Religious Tour Package For 12 Days 11 Nights

Hey, come sit with me for a minute. I’ve been taking small groups through Rajasthan for the last twelve years, and every single time someone books this particular 12 Days 11 Nights Religious Journey, they come back saying the same thing: “I didn’t know peace could feel this deep.”

We start slow in Jaipur, morning puja at Govind Dev Ji temple inside the city palace complex, the kind where the bells wake your soul more than your ears. Then a quiet stop at the beautiful white-marble Galtaji (the Monkey Temple), where the natural spring water feels like it washes more than just dust off you.

Next we roll into Bikaner. Most people only think of namkeen, but the Karni Mata temple with its thousands of holy rats is something you have to see with your own eyes to believe. Trust me, after the first five minutes the fear melts away and you’re left with goosebumps of wonder.

Jaisalmer gives us the living Tanot Mata temple, the one that survived the 1971 war untouched. Standing there in the middle of the desert, with the border just a few kilometres away, you feel protected in a way no city temple can match.

Jodhpur’s turn is the bullet-marked Baba Ramdev temple in Masuria hills at sunset – the sky turns orange and it feels like the whole universe is singing along with the evening aarti.

Then comes the absolute jewel: Ranakpur Jain temple. I still catch my breath walking into that marble forest of 1444 pillars. No photography can ever do justice to the way light dances inside.

Udaipur wraps your heart with the Eklingji and Nathdwara shrines – the moment the curtains open for Shrinathji’s darshan, half my group is in tears, every single trip.

We finish gently in Pushkar, a full moon bath at the Brahma temple lake if you’re lucky with dates, or just the evening aarti on the ghats that feels older than time.

All this in comfortable AC cars, clean hotels with hot water, pure-veg food cooked fresh, and a driver who’s been with me for a decade. No rush, no 4 a.m. wake-ups unless you want them.

You should pick this trip because it’s not a checklist,  it’s a string of little moments that stitch your soul back together. And if you want something added or taken away – more time in Udaipur, skip a desert night, whatever – just say the word. We’ll reshape it till it fits you perfectly.

October to March is heavenly weather-wise. Bring comfortable shoes, a light shawl for early mornings, and an open heart. The rest we take care of.

Come, let Rajasthan bless you the way it’s been blessing travellers for centuries.