Rajasthan FAQ's

What are the entry formalities for visiting Rajasthan?
Passport valid for a minimum period of six months is must for the visa. Tourist visa is given for 6 months by Indian embassies, which may vary depending on the nation of which you are a resident. They have to submit appropriate documents in proof of his/her financial standing.

Where are the International & Domestic Airports of Rajasthan located?
Rajasthan, one of the prime tourist haunt is easily accessible by air. Sanganer Airport in Jaipur is the only international airport in the state. Maharana Pratap Airport is the domestic airport in Udaipur, from where number of flights ply to other parts of the country.

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How to reach Rajasthan by Rail?
The railheads located at the major cities of Rajasthan connects the state with other parts of the country. A number of luxury and passenger trains help travelers to explore the destination. The luxury trains like Palace on Wheels, Heritage on Wheels and Fairy Queen Train are introduced specially from tourism point of view. These trains are designed with royal grandeur, equipped with all kinds of required amenities and offers world class services.

How to reach Rajasthan by Road?
Rajasthan State Road Transport Corporation (RSRTC) runs 5000 buses connecting to the neighbouring states including Punjab, Delhi, Gujarat, Madhya Pradesh, Himachal Pradesh, Haryana, Maharastra and Uttar Pradesh. Tourist can board deluxe or ordinary buses that ply between Rajasthan and neighbouring states. Travelers can also hire taxis that are arranged by the travel agents and tourism department.

What is the best time to visit Rajasthan?
Rajasthan enjoys extreme climatic conditions. It welcomes the tourists all round the year but the best season when you can enjoy your trip utmost is between October to March. During this period the weather in day is pleasant while nights are bit cold.

What type of clothing should be carried?
Rajasthan is a desert land. During the daytime its too hot and the nights are cool and cozy. Therefore pack your bags accordingly to make your trip memorable. Light cotton clothes are the best outfits to be carried as they do not absorb heat. As nights turns out to be little chilled so also carry light woolen clothes with you.

Which are the prime tourist destinations of Rajasthan?
Rajasthan, the royal state of India is embellished with number of historical monuments popular for its stunning architecture designed with royal grandeur. Every nook and corner of the state boasts rich culture and traditions, prevailing since past centuries. Some popular tourist destinations in the state are Jaipur, Jodhpur, Udaipur and Jaisalmer.

What are the top things to do in Rajasthan?
Rajasthan is indeed a land of myriad colors and elements. It has lot to offer the travelers that beckons them. Plan a sightseeing tour to exquisite palaces, formidable forts and havelis. Wildlife enthusiasts can have a glimpse of varied fauna species in wildlife sanctuaries. Enjoy a unique experience of camel safari and elephant safari to explore the flawless beauty of the state.

Where to shop in Rajasthan?
Rajasthan has lot to offer the shopaholics. Visitors can shop for woolen dhurries, stone carvings, camel products like leather footwear etc, embroidered fabrics, silver jewelery, tie and dye textiles, miniature paintings and many more. Johori Bazaar in Jaipur, Sarafa Bazaar in Pushkar, Sadar Bazaar in Barmer are some of the popular markets in the state.

What are the do's and dont's in Rajasthan?
Do's: Always book a hotel which are approved by Department of Tourism or hotels run by RTDC. In case you have some doubts and confusion make inquiries at Rajasthan Tourism Tourist Information Bureaus located at airports, railway station and bus stand. Always take auto-rickshaws form pre-paid kiosk and hire taxis form approved travel agency or RTDC. Always exchange your currency from authorized money exchangers only. If you are in some kind of trouble always inform nearest police station or report to TAF (Tourist Assistance Force) Personnel posted near the monuments.

Dont's: Never leave your luggage unattended and keep all your valuable things, important documents in safe place. Don't leave them in taxi or with taxi driver. Don't let strangers know about your future travel plans and don't share any kind of eatables with them. Avoid such kinds of outfits that are too revealing and wear descent clothes. Never roam around in the city at night as it may not be safe.