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
A relaxed two days covering the forts, the walled city and the bazaars, with your own car and driver throughout.
Two days is the shortest sensible visit to Jaipur, and it works well if you plan it properly: the northern forts on day one and the walled city on day two, with the bazaars in the late afternoon when the light is good and the heat has gone. Your car stays with you throughout, which matters when you are moving between Amber, Nahargarh and the old city.
Airport or station pickup, hotel check-in, then out to Amber Fort for the Sheesh Mahal, Ganesh Pol and Diwan-i-Aam. Stop at Panna Meena ka Kund and Jal Mahal on the way back, then up to Nahargarh for sunset over the city. Evening free in the bazaars or at Chokhi Dhani.
An early start at Hawa Mahal for the morning light, then City Palace and Jantar Mantar with a guide. Lunch in the old city, an hour at Albert Hall or the Johari Bazaar jewellers, and a drop at the airport or station in the evening.
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.
It covers the main sights comfortably. If you also want Jaigarh, Galtaji or a day trip to Ajmer and Pushkar, add a third day.
Yes. We can pick you up in Delhi and run it as a three-day trip including the drive each way, or meet you at Jaipur airport or station.
No — monument tickets are paid directly at each site so you only pay for what you actually visit. A composite ticket covering several Jaipur monuments is available and usually good value.
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