Rajasthan, desert forts and lake palaces, properly routed.
Jaisalmer’s sand-dune forts, Udaipur’s lake palaces, Jodhpur’s blue rooftops — Rajasthan has more ground to cover than people expect, so the route matters as much as the stops themselves.

More ground than people expect — the route matters
Rajasthan’s cities are spread further apart than the Golden Triangle, so getting the driving and flight legs right matters more here.
Distances planned properly
Jaisalmer, Jodhpur and Udaipur are genuinely spread out — we mix flights and driving legs so it doesn’t eat your whole trip.
Flights, hotels and transfers together
One booking covering the whole route, priced properly and explained honestly.
Desert camps to heritage palaces
From a night under the stars near Jaisalmer to a proper palace hotel in Udaipur — pick the mix that suits you.
Four steps, one point of contact
Tell us how much time you have
Rajasthan can be trimmed to the highlights or covered in full — we’ll suggest what fits.
We build the full package
Flights or driving legs between cities, hotels, and a desert camp night if you’d like one.
You review and adjust
Add Jaipur, cut a city, swap a hotel category — your call.
We’re with you throughout
Before you fly and while you’re there — same number, same team.
What a Rajasthan route usually covers
Three very different cities — desert fort, Blue City, and lake palaces — connected as one route.
We didn’t build this business to sell fares. We built it to stay part of the community.
Patel Travel started as, and still is, a family business serving London’s Indian community — Gujarati, Punjabi, Hindi and Urdu spoken in the office, not just on a translation app. We know the festival calendar, the wedding season, and the families who’ve booked with us for a decade or more.
Languages spoken
Gujarati, Hindi, Punjabi, Urdu & English — ask for someone in your language.
Festival-aware
We plan around Diwali, Navratri and wedding season, not just school holidays.
Word of mouth
Most of our clients are referred by family or friends we’ve already looked after.
Meet Mr. Patel
Patel Travel has always felt like family, not a booking engine. Mr. Patel is the face of that: the reminder that behind every reply is someone who understands the itinerary and the culture, and won’t rest until it’s sorted.
Recent Rajasthan trips
“We didn’t realise how spread out Rajasthan is until we started planning — they got the routing exactly right.”
“The lake palace hotel in Udaipur they suggested was the best few nights of the whole trip.”
Rajasthan — common questions
How many days does Rajasthan need?
10 days covers Jaisalmer, Jodhpur and Udaipur comfortably — trim to 6-7 if you’re focusing on just two cities.
Is a desert camp night worth adding?
Most travellers who add one near Jaisalmer say yes — it’s a genuinely different experience to the city stops.
Can this connect with the Golden Triangle?
Yes — Jaipur is a natural link between the two, and it’s a common way to extend a Delhi-Agra-Jaipur trip further into Rajasthan.
