Top Rajasthan Culinary Tours

Experience the authentic cuisine of Jaipur on a half-day walking and food tour with your local guide. Explore the traditional areas of historic Jaipur as you walk around the city's classic shopping districts and taste a range of Rajasthani foods. Your guide shares informative commentary with your small group of no more than 10 participants, illuminating the history, culture, and dishes of Jaipur as you take in the city on this leisurely tour. Includes food tastings, guide, walking tour, and hotel pickup and drop-off.

Walk through the streets of Udaipur in search of delectable local dishes during this tasting tour. Udaipur was once the capital of the Mewar Kingdom and there are many royal remnants still in the city, including mouthwatering delicacies. Sample delicious dishes such as dhokla, namkeens, and kachori as you explore street food stalls and historic shops.

Sample the famous street foods of Jaipur during a food tour led by an informative local guide. Sample as many as six dishes at a variety of different places that are popular among those who are in-the-know, providing you with an insider's experience of the Rajasthani capital's food culture. See more of the city as you travel on foot and by rickshaw.

Jaisalmer has a mystery in its air when it comes to cuisine. The traditional style stays the same like the rest of Rajasthan but you can find many interesting delicacies that take the cuisine to the next level. If you have a sweet tooth, you would love this cuisine and any classic Rajasthani desserts are originated from Jaisalmer. Highlights 1. Taste variety of royal snacks like Dal Pakwan, kachori, samosa, variety of namkeens, mirchi vadas and Jaisalmeri sweets like Gothua laddu, Panchdhari laddu; tasting of these will definitely delight you. 2. Sip a cup of masala chai tea in clay pot with snacks with unmatched views of Jaisalmer, admire its beauty while doing what people like doing – eat. 3. Listen to heart warming stories about city and its food culture, get tips on preparation of dishes and learn the usage of many natural spices in the Indian cuisine. 4. Taste the different variety of local sweet dish and and end the walk with a delicious dessert, mouth freshener (Paan).

Jaipur is packed with excellent eateries but visitors to the city can struggle knowing where to begin. Join an intimate, small-group food walk that will take you to some of the Rajasthani capital’s finest food joints. There’s no risk of getting lost in the alleys of the old city as your guide will lead the way. Eat where the locals eat and learn more about Jaipur’s culture and cuisine.

Jaipur is tourist paradise and for centuries it is known for its rich and yummy Rajasthani food culture, we are fortunate today that this rich food culture is preserved in the form of small food joints by some thoughtful people for generations. Highlights: 1. You will taste more than five mouth watering and authentic delicacies of old Jaipur on this food tour, if you are a food lover and enjoy experiencing different kind of foods, then you should not miss this walking tour because trust us, you will surely regret it later. 2. We have designed this amazing experience for you with an intention to take you to these places for food tasting, so that you can also cherish this food, feast your taste buds and have a fabulous and lasting impression. 3. Be prepared to fill your mouth with mouth watering delights and please bring an appetite, even though it is food tasting it is highly fulfilling for the stomach.

Food Tour that is especially designed for travelers who are interested in experiencing a city through their taste buds. Witness live preparation of Saffron Jalebis (spiral shaped sweet), walk through the lane of ‘Pani-Puri’ whole sellers (Indian snacks), try ‘Heeng ki Kachori’ and the most famous delicacy of Jaipur; ‘Mohanthal’. The offers will be many, and you can choose and pick your favorites. Not only the street food but heritage experience of Jaipur will be an add-on to your experience. Jaipur food tour takes one through some of the oldest lanes of and understands planning of the city. You will also get to see work art demonstration by artisans’ community working for over generations in the walled city of Jaipur. Our bespoke Jaipur Food Tour is handcrafted to perfection to captivate you with the city’s flavors of food and history for 2-2.5 Hours

Join this small group tour and walk through the streets of Delhi with your guide, who will show you some hidden spots to try some traditional Indian foods. You’ll sample chaat, pokhara, butter chicken, and even a cold coffee with an Indian twist. Make a few new friends while keeping costs down, too, with a maximum of just 8 guests on this intimate foodie tour.

Jodhpur is known for quality and authentic food cuisine.We are hoggy & offers varied food varieties.

Taste your way through Jodhpur’s food scene on this guided excursion. After meeting an informative local guide at Jodhpur’s magnificent clock tower, learn about the city’s rich and distinctive food culture. Then, head out with your local insider on a walking tour and feast on delicious complimentary dishes at seven local spots.

Home to historic temples and traditional spice bazaars, Jaipur is considered among India’s must-see cities—but exploring solo means missing the city’s hidden secrets. On this morning or afternoon tour, take a rickshaw ride through the bustling streets and visit the Hawa Mahal—one of Jaipur’s top attractions. Sample the Rajasthani food Jaipur’s locals love at the popular markets, with pickup and drop-off at your Jaipur hotel included.

A panoramic tour of Breathtaking Mehrangarh fort followed by a sumptuous dinner in a typical restaurant offering awesome view of the Mehrangarh Fort.

Rajasthan’s famed “Pink City” is known for its top-notch street food just as well as its historical landmarks. On this foodie-focused tour of Jaipur, you’ll escape the tourist track as you set out to discover the capital’s tastiest treats. Stop in food stalls and shops sprawled throughout the city, traveling between locations both on foot and in a traditional three-wheeler auto-rickshaw.