → Jaisalmer
- About 285 km west, roughly five hours across the Thar
- Optional stop at the desert temple town of Osian
- Arrive Jaisalmer; Gadisar Lake at dusk
Day 6
Jaisalmer and the Sam dunes
- Jaisalmer Fort at opening — founded 1156, still home to three to four thousand people
- Patwon Ki Haveli, Salim Singh Ki Haveli and Nathmal Ki Haveli
- Afternoon to the Sam dunes, about 40 km; sunset, folk music and a desert-camp night
Day 7
Kuldhara, Bada Bagh and departure
- Bada Bagh cenotaphs, about 6 km north, in the morning light
- Kuldhara, the abandoned village about 18 km south-west
- Depart Jaisalmer by train, or fly out in the winter season

What’s Included

Everything’s
taken care of

✓Accommodation on double-sharing (heritage hotel, resort or desert camp to suit your plan)
✓Daily breakfast (and camp dinner where a desert-camp night is included)
✓Private air-conditioned vehicle for all transfers and sightseeing
✓Experienced driver-cum-guide, and local guides at the major forts on request
✓All road tolls, state taxes, parking and driver allowance
✓A local Rajasthan trip coordinator on WhatsApp through your stay

Not Included

Just so
there are no surprises

–Monument entry tickets and camera fees
–Lunch, dinner (outside included camp meals) and personal expenses
–Camel and jeep safaris, cultural shows and other optional add-ons
–Airfare and train fare to and from Rajasthan
–GST as applicable
–Anything not listed under inclusions

Rangeelo Rajasthan

What this trip
actually looks like

Real photographs from the route — the forts, the dunes, and the colour that lives between them.

The pink sandstone lattice facade of Hawa Mahal, Jaipur

Mehrangarh Fort rising above the blue city of Jodhpur, Rajasthan

Sonar Qila — the golden sandstone Jaisalmer Fort at sunset

Camel silhouettes on the Sam sand dunes of the Thar desert

How long?

Five, seven
or nine days?

Seven days is the length this route actually wants. Five is doable if you fly into Jaipur and out of Jaisalmer and accept that two of your days are largely drives. Nine lets you slow down and add Bikaner between Jodhpur and Jaisalmer, or Pushkar between Jaipur and Jodhpur.

If you only have four days and Jaisalmer is the reason you are coming, skip Jaipur altogether and run the Jodhpur–Jaisalmer loop instead. It is a better trip than a rushed version of this one.

Short on time? Our most-booked Rajasthan itinerary drops Jaipur and gives you Mehrangarh, Sonar Qila and the Sam dunes in four unhurried days.

See the 4-day Jodhpur–Jaisalmer package →

A local Rajasthan team

Drivers and guides from Jodhpur, Jaisalmer and Udaipur who know which fort gate to enter first and when the light on the sandstone is best.

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Good to Know

Questions,
answered

Seven is the comfortable answer: two days in Jaipur, two in Jodhpur, two in Jaisalmer with a dune night, and one long travel day between Jodhpur and Jaisalmer. Five works if you are willing to spend two of them mostly on the road.

Jaipur to Jodhpur is a comfortable half-day drive west. Jodhpur to Jaisalmer is about 285 km and roughly five hours. Most travellers fly into Jaipur and leave from Jodhpur or Jaisalmer rather than doubling back.

Jaipur's old city was painted a terracotta pink; Jodhpur's old quarter below Mehrangarh is washed in indigo blue; and Jaisalmer is built entirely from golden sandstone, which is why its fort is called Sonar Qila. Seeing the three in a row is the point of this route.

Yes. Bikaner drops neatly between Jodhpur and Jaisalmer and adds a day. Udaipur, with Kumbhalgarh and Ranakpur, adds three and turns this into a ten-day loop of the whole state. Everything we run is private, so the shape is yours.

From ₹9,999 per person on double sharing. Across seven days the final figure moves with hotel category, group size and season. Send us your dates and group and we will WhatsApp an exact, itemised quote — no advance needed to enquire.

October to March. Jaisalmer and Jodhpur are punishing from April to June. December and January are lovely by day and cold at night in the desert — bring a jacket for the dune camp.

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