Travel guide

7 Days in Rajasthan

Jaipur, Pushkar, Udaipur, Jodhpur and Jaisalmer, day by day. A finished guide with route maps, real photos, drive times and what to eat. Print it, or open the same stops on your phone.

₹499

Instant digital download: a PDF, page images and a phone map link. No physical item.

What is inside

The first page of the guide: a route map of Rajasthan joining Jaipur, Pushkar, Udaipur, Jodhpur and Jaisalmer, with a 7-day plan and 970 km total

What is inside

The Jaipur page: a city map with numbered stops, a zoomed old-town map, a day-by-day plan and photos of Hawa Mahal and Amer Fort The practical notes page: distances and driving times between cities, best months, what to pack and a checklist
  • A 7-page A4 guide (PDF). One page per city with a map, numbered stops, a day-by-day plan, eating and staying tips, and photos.
  • A route and practical page. About 970 km in total, distances and drive times between cities, the best months (October to March), what to pack and a booking checklist.
  • The same pages as images, so you can keep them on your phone without a PDF reader.
  • A phone map link. The same stops on a live map, with directions from wherever you are.

Distances and times are approximate. Opening hours, fees and road conditions change, so check before you go. This is a guide, not a booking. See the Refund Policy.

How it works

  1. Order and payYou pay in rupees (UPI, cards, net banking), dollars or baht, like any order here.
  2. DownloadRight after payment you get a ZIP with the PDF, the page images and your phone map link.
  3. Print or carry itPrint the PDF on A4 or keep the pages on your phone. Open the map link when you are out and about.

Questions

Do I need to install anything? No. The PDF opens anywhere and the map link works in any phone browser.

Can I change the order of the cities? The plan is one route, but each city page stands alone, so you can drop or add a stop. The practical page lists the drive time between each pair of stops.

Can I share it? It is for your own trip. Please do not resell or share the files or the phone link.

Where are the photos from? Free-to-use images from Wikimedia Commons. The credits are on the last page.