Populated by the sons of kings, Rajasthan still enjoys a fairy-tale character. Its desert landscape, opulent palaces, battle-scarred fortresses, flamboyant fairs and festivals, marvellous music and a tradition of the finest craftsmanship all hark back to a magical age. Even Rudyard Kipling was known to call it a land of camels and snake charmers. Now it’s your turn to discover this medieval gem, with its full spectrum of colours from sepia-coloured homes to golden fortresses.
Best Priced Flights to Rhajastan
Our best fare from Heathrow to JAIPUR
is from £206 + £298 tax(Total £504). Valid from 22/08/2008 until 09/09/2008.
Note: Availability on these special fares is limited and when they're gone, they're gone! All taxes are approximate
Call us now on 0870·416·0250 to book or find other bargain holidays to Rhajastan!
Populated by the sons of kings, Rajasthan still enjoys a fairy-tale character. Its desert landscape, opulent palaces, battle-scarred fortresses, flamboyant fairs and festivals, marvellous music and a tradition of the finest craftsmanship all hark back to a magical age. Even Rudyard Kipling was known to call it a land of camels and snake charmers. Now it’s your turn to discover this medieval gem, with its full spectrum of colours from sepia-coloured homes to golden fortresses.
