Rajasthan Group Tour Packages 2026

Why Choose WanderOn For Rajasthan Group Tours?

• Fixed Departures & Customised Trips: Every Rajasthan group tour date on our calendar is fixed and guaranteed. You can also get your trip customised as per your preferences.
• Trusted by 5,000+ Travellers: From solo travellers to family groups, our Rajasthan group tour reviews speak louder than anything we could say.
• Experienced Trip Captains: Our captains have led Rajasthan group tours dozens of times and know every fort, shortcut, and local gem on the route.
• Small Groups, Real Connections: Batches of 12 to 20 like-minded travellers, small enough to feel personal, large enough to make lifelong friends.
• All Logistics Handled: Stays, transfers, monument tickets, and meal stops; every detail of your Rajasthan group trip is sorted before you arrive. Rajasthan group tour packages with airfare can also be arranged at additional cost for the flights.
• Verified Hotels & Transport: Every stay is personally checked, every cab driver is vetted, and every vehicle is serviced before departure.
• Support at Every Step: A dedicated trip captain and 24x7 ground support stay with your group from the first day to the last.

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What Do We Offer in Our Rajasthan Tour Packages for Groups

• Hotels in Jaipur, Udaipur, Jodhpur, Jaisalmer, or Bikaner depending on your group tour package
• Meals as per the itinerary for the group
• Airport pickup and drop for the group
• AC tempo traveller or cab for all city-to-city travel and local sightseeing on your group trip to Rajasthan
• Dedicated trip captain on all group departures to handle everything on the ground

• Flight tickets: these are not part of our Rajasthan holiday packages for groups and can be arranged separately
• Meals not covered in the group itinerary
• Personal expenses like shopping, souvenirs, drinks, tips, and anything extra
• Travel insurance for individual group members

Things To Do on a Group Trip to Rajasthan

• Explore Forts Together: Amber Fort, Mehrangarh, and Jaisalmer Fort are best explored as a group; someone always finds a hidden passage or view that is not on any map.
• Desert Camp Overnight Stay: Desert camping in Rajasthan includes dinner under open skies, folk music around a bonfire, and sand dunes at sunrise. This one night in the Thar desert is worth the entire trip.
• Camel Safari in Jaisalmer or Bikaner: A group camel safari through the dunes is chaotic, fun, and something everyone in the group talks about for months.
• Heritage Walk Through Jodhpur's Old City: The blue lanes, spice markets, and rooftop views of Mehrangarh are best seen on foot; no cab ride comes close.
• Sunrise at Pushkar Lake: Early morning ghats, temple bells, and almost no tourists create a quiet moment that balances out all the fort-hopping.
• Local Bazaar Shopping in Jaipur: Bapu Bazaar and Johari Bazaar mean block prints, blue pottery, and mojris; keep extra time here because no one leaves quickly.
• Ranthambore Tiger Safari: A jeep safari inside Ranthambore National Park adds a completely different dimension to the trip and is one shared experience the group never forgets.
• Rooftop Dinner in Udaipur: A group dinner overlooking Lake Pichola, good food, cool evening air, and one of the best views in India.

What Every Traveller Should Know Before Travelling to Rajasthan With a Group

• Book Early, Especially for Festival Season: Rajasthan holiday packages for groups fill up fast between October and February. If your group is planning around the Pushkar Camel Fair or Jaipur Literature Festival, lock in your dates at least 2 to 3 months in advance. Good hotels and group-friendly transport get taken quickly during peak season.
• Sort Out The Package Before Booking Flights: If you are flying to stay in Rajasthan, check out the Rajasthan group tour packages with airfare before booking flights separately. Bundling flights with your ground package often works out cheaper and removes the coordination headache of 15 people landing at different times. Direct flights into Jaipur, Udaipur, and Jodhpur are available from most major cities. 
• Pick the Right Season for Your Group: October to March is the window for any group tour for Rajasthan. November and February are the sweet spots; the weather is comfortable, forts are pleasant to walk, and festivals add to the experience. If your group has senior travellers or children, avoid the shoulder months of March and October when temperatures can still be unpredictable.
• Do Carry Cash: On a group trip to Rajasthan, everyone should carry some cash, especially if covering Jodhpur's Sardar Market or  Jaipur's Bapu Bazaar.
• Dress for the Climate, Not Just the Gram: Rajasthan in winter means cold nights and warm afternoons. Light layers that you can add or remove work best. For fort visits and temple stops, carry a stole or dupatta; most heritage sites require covered shoulders and knees, and the group should not be held up at the entrance because someone came underprepared.