Maruti Ertiga
Six seats at close to sedan running costs. Popular with families of five or six who want the third row for short hops rather than long drives.
- 6 passengers
- 3 large bags
- AC
Jaipur's forts and bazaars, the Ajmer Sharif Dargah and the ghats of Pushkar, in three unhurried days.
This is the most-requested short circuit we run, and it works because the three places are genuinely different from each other — a royal capital, a Sufi pilgrimage city and a small lakeside temple town, all within three hours of one another.
Pickup and hotel check-in, then Amber Fort, Jal Mahal and Nahargarh for sunset. Evening in Johari and Bapu Bazaar.
Morning at Hawa Mahal, City Palace and Jantar Mantar. Drive to Ajmer after lunch, visit the Dargah in the late afternoon, then Adhai Din ka Jhonpra and Ana Sagar. Overnight in Ajmer or Pushkar.
Brahma Temple and the ghats in the morning, the Savitri Temple ropeway if you have the energy, then Sadar Bazaar. Return to Jaipur in the evening, or continue onward to Jodhpur.
This itinerary is normally run with a Sedan, Ertiga or Innova with driver. The same vehicle and driver stay with you for the whole trip, so your luggage never moves between cars and the day plan can flex as you go. If your group size or luggage suggests a different vehicle, we will say so when we quote.
Six seats at close to sedan running costs. Popular with families of five or six who want the third row for short hops rather than long drives.
The workhorse of Indian tourism, and for good reason — durable, comfortable over long distances and equally at home on highways and rough approach roads.
The premium version: quieter cabin, better suspension and captain seats in the middle row. Our most requested vehicle for multi-day Rajasthan circuits.
Push-back seats, roof-mounted air conditioning and real luggage space. Three sizes, all with driver, for groups and extended families.
Yes, and many guests do — leaving Jaipur by 7am and returning by 9pm. The three-day version is far more comfortable if you want to see either place properly.
Modest clothing and a covered head for all visitors. Cloth coverings are available at the entrance.
Very much so. It is small, walkable and safe, and the ghats and camel rides are usually a hit.
A relaxed two days covering the forts, the walled city and the bazaars, with your own car and driver throughout.
Rajasthan's three great cities in six days, connected by two of the state's best drives.
Eight days through the great forts, palaces and havelis of Rajasthan, from Jaipur to the desert and down to the lakes.