Go beyond the lakes. Explore historic forts, ancient temples, and the Aravalli hills on private same-day return journeys.
Udaipur is famous for its lakes, but the true history of Mewar lies in the hills surrounding it. At Heritage Rajasthan Tours, we take you on curated journeys to the lands of brave warriors and deep devotion. Whether you want to walk the massive ramparts of Chittorgarh, see the “Great Wall of India” at Kumbhalgarh, or seek blessings at Nathdwara, we provide the comfort of a private car and the knowledge of a local expert to make your day perfect.
From the Great Wall of Kumbhalgarh to the marble wonders of Ranakpur, discover the legends hidden in the Aravalli hills on our private excursions.
Chittorgarh Day Trip
Kumbhalgarh Day Trip
Ranakpur Kumbhalgarh Day Trip
Haldighati Eklingji Day Trip
Nathdwara Day Trip
Ambaji Day Trip
Sanwariya Seth Day Trip
Ranakpur Day Trip
Jawai Day Trip
Narlai Leopard Safari Day Trip
Mount Abu Day Trip
Ghanerao Village Day Trip
Driving in Udaipur is different from the rest of Rajasthan. The Aravalli hills mean winding roads and steep turns. You need a driver who is not just skilled but also patient. At Heritage Rajasthan Tours, we provide experienced drivers who know these hill routes perfectly. We ensure your car is powerful, clean, and comfortable, so you can enjoy the green valleys and mountain views without any motion sickness or stress.
No rushing for a bus. This is your private car. If you want to stop at a corn field for a photo or enjoy a cup of tea with a mountain view, we stop. You set the pace of your adventure.
We take hygiene seriously. Our cars are deep-cleaned before every trip. We ensure the Air Conditioning is powerful to keep you cool, and the seats are comfortable for the 2-3 hour drives to the forts.
The roads to Kumbhalgarh and Ranakpur are winding and hilly. Our drivers are specially trained for hill driving (Ghat sections). They drive smoothly and safely, ensuring you feel comfortable throughout the journey.
Our day trip quotes include fuel, toll taxes, parking fees, and driver allowance. You will never be asked for extra money for the car during the trip. The price we quote is the price you pay.
Rajasthan, the “Land of Kings,” is India’s largest state and a living museum of royal heritage, vibrant traditions and timeless landscapes. From majestic forts and palaces to colorful bazaars, desert dunes and charming villages, every part of Rajasthan reflects a glorious past and a rich cultural soul.
Travelers can witness lively festivals, enjoy folk music and dance, savor authentic cuisine, and discover hidden gems beyond the usual tourist trail. With its blend of history, culture and warm hospitality, Rajasthan offers unforgettable journeys for history lovers, cultural explorers, and curious travelers alike.
Step into Rajasthan and experience a royal legacy that continues to inspire.
Yes, this is our most popular combo. It takes about 10 hours. We suggest visiting Ranakpur Temple in the morning (open for tourists after 12:00 PM, but earlier slots available for prayer) and then heading to Kumbhalgarh Fort in the afternoon for the best views.
Chittorgarh is massive. We recommend setting aside at least 3 to 4 hours just to explore the fort complex properly. Including the drive from Udaipur (2 hours one way), it is a full-day trip.
Yes. However, during the monsoon (July-September), the Aravalli hills are lush green and incredibly beautiful, making it the best time for Kumbhalgarh and Ranakpur. Summers can be hot, so early starts are recommended.
Yes. For Nathdwara and Eklingji, traditional modest clothing is recommended. For Ranakpur, it is strict: no sleeveless tops, no shorts, and no leather items (belts, wallets) are allowed inside. You must dress conservatively.
Yes. If you have an evening flight, we can pick you up from your hotel, take you for the day trip (e.g., to Chittorgarh or Nathdwara), and drop you directly at the Udaipur Airport to save you time and taxi fare.
The road is winding, but very scenic. Our drivers are trained to drive slowly and smoothly on curves to minimize discomfort. We recommend taking a front seat and looking at the horizon if you are sensitive to winding roads.
