Bikaner Jaisalmer Tour Package

• Enjoy a tour that is not made with a cookie-cutter approach. Rather have a unique itinerary with some offbeat locations and rare experiences.
• Even though the trip is completely unique and not like the usual itineraries you find on the internet, you can further customise it to your liking and comfort.
• Get a chance to experience the itinerary and the various places throughout the tour without worrying about things like pick-ups, drop-offs, and transportation throughout the trip.
• Explore western Rajasthan throughout this trip, a beautiful but less explored side of the desert state, which deserves more appreciation.
• Have the chance to stay at an overnight camp in the heart of the desert, where you can enjoy several thrilling and cultural activities, followed by a traditional dinner.

Day 1 : Arrival in Jaisalmer

Unlike the cliche Rajasthan tour that all start in the capital city Jaipur, this tour takes a different approach and starts in the Golden City, Jaisalmer. The city is well connected by air and land, and you can easily arrive via flight, train or bus. As you arrive in Jaisalmer via the railway station, airport, or bus stop, you will be met by our team in a clean, comfortable vehicle. From there, you will be transferred to your hotel. After checking in and relaxing a bit, you have the entire evening to spend as you please. You can visit local attractions, including a serene lake and historic spots around the “Golden City”. You have the day at leisure to unwind and soak in the desert-town ambience.

Places to Visit: Gadisar Lake | Vyas Chhatri | War Museum

Day 2 : Jaisalmer Sightseeing & Desert Camp Experience

Day two of the trip will reveal the real desert charm. It is because today you will explore the city more closely and intimately. After completing your exploration, you will embark on an unparalleled adventure at the desert camp. So start your day with a delicious breakfast, after which you will explore Jaisalmer’s heritage. Start by visiting the city’s iconic fort and palaces, followed by Jain temples and, of course, the ornate historic havelis. Once you have explored the city, it is time you head out to the desert for a memorable overnight stay. At the camp, you will get to enjoy things like a camel ride (or jeep), sunset in the dunes, cultural performances, dinner under the stars, and tented accommodation for a true desert-camp vibe.

Places to Visit: Jaisalmer Fort & palaces | Jain Temples | Patwon Ki Haveli | Nathmal Ki Haveli | Salim Singh Ki Haveli | Desert dunes and camp

Day 3 : Jaisalmer to Bikaner Tranfer and Sightseeing

As promised, the trip is not a cliche, and therefore, your next destination is not an overhyped place but rather a lesser-explored beauty that might not even come up when you Google places to visit in Rajasthan. So after an early breakfast, check out and say goodbye to Jaisalmer, at least for the time being. Today you will be heading out to Bikaner. As you arrive in Bikaner, check-in at the hotel and start exploring. Today you will visit the major highlights of Bikaner, including a famous temple (notable for its uniqueness), a camel-breeding farm, the city’s historic fort, and a heritage palace/museum. The day will give you a mix of spirituality, history and local culture in the desert region. After exploring, you will enjoy an overnight stay in Bikaner.

Places to Visit: Karni Mata Temple (Rat Temple) | Camel Breeding Farm | Junagarh Fort | Prachin Museum | Lalgarh Palace

Day 4 : Departure via Return to Jaisalmer — Tour Ends

Day four will be the last day of this short but unique and fun Bikaner Jaisalmer Tour Package. However, there is still some fun before you finally bid us adieu. As you wake up in Jaisalmer, enjoy a delicious breakfast and then check out of the hotel. You will then begin the drive back to Jaisalmer, enjoying the countryside view. As you arrive in Jaisalmer, it will be finally time to say goodbye as you depart for the railway station, bus stop or airport. This will mark the end of the tour, with memories of desert forts, heritage palaces, desert dunes, and the unique culture of western Rajasthan.