Budget Backpacker tour in Rajasthan-Agra-Delhi
This is a 14 to 16 day backpacking tour in Rajasthan catered to young travellers looking at northern India as a destination. You’ll travel across Rajasthan, stopping at the magical desert town of Jaisalmer, the beautiful blue town of Jodhpur, Udaipur the city of lakes, the spiritual and religious haven Pushkar and more.
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Jaipur, the ‘Pink City,’ is another amazing place you’ll visit
Route
Delhi – Agra – Jaipur – Jaisalmer – Jodhpur – Udaipur – Pushkar – Delhi
Modes of transport for North India budget tour
Because your primary transport will be trains, this tour is quite economic. Trains are fast, dependable and a great way to experience north India and interact with the locals. We love travelling by train and the feedback we’ve received has invariably been that it was a delightful cultural experience and comfortable (especially the A/C class).
Where will you stay?
A mix of hostels (always safe, fun, and very social), home stays and small guest houses. In Jaisalmer you’ll be able to camp in the desert. The varied mix of accommodation ensures your trip is budget friendly and at the same time giving you the full experience
Cost of the tour
The cost of the tour would approximately be USD 600 (EUR 550) per person depending on the following:
- What time of the year you are travelling
- Preference to always travel by A/C train (or sleeper class is fine)
- If you like having a private room at all times (or dorms are perfect)
- Travelling alone or a couple/group
The cost includes
- Overnight stay throughout your trip
- All train tickets
- Taxi and driver between cities when the train is not possible
- India Someday planning and bookings fees
- All taxes
Let us know how many travellers you would be and your wish list and we will help you plan your trip.
Cosy hostels are going to be a big part of this journey – Credit: Bed and Chai
Highlights of travelling North India
It is often said that India is not a holiday, but an experience. Travelling across North India will leave you with memories of a lifetime. Highlights of your India experience will vary from traveller to traveller, but here are some highlights that you can look forward to for this backpacking tour in Rajasthan, Agra and Delhi.
1. The awe-inspiring Delhi
Delhi can be overwhelming but it’s so worth it. Delhi has an incredibly rich history, interesting architecture, and great food (and we mean it). Expect to see a mix of charm and bustle in Old Delhi and glistening manicured lawns in New Delhi. Getting around can be surprisingly easy with the new amazing metro system.
Click here to read impressions of Delhi as experienced by young travelers from Austria.
The Jama Masjid is but one of many historical monuments in Delhi for you to see
2. Endless Desert and its Golden City
Jaisalmer is truly incredible, but the effort to get makes it all the more satisfying. You’ll take an overnight train from Jaipur to reach Jaisalmer. The old city is beautiful, crafted in stone, sand and rock. Nicknamed the ‘Golden City,’ it’s by the edge of the Thar Desert where you’ll spend night after picturesque sunsets.
The vast desert will be yours to explore in this magnificent place
3. Riding the Indian Trains
Trains in India are a fascinating experience. There’s a distinct buzz of energy at the stations and you get lovely chai while on board. You get to see Indian families and often interact with them. Above all, you’ll see beautiful views of the countryside and little villages.
The best and most enjoyable transport in India
4. Mouth watering North Indian food
For a foodie, India is the ultimate paradise. Treat yourself to amazing naans (Indian bread), curry, lassi, Indian sweet and much more. Home cooked food is always better, so the homestays will have amazing food. Do remember, the food can get a little on the spicy side.
North Indian Thali – Credit: Doufu Mafia
5. Meet locals and fellow travellers
The hostels and hotels will allow you to meet a variety of interesting travellers along your backpacking tour in Rajasthan. This is always a plus, as you’ll make new friends and even stay with local families and soak in their traditions and culture.
You’ll find yourself meeting so many nice and helpful people along the way
6. Of course! The Taj Mahal
You would be visiting the Taj Mahal. Do not miss the Agra Fort or the Baby Taj while you are in Agra.
Click here to read impressions of Agra as experienced by your young travellers from Austria.
You cannot visit India without seeing the Taj Mahal
7. Udaipur, The Romantic Lake city
One of your last stops will be at the beautiful lake city of Udaipur in all its splendour. The following image might give you a glimpse of how beautiful it is.
Lake Pichola and its island palaces make Udaipur a city like no other
The following tour can be customized to the number of days you are looking at travelling or places you’d like to see. In fact, we can help you plan trips to anywhere in India irrespective of your budget.
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