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The Land of Maharajas – Rajasthan Motorcycle Tour is a guided cultural ride through India’s royal heritage. Riders from the USA, UK, Europe and Australia join this tour to explore historic cities, desert roads, forts and palaces from the Maharaja era. It offers a smooth, scenic and culturally rich experience for riders of all levels.
You ride a Royal Enfield across Rajasthan’s highways, small villages and historic trade routes. Each day brings views of ancient forts, colorful markets, desert landscapes, old temples and royal-era architecture. The route stays at low altitude and includes relaxed riding days, making it ideal for international riders.
The tour includes full support. You travel with a trained road captain, a support vehicle and a mechanic. This ensures comfort, safety and clear guidance throughout the journey.
Most riders arrive through Delhi International Airport before traveling to Rajasthan. We offer prices in INR, USD, EUR, GBP and AUD to support global guests.
This 15-day Rajasthan motorcycle tour is perfect for anyone who wants culture, comfort and a guided experience through India’s most historic state.
HIGHLIGHTS:
⭐ Ride through historic roads and royal-era towns
⭐ Explore forts, palaces and cultural landmarks
⭐ Enjoy desert highways and scenic countryside routes
⭐ Ride Royal Enfield motorcycles with full support
⭐ Experience local food, markets and traditional villages
⭐ Ideal for international riders seeking a cultural India tour
Pick up from New Delhi airport
Total Riding Distance: 0 km
Max Altitude: 216 m (709 ft)
Total Altitude Gain/Loss: ±0 m
You’ll arrive at IGI Airport and meet the group and ride leaders. After introductions and bike allocation, we complete paperwork and a thorough safety briefing. Helmets, kit fit, and a short mechanical orientation follow. In the evening enjoy a welcome dinner with traditional Rajasthani starters and a brief route overview. Rest early big riding days start tomorrow and you’ll want fresh energy and clear logistics.
Total Riding Distance: 260 km
Max Altitude: 315 m (1,033 ft)
Total Altitude Gain/Loss: +150 m / -140 m
Ride north-east from Delhi toward the painted havelis of Shekhawati. Expect highway cruising in the morning, then smaller road turns into towns where frescoed mansions reveal merchant-era wealth. We stop for roadside chai, explore Mandawa’s courtyard havelis, and photograph intricate frescoes. Roads vary from smooth tarmac to short rough patches near villages. Overnight in a restored haveli; sleep to the sound of courtyard life and distant temple bells.
Total Riding Distance: 320 km
Max Altitude: 234 m (768 ft)
Total Altitude Gain/Loss: +200 m / -190 m
Depart early across arid plains toward Bikaner, a city of windswept sandstone forts and camel lore. Long stretches of flat highway allow steady cruising; we pause at roadside dhabas and small towns. Arrive midday to explore Junagarh Fort and old bazaars, sampling Bikaneri bhujia and local sweets. The day ends with a walkthrough of palace courtyards and a relaxed dinner; mechanics inspect bikes and the support vehicle tops up spares and fuel.
Total Riding Distance: 330 km
Max Altitude: 225 m (738 ft)
Total Altitude Gain/Loss: +180 m / -175 m
Today is a long, scenic transverse across western Rajasthan to Jaisalmer, the golden city. Expect wide-open desert vistas and long highway stretches. Afternoon arrival gives time to visit Jaisalmer Fort’s honey-coloured ramparts, narrow alleys and rooftop views at sunset. Photographers will love the play of light on sandstone. Evening briefing prepares riders for dune riding and an early start for the desert experience tomorrow.
Total Riding Distance: 60 km (local)
Max Altitude: 225 m (738 ft)
Total Altitude Gain/Loss: +50 m / -50 m
A relaxed day to recover and deeply explore Jaisalmer: fort walk, havelis such as Patwon ki Haveli, and small museums. Short morning rides take you to nearby craft workshops and serene lakes. Afternoon is free for cultural browsing or bike maintenance. We hold another mechanical check and safety review for dune riding. Evening is spent sampling local dal-baati-churma and preparing for the desert overnight ride the next day.
Total Riding Distance: 50 km (to dunes, mix tarmac/offroad)
Max Altitude: 240 m (787 ft)
Total Altitude Gain/Loss: +120 m / -115 m (offroad undulations)
Short morning transfer to desert tracks leads to an unforgettable dune experience. Swap parts of the route for offroad riding on sandy tracks; our support vehicle carries extra water and spares. Arrive at the dune campsite for sunset over rippled sand. Activities include camel rides, folklore music, and a bonfire dinner. Bikes rest under guard; enjoy sleeping in comfortable desert tents under a sky full of stars.
Total Riding Distance: 280 km
Max Altitude: 224 m (735 ft)
Total Altitude Gain/Loss: +210 m / -205 m
Ride eastward toward Jodhpur, the “Blue City.” The morning return from dunes onto highway leads to long riding stretches punctuated by small villages. Arrive in Jodhpur in the afternoon and visit Mehrangarh Fort and its museum. Wander blue-painted lanes and sample street food. Evening at leisure with optional rooftop sunset photos of the fort. Mechanics and guides complete routine checks; rest well for the next scenic, shorter ride.
Total Riding Distance: 100 km
Max Altitude: 380 m (1,247 ft)
Total Altitude Gain/Loss: +280 m / -260 m
Today’s route climbs gradually into the Aravalli foothills toward Ghanerao, a picturesque village known for quiet rural charm. Riding transitions from open plains to undulating, scenic hills with tighter turns and shaded sections. We visit a local village or two, witness traditional crafts and enjoy a countryside lunch. The evening is peaceful at a heritage property, with stories of local Rajput lineages and an early night before our Udaipur approach.
Total Riding Distance: 110 km
Max Altitude: 583 m (1,913 ft)
Total Altitude Gain/Loss: +400 m / -350 m
A short, curving ride through scenic Aravalli passes brings us to Udaipur, the lake city. Expect winding roads, forested sections, and sudden panoramic views. Afternoon arrival includes a boat ride on Lake Pichola, palace visits and lakeside promenades. Udaipur’s cooler microclimate feels refreshing after long desert miles. Evening free to explore artisan markets and sample Rajasthani thali cuisine; bikes serviced and prepped for the longer Jojawar leg.
Total Riding Distance: 120 km
Max Altitude: 490 m (1,607 ft)
Total Altitude Gain/Loss: +350 m / -340 m
The ride to Jojawar weaves through verdant valleys and rolling hills, with stretches of winding tarmac and spectacular lookout points. We pass small temples and market towns, stopping for photos and refreshment. Roads include a mix of smooth highways and well-maintained secondary roads. Arrive at a quiet guesthouse in Jojawar where local produce and homestyle cooking create a warm evening. Bikes and riders both appreciate the moderate day.
Total Riding Distance: 200 km
Max Altitude: 480 m (1,575 ft)
Total Altitude Gain/Loss: +260 m / -250 m
Depart early for a cultural shift towards Pushkar, a sacred town around a holy lake. The route includes open roads and farmed landscapes, with occasional traffic through small Rajasthan towns. Arrive in Pushkar in time to stroll the ghats, visit the Brahma temple, and watch pilgrims at ritual sites. Evening offers a relaxed market atmosphere and rooftop views. This is a culturally rich day with many photo opportunities and spiritual ambience.
Total Riding Distance: 150 km
Max Altitude: 431 m (1,414 ft)
Total Altitude Gain/Loss: +80 m / -75 m
A shorter ride brings us to Jaipur, Rajasthan’s capital and Pink City. We arrive mid-day to explore City Palace, Hawa Mahal and Amber Fort (optional elephant/jeep access). Roads to Jaipur are generally good, with increasing traffic near the city. Evening spent soaking in the royal architecture and bazaars; your guides suggest great rooftop dining spots. Bikes are parked centrally while riders enjoy Jaipur’s rich culinary and craft scene.
Total Riding Distance: 130 km
Max Altitude: 330 m (1,083 ft)
Total Altitude Gain/Loss: +220 m / -210 m
Ride southeast into lesser known countryside, arriving at Kesroli or the Sariska area — home to a tiger reserve and quiet heritage hotels. Roads are scenic and less trafficked than Jaipur approaches. Afternoon options include a short safari or walking at historic Kesroli Fort. The stay is in a converted castle or comfortable lodge; evening stories by the courtyard and a final group discussion on the journey’s highlights and safety wrap-ups.
Total Riding Distance: 250 km
Max Altitude: 216 m (709 ft)
Total Altitude Gain/Loss: +120 m / -130 m
Today we return to Delhi via open highways. Expect steady speeds and an arrival in the afternoon or early evening, depending on traffic. Upon reaching Delhi we conduct bike handover, final mechanical checks, and a short debrief. Enjoy a farewell dinner with the group, exchange photos and contact details, and reflect on two weeks of diverse landscapes, from dunes and forts to lakes and cities.
Total Riding Distance: 0 km
Max Altitude: 216 m (709 ft)
Total Altitude Gain/Loss: ±0 m
After breakfast, transfer to IGI Airport for flights home. Final farewells and assistance with check-in are provided. Riders who wish can request airport transfers to different terminals. This day ends the expedition; we also collect feedback, offer follow-up support for photos and logistics, and confirm any shipping or post-tour services for personal gear.
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Operational & Additional Support
International flights to and from India
Indian visa fees
Personal riding gear (helmet, riding jacket, gloves, boots, etc.)
Personal travel and medical insurance (mandatory)
Medical treatment or evacuation costs, if required
Meals not specifically mentioned under “Package Inclusions”
Personal expenses such as laundry, phone calls, tips, and souvenirs
Camera, video, or drone permits (if applicable)
Costs arising due to weather conditions, traffic delays, or unforeseen circumstances
Any service not explicitly mentioned under “Package Inclusions”
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Every rider must bring certified riding gear suited for mixed terrain and varying Himalayan weather.
Full-face ISI/DOT/ECE certified helmet (with clear & tinted visors)
Riding jacket (CE Level 2 armor; detachable thermal & rain liners)
Riding pants (with knee & hip protection)
Riding gloves (waterproof, insulated preferred)
Riding boots (ankle-length, waterproof, sturdy sole)
Balaclava / neck warmer (for cold passes)
Riding goggles (for dust & wind protection if using an open-face helmet)
The weather can shift drastically from sunny plains to freezing high passes — layer up smartly.
Quick-dry base layers (2–3 sets)
Thermal innerwear (top & bottom)
Fleece jacket / down jacket (mid-layer warmth)
Light rain jacket / poncho (for off-bike use)
Convertible trekking pants (1–2 pairs)
T-shirts (3–4 quick-dry options)
Casual evening wear (1–2 sets)
Warm cap / beanie
Cotton scarf / buff (for dust & sun protection)
Socks (3–4 pairs, including 1 woolen pair)
Sneakers or sandals (for evening walks or camp use)
These ensure your comfort and bike safety during long Himalayan rides.
Riding rain covers (for self & luggage)
Elastic bungee cords / Rok straps
Magnetic tank bag / saddle bags / waterproof duffel
Toolkit (basic multi-tool, Allen keys, tire pressure gauge)
Cloth or microfiber wipes (for helmet visor & bike)
Spare gloves / face shield
Into Wild Himalaya Expeditions provides a medical support kit, but each rider should carry personal essentials.
Personal medicines (as prescribed)
Diamox / Acetazolamide (for altitude prevention – only under medical advice)
Painkillers / anti-inflammatory tablets
Band-aids / antiseptic cream
Rehydration salts (ORS)
Cold & cough tablets
Hand sanitizer & wet wipes
Sunscreen (SPF 50+) & lip balm (UV protection)
Keep all documents waterproofed in a zip pouch or travel wallet.
Driving license (valid motorcycle license)
International driving permit (for foreign riders)
Passport & visa copies
2–3 passport-sized photos
Travel insurance copy (covering motorbike activities)
Emergency contact details
Cash (₹10,000–₹15,000 small denominations) — ATMs are rare in high-altitude regions.
Electricity can be limited in remote valleys — plan power backup smartly.
Phone & camera chargers
Power bank (≥10,000 mAh)
GoPro / action camera + spare batteries
Headlamp / torch (with extra cells)
Universal plug adapter
These small things often make long rides much easier.
Earplugs (for wind or snoring roommates )
Energy bars / trail mix / chocolates
Small hydration pack or bottle
Microfiber towel
Notebook or travel diary
Compact binoculars / camera lens
Small foldable daypack
Pack light but smart — every extra kilo matters at 5,000 m.
Waterproof everything using dry bags or garbage liners.
Avoid cotton; choose moisture-wicking fabrics.
Break in your riding boots before the trip.
Carry copies of all important documents (paper + digital).
For details on our cancellation policy, please refer to the following link:
https://iwhexpeditions.com/cancellation_policy/
Most of our trips are beginner-friendly, and we mention the difficulty level for each. We also provide guidance and support throughout.
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Typically, the cost covers accommodation, meals, guide fees, permits, and transportation during the trip. Please check the itinerary for trip-specific inclusions.
For details on our cancellation policy, please refer to the following link:
https://iwhexpeditions.com/cancellation_policy/
Riders need a valid motorcycle licence. International participants must carry an International Driving Permit valid in India.
Most towns and cities have good network coverage. Expect limited connectivity in desert or rural stretches.
October to March is ideal for pleasant weather, scenic desert sunsets, and comfortable riding conditions across Rajasthan’s routes.
Basic third-party insurance is included. Comprehensive travel and personal insurance are recommended for full coverage.
Yes, available on request at an additional cost. Advance booking is advised as heritage accommodations have limited availability.
It combines desert riding, royal heritage stays, offbeat village experiences, and curated cultural interactions an unmatched journey through India’s regal heartland.
Into Wild Himalaya is India’s leading adventure travel specialist, offering expertly guided motorcycle expeditions across Ladakh, Rajasthan, and the Himalayas. With over a decade of experience, top safety standards, local expertise, and eco-friendly practices, every ride blends thrilling terrain, cultural immersion, and personalized support for an unforgettable journey.
Yes. Into Wild Himalaya consistently ranks among India’s best adventure tour operators for its authentic experiences, professional guides, and sustainable travel ethos. From high-altitude treks to premium motorcycle expeditions, the company delivers world-class adventures combining safety, comfort, and meaningful cultural connection across diverse Himalayan and Indian landscapes.
At Into Wild Himalaya, safety is our highest priority. Every motorcycle expedition is supported by backup vehicles, oxygen cylinders, first-aid kits, and satellite communication, ensuring immediate response in any situation. We also carry portable Hypobaric Chambers (Gamow Bags) on high-altitude tours to manage altitude-related issues effectively.
Our guides are certified in Wilderness First Aid through NOLS and the Hanifl Centre for Outdoor Education, enabling them to handle emergencies with skill and confidence. All bikes are inspected daily, and safety briefings are conducted before every ride.
Fully licensed under the Himachal Pradesh Tourism Department and affiliated with ATOAI and ATOAM, Into Wild Himalaya follows international safety standards, offering riders from around the world a secure, guided, and unforgettable Himalayan adventure.
Yes. Into Wild Himalaya is a fully registered and licensed adventure tour company recognized by the Himachal Pradesh Tourism Department, Government of Himachal Pradesh, India. We operate in full compliance with all government regulations, permits, and safety standards, ensuring that every expedition meets the highest professional and legal benchmarks in the adventure travel industry.
The company holds all required licenses and official permits to operate motorcycle tours, trekking expeditions, and adventure programs across Himachal, Ladakh, and the greater Himalayan region.
As a proud member of the Adventure Tour Operators Association of India (ATOAI) and the Adventure Tour Operators Association of Kullu-Manali (ATOAM), we follow international best practices, emphasize safety and sustainability, and deliver trusted, government-approved adventure experiences for travellers from around the world.
Yes. Safety and communication are core to our operations. Our team uses modern tools such as GPS-enabled route tracking, satellite communication (where required), weather intelligence systems and digital navigation mapping. This ensures riders stay informed about terrain, road conditions and route updates throughout the journey, especially in remote areas.
We follow a unified operational standard across all regions. Our field teams undergo structured training in Wilderness First Aid Responder (WFR), risk assessment, emergency preparedness and responsible travel practices. Whether operating in Rajasthan, Nepal, Spiti or Ladakh, every team member aligns with the same safety-first operating framework.
Yes. We integrate route planning and logistics management with GPS tracking and communication tools. Daily travel timing, fuel support, accommodation coordination and distance estimation are digitally monitored to maintain smooth movement and on-road support. This helps ensure predictability, preparedness and timely coordination across the entire route.
Even though Rajasthan has more accessible terrain compared to high-altitude Himalayan regions, we maintain the same expedition-grade framework. This includes trained guides, digital route planning, mechanical support, riding briefings, first-aid response systems, and cultural awareness orientation. Our goal is to deliver a premium travel experience with structure, confidence and safety at all times.
If you’re unsure whether the Rajasthan Motorcycle Tour is the best match for your riding style or travel goals, we can help you compare routes. Our parent page, Motorcycle Tours India and the Himalayas, features all our guided expeditions, including cultural rides, high-altitude Himalayan challenges and cross-border journeys.
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