MOTORCYCLE:
Royal Enfield Himalayan 450. Motorcycle rental is included in the tour price.
TOUR DESCRIPTION:
Ride Royal Rajasthan
This is more than just a motorcycle trip. It’s ten days across the beating heart of India’s desert kingdom — where old forts, open roads, sacred towns, and golden dunes wait just beyond the next curve.
We start in Delhi, then transfer to Sariska — a quieter place to shake off the jetlag and, if you’re up for it, track tigers on safari. From there, we fire up the bikes and roll through Rajasthan like it was meant to be seen: from the seat of a motorcycle.
We’ll ride to Alsisar Mahal, a palace where you’ll sleep like a royal before heading deeper into the desert. Stop by the strange and unforgettable Rat Temple, then head for the quiet dunes of Dera, where the pace slows and the sky opens wide.
Jaisalmer — the Golden City — is next. Get lost in its sandcastle-like fort, then unwind at a luxury desert camp where comfort and wilderness meet. From there, it’s fort-hopping, salt flat riding, and small-town exploring: Jodhpur, Pushkar, the shimmering Sambhar Lake, and finally Jaipur — the Pink City, full of color, chaos, and charm.
We’ll ride through remote villages, across forgotten roads, and into a world of contrasts — all with full support, great food, and character-rich stays along the way.
This one’s for people who want India off the page and under their tires. A journey of color, dust, sound, and silence. All you have to do is ride.
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DETAILS OF THE TOUR
HIGHLIGHTS:
Route Key Highlights
- Ride through the heart of Rajasthan, India’s vibrant desert state.
- Visit historic royal palaces like Alsisar Mahal and Jaipur’s forts.
- Explore the enchanting Golden City of Jaisalmer and its sandstone architecture.
- Experience luxury camping in the Thar Desert at Manvar and Chattra.
- Witness the unique Rat Temple.
- Discover Jodhpur, the Blue City, with its majestic Mehrangarh Fort.
- Immerse yourself in Pushkar’s spiritual atmosphere and bustling bazaars.
- Cross the stunning Sambhar Salt Flats, India’s largest inland salt lake.
- Enjoy curated routes with diverse terrains and landscapes.
- Experience Rajasthan’s vibrant culture, cuisine, and local traditions.
- Exclusive accommodation to rest in style after a day in the saddle.
WEATHER:
March marks the beginning of spring in Rajasthan, offering a comfortable climate for outdoor activities. Daytime temperatures typically range between 25°C to 35°. Nights are cooler, especially in desert areas like Jaisalmer and Khimsar, with temperatures dropping to around 10°C to 20°C.
Rainfall is rare in March, ensuring dry conditions that are ideal for riding. The clear skies and minimal humidity contribute to excellent visibility,
While mornings and evenings might require a light jacket or layering, midday riding will be warmer. Dusty conditions in the desert regions are common, so having a good pair of goggles or a helmet with a visor is recommended.
MOTORCYCLE GEAR:
Wearing adequate riding gear is an individual responsibility. We strongly recommend “adventure” or hard-shell type boots for this ride. Bring your own gear.
LUGGAGE:
We will be traveling light. Try not to take more than one 20kg luggage piece. It should be dust & water proof. For riding days take with you a small backpack or waterproof bag, with straps, to enable you to attach it to your motorbike.
IMPORTANT, REMEMBER:
Each participant is required to arrange a tourist entry visa to India.
MAXIMUM ALTITUDE:
500m
meters above seal levelDAY BY DAY TOUR PROGRAM
DAY 1 (20.4 / 0 km)
Arrival in Delhi
Transfer by private bus to Sariska (3h). Check in and refresh.
Attraction: those who wish may have a private tiger safari in the evening.
DAY 2 (21.03 / 200 km)
Sarisk – AlSisar Mahal
Attraction: Those that did not make it last night or those interested my join a sunrise tiger safari.
DAY 3 (22.03 / 300 km)
Alsisar Mahal – Khimsar Dunes
Attractions: Follow the historic silk road to Persia. Black Buck wildlife sanctuary.
DAY 4 (23.03 / 275 km)
Khimsar – Dera
Attractions: Rat temple.
DAY 5 (24.03 / 225 km)
Dera – Jaisalmer
Attractions: Kishan demoiselle Cranes
DAY 6 (25.03 / 175 km)
Jaisalmer – Manvar
DAY 7 (26.03 / 225 km)
Manvar – Jodphur – Chattra
Attractions: Jodphur Mehrangarh Fort
DAY 8 (27.03 / 125 km)
Chattra – Pushkar
Attractions: Holy city of Pushkar
DAY 9 (28.03 / 200 km)
Pushkar- Sambhar Lake – Jaipur
Attractions: Salt flat riding. Almost like in South America!
DAY 10 (29.03 / 125 km)
Jaipur – Sariska
Attractions: Morning elephant ride
DAY 11 (30.03 / 0 km)
Transfer to Delhi by private bus and fly out.
THE ROUTE MAY CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE DUE TO POLITICAL, SOCIAL REASONS OR WEATHER.
YOUR OPINIONS
FROM GOOGLE
Google rating score: 5.0 of 5,based on 47 reviews
PRICE INCLUDES:
MOTORCYCLE
4X4 CAR
GUIDE
SUPPORT CAR
MOTORBIKE MAINTENANCE
ACCOMMODATION & FOOD
TRANSPORT TO/FROM THE HOTEL
INSURANCE
- Basic travel insurance.
- Tourist Guarantee Fund fee.
- Tourist Support Fund fee.
IMPORTANT: For an additional fee, there is an option to independently extend the insurance within the Signal Iduna Safe Travels and/or Global Rescue partner offer. The price of the tour includes basic travel insurance.
PICTURES & GPX TRACKS FROM THE TOUR
WELCOME PACK
PRICE NOT INCLUDES:
- Airline tickets (tickets should not be bought until the organizer confirms the completion of the minimum group size)
- Tourist entry visa, if required
- Tests and / or vaccinations, if required
- Medical expenses not covered by standard MotoBirds insurance
- Additional, recommended Global Rescue coverage
- Motorcycle fuel
- Motorcycle refundable security deposit: US$500 payable at the start of the tour in cash
- Lunches & dinners in Sariska and Delhi
- Lunches
- Drinks
- Tips
DEPOSIT FOR THE MOTORCYCLE:
Refundable motorcycle deposit of US$500. Cash payment on site on the first day. If the damage to the motorcycle exceeds the amount of the refundable deposit, the driver is obliged to pay the difference.
