Rajasthan Travel Tips

Rajasthan receives a huge traffic of tourists from all over the world. As it is major hub of tourists in India, one should be careful at the roads and public places to avoid any sudden risk. We would like to offer some travel tips to offer a hassle free travel to our guests.

Some Travel Tips:

Money Exchange: Rajasthan has a few money exchange centers.

Passport & Visa: Always keep handy your passport and visa for identification.

Embassy: Carry the contact number of Embassy to get contact in case of emergency.

Tourist Offices: Keep the telephone no of the Govt. tourist offices.

Festival and Fairs: During daytimes in summer the climate is hot. So before planning your tour during the fairs and festival keep mind about the season and climate condition.

Wildlife Sanctuary: The major wildlife attractions of Rajasthan are Bharatpur National Park, Kumbhalgarh Sanctuary, Mount Abu Sanctuary, Keoladeo National Sanctuary, Ranthambore and Sariska Tiger Reserve. Before a jungle safari take precaution before and also carry insect repellent.

Rajasthan Hotels: You will get all kinds of hotels in Rajasthan from five star heritage hotels to budget accommodation.

Shopping: Always bargain at the local shops. You can shop at the Govt. approved emporiums.

Event calendar: Carry an event calendar and know the exact date of the events and location as well.

Transportation: Always have the idea of the local transport and correct cost.

Some Travel Risks:

• Avoid the stranger who follows you
• Utilize chains to secure your luggage
• Drink plenty of water
• Keep medical handy kit
• Don’t eat any food offered by a stranger
• Return to accommodation before dark 

More Tips:

• Take auto rickshaws from pre paid kiosk
• Purchase from reputed or recognized shops.
• Take the bill for any purchase and Ensure RST/CST registration numbers in a corner of the bill sheet.
• Payments made by credit cards must have the amount mentioned in words and numerical too
• Take only authorized paying guest accommodation
• Respect the local culture and tradition while taking photographs