Top Rajasthan Art Tours

Bagru, village near Jaipur has made its mark on the textile industry map around the world. Short sojourn to Bagru on our signature experience is a sublime blend of handcrafted village tour and textile workshop. The experience offers a walk around the village visiting community houses with an insightful engagement opportunity, followed by distinguished art workshop to observe the process of Block printing. Carving on wooden blocks to create unique designs, making of natural dyes, printing on fabric, drying and finally transforming into a textile masterpiece is the niche villagers have lived over generations. Try your hands on the art and create a souvenir for yourself. Community engagement and a practical demonstration of this craft makes it a composite half day experience.

Salawas village experience is a creative engagement opportunity for all craft lovers. A visit to this village uncovers the age old craft practiced by villagers working for over generations. The experience lets you engage with potters and weaving community and understand the hardship behind their handcrafted mud vessels and ‘durries’. The villagers have been practicing the skills for over generations and preserved the art and craft in the form of articles sold across the world. A unique opportunity that allows you to try your hands on the art while exchanging words of village wisdom with the locals. The activity offers an opportunity to involve with the local community and know-how the village life of hamlets in Rajasthan.

A shopping trail through the geometrically precise alleys of the city while exploring the local art and craft of Jaipur for a memorable experience on an exclusive E-rickshaw. Enter the by-lanes ‘gullies’ of Jaipur’s famous Quadrant to see the community of metal beaters, bangle makers and stone carvers inhabiting this quadrant for over generations. Get a first hand art demo at each visited place to understand these art forms and know why Jaipur is called as 'Capital of Indian art & craft'. Zip though the oldest spice market of Jaipur to understand the trick behind aromatic Indian Cuisine. Visit on of the only dedicated Textile Museum of the state, 'The Museum of Legacies'. Later in the tour, we will visit a Block Printing and a Hand-woven Carpet workshop that manufactures the two most prominent textiles of Rajasthan. Learn about the process of hand-block printing and carpet weaving in detail before we end our today's experience.

Explore the charm of Udaipur on this half-day guided walking tour through the city's historic and cultural gems. Start your journey at the stunning Jagdish Temple, marveling at its intricate carvings and vibrant spiritual ambiance. Continue to the iconic City Palace, where you'll learn about the royal legacy and admire the elegant architecture and art collections. Stroll along the serene Lake Pichola for picturesque views of the lake and its islands. Visit Bagore Ki Haveli Museum to immerse yourself in traditional Rajasthani culture and artifacts. Finally, end your tour with a visit to the bustling local bazaars and scenic Ambrai Ghat, taking in Udaipur's beautiful sights and sounds perfectly introduced. This walking tour provides a perfect introduction to the city's heritage and culture.

Jaipur—or the ‘Pink City’ as it’s known—overflows with arts, jewelry, and textile shops selling colorful Rajasthani crafts, but navigating between them is tricky. This private tour steps up: providing a private chauffeured car to whisk you to recommended emporiums and markets with ease and handily stow your shopping bags. Visit a gem gallery, clothes bazaar, and furnishing, fabric, craft, and accessory stores; and obtain good-buy and haggling tips from your driver-guide. Hotel pickup and drop-off are included.

A day tour of Jaipur to explore the most significant places of interest. Explore Jaipur- the capital of the state of Royal Rajasthan; famous for its forts, palaces, museums and other monuments, handloom, exquisite jewelry, precious and semi precious gem stones, carpets, miniature paintings and carvings, royal dresses, antique furniture, frescoes and more. Begin the sightseeing tour with a photo stop at the Hawa Mahal (the Palace of Winds). Visit the temple of Govind Dev Ji- regarded as the ruler of Jaipur, followed by the stunning City Palace- home to the Royal family of Jaipur. It's time for a scrumptious lunch (not included in the tour price). Later, visit the mighty Amer Fort- a UNESCO World Heritage site, perched atop a hill outside the city. Make a photo stop at the Jal Mahal- the Water Palace. Find time for shopping- watch live demonstrations of textile manufacturing, block printing, gems cutting and polishing, carpet weaving etc, as per the guests' interest.

See Jaipur’s Amber Fort bathed in lights and learn its history at a spectacular Sound and Light Show, all without having to organize transport and tickets at the last-minute. Come dusk, enjoy a private air-conditioned transfer to the 16th-century hilltop fortress-palace overlooking Lake Maota outside the city. Take your seat, admire the complex and its mountain backdrop, and enjoy a feast of lights, folk music, and narratives which trace its and wider Rajasthan’s backstory, maharajahs, folklore, and legends.

This is an experience tour by the Soni Family of Ajmer to show the travelers the unexplored heritage of the city. The places covered in this tour are not covered by any other tour agency as it is not open to general public but only to the guests of Soni Family People who love history and architecture would love this tour. All the buildings included in this tour are more than 150 years old.

Explore the vibrant markets of Jodhpur, walk through the narrow lanes of the city, areas that still reflect the essence of a bygone, get acquainted with its legacy and discover its rustic charm. Explore the colorful and pulsating markets of Jodhpur, this walk won't just let you live a shopper's dream, but you'll also learn more about the vibrant city, its most famous streets and experience its bustling lanes. 1. Experience famous street markets of Jodhpur exhibiting endless variety of items, including delicate metal crafts, precious metal work, antique coins as well as day to day usable like spices, fruits, vegetables, spices, cloth, textiles, jewelry and even necessities. 2. Dress up yourself with magnificent collection of jewelry, metal art, colorful, bejeweled mojris & shoes that are essential to any Rajasthani outfit. 3. Capture the hues of blue city, it's beautiful houses, bustling markets in your lens while exploring variety spectacular collection Rajasthani Art on shopping tour.

Explore the vibrant markets of Jaisalmer, walk through the narrow lanes of the city, areas that still reflect the essence of a bygone, get acquainted with its legacy and discover its rustic charm. Walk through the colorful and pulsating markets won't just let you live a shopper's dream, but you'll also learn more about the vibrant city, its most famous streets and experience its bustling lanes. 1. Experience famous street markets of Jaisalmer exhibiting endless variety of items, including delicate metal crafts, precious metal work, antique coins as well as day to day usable like spices, fruits, vegetables, spices, cloth, textiles, jewelry and even necessities. 2. Dress up yourself with magnificent collection of jewelry, metal art, colorful, bejeweled mojris & shoes that are essential to any Rajasthani outfit. 3. Capture the hues of golden city, it's beautiful houses, bustling markets in your lens while exploring variety spectacular collection Rajasthani Art on this shopping tour.

Are you shopaholic, but do not want to spend more money? Then grab your walking shoes and explore the local bazaars and streets with the guidance of a tour guide. Bargain and buy the cheapest and best quality products without much ado.

The "City of Sunrise," often described as the most romantic city in India, was built around four man-made lakes, reflecting ethereal white palaces and temples, beyond which shimmer the distant Aravalli Hills, apparently the oldest range in the world, predating even the Himalayas. Udaipur has a real sense of space and peace, and the city is mercifully free of the kind of intense hucksterism that so marks the Indian street experience. This may have something to do with its proud Hindu history, for the city is not only known for its gracious palaces, temperate climate, and beautiful views, but for maintaining a fierce independence from even the most powerful outside influences. We love to offer amazing holiday experiences, designed totally around you.You can expect expert honest advice, wonderful service and a journey that offers something truly remarkable.And above all we believe in providing impeccable service at the best possible price. No hidden cost. Just book, pay & enjoy your trip.

We start the walk from the old temple lanes and enjoying the beautiful lake sights and ghats. Knowing about the city in earlier time we proceed to the old city residential areas. As we walk through, we see some of the remarkable creations in ancient architecture. We see the beautifully designed havelis from outside and I will explain that how it was used and why it was important in earlier time. Along the walk I will also explain about the beautiful wall paintings that we will see made on the walls of the homes. The highlights of the walk are..... vegetable market visit grocery and spice market. Clay Pot makers community Traditional plates and bowl making using the tree leaves Metel pot and utensil making by hand Bamboo baskets making process Traditional Local snacks making process Masala chai making and tasting Famous sweets tasting Traditional Wedding market walk Come and join this amazing walk experience and value your precious time while visiting Udaipur.

This is a budget-friendly but luxurious trip to the Thar Desert close to Jaisalmer. It is ideal for those looking for an adventure in the desert without missing any comfort in our mid-range and cozy accommodation. Enjoy a camel ride with beautiful views on sand dunes, watch the sunset, take breathtaking photos for your loved ones and experience traditional culture watching dances by the Gipsy community. We provide delicious, freshly cooked vegetarian food and snacks. And the best of it: the desert night sky with uncountable stars is also included.

Immerse yourself in the traditional art of henna painting while in Jodhpur with this unique cultural experience. Learn about the history of henna painting from the Bronze Age in Africa and India while the artists creates a design on your hands and arms. You’ll leave the session with a better understanding of this traditional art and a bodily souvenir to take with you.

Experience the Greatest Literary Show on Earth at the historic pink city of “Jaipur”. A global literary phenomenon having hosted nearly 2000 speakers and welcoming over a million book lovers from across India and the globe.

On the outskirts of Jaipur, Amber Fort is a massive--and wildly popular--fortress. While tourists visit in droves during the day, fewer people come in the evening, when a sound-and-light show takes place at this historic spot. With this package, you'll guarantee your chance to experience the show with pre-booked admission tickets and included transfers from the heart of the Pink City.

Enjoy an immersive multimedia history of Jaipur and Rajasthan in a historic setting during this private Sound and Light show at Amber Fort. Listen to narration in both English and Hindi in the sprawling hilltop palace overlooking Maota Lake. Deluxe private tours include a government-appointed tour guide, a tasty dinner with bottled water, and transportation from central Jaipur.

Actually Jal Mahal Its Just A Sample Location ..I write , But Near Jal Mahal, Area There Many Factory......You Can Direct Visit with Robin To Factory There Manufacture All Kind Of Textiles, Hand-block Printing , Jewelry, Gemstone, Handicraft, Carpet, silk and cotton products, carpets, paintings, bamboo and straw products, candle rugs and handicrafts. The store also manufacturers customized products as per your instructions. Factory is the store that you should visit if you want to shop for excellent textiles and fabulous furnishings. Factory has positioned itself as one of the leading manufacturers and exporters of textile items and home furnishings.

Visit Sanganer, a small town near Jaipur that is known the world over for its colorful textiles and handmade block printing designs. The colorful freshly dyed fabrics that are put out in the sun to dry, walls splashed with color and the smell of dyes are part of a unique and memorable experience. Visit a local factory and watch the artisans at work. You can even try your hand at block printing. Highlights • Textile dyeing techniques that date back to the 17th century • Block printing on fabrics • Colorful household linen printed by hand

Jaipur (The Pink City) offers amazing places in and around which are still unexplored and away from the frills of the touristy crowds. These six hidden gems in Jaipur are what you should give a shot. Your guide shows you the splendid Khole Ke Hanuman Ji temple surrounded by beautiful landscapes, also visit India's most beautiful stepwell - Panna Meena Ka Kund, and continue to the Dolls museum displaying hundreds of dolls representing Indian regions & other countries. Post lunch visit to the Patrika Gate Often referred to as “the most colorful door in India”, tour of Galtaji (Monkey Temple) squeezed between cliffs in a rocky valley. End your day visiting the hilltop Surya Mandir (Sun Temple) from where you enjoy the unparalleled views of Jaipur city and watch the magnificent sight of Sunset. Take breaks for shopping and great photo stops on this tour that is inclusive of hotel/airport pickup and drop-off, a private air-conditioned vehicle, a live tour guide, lunch, and bottled water.

Visit Jaipur’s very own Wax Museum situated in the 18th century Nahargarh Fort. The drive to the fort situated at the top of the Aravalli mountain range offers a breathtaking view of the city of Jaipur. Equally mesmerizing is the collection of wax works housed in its museum. Take pictures with a Maharaja or go to the moon with an Indian astronaut! Highlights: • Silicon and Wax replicas of Indian celebrities • Drive to Nahargarh Fort • Panoramic views of Jaipur city from the fort

Many historians believe that the Mughals imported this art from Persia to India. Many art galleries showcase a variety of these miniature paintings. Each creation takes from a couple of days to weeks to design depending on the detailing and size of artwork. The paintings are made with true stone colours. The powder is mixed with water and gum. Some of the best examples of paintings date back to the first half of the 16th century. These are represented by a group of miniatures, largely called the “Kulhadar Group.” This group includes illustrations of the ‘Chaurapanchasika’ – “Fifty Verses of the Thief by Bilhan, the Gita Govinda, and the Bhagavata Purana and Ragamala. The style of these miniatures is marked by the use of brilliant contrasting colours, dynamic and angular drawing, and transparent drapery.