The Rajasthan Government has revised the quarantine rules and protocols for all passengers coming by road, air or train. Th state travel guidelines are as follows:

• As per the revised guidelines, all visitors traveling to the state will have to undergo COVID_19 Antigen test.
• All travelers are required to have the Aarogya Setu application downloaded on their phones.
• The travellers will undergo 14-day home quarantine if they have a valid contactable phone and Aarogya Setu app in their mobile telephones.
• Any movement of individuals for nonessential reasons to be curbed from 10 pm to 5 am.
• In open spaces, use of masks, social distancing and usage if hand sanitisers is required.

A.) The ideal duration for a Rajasthan tour would be around 6 to 7 days, which would include a couple of leisure days as well, so that you can cover all the places of interest. Take a look at the list below to better plan your Rajasthan trip:

• Jaipur (2 days)
• Udaipur (2 days)
• Jodhpur (2 days)
• Jaisalmer(4 days)
• Bikaner(1 day)
• Mount Abu(1 day)

A.) Rajasthan is accessible for general public only during August - February. This makes summers and monsoons ideal seasons to visit Kerala.

A.) The cuisine of Rajasthan is a decadent mix of spicy and savory, vegetarian and non-vegetarian, sometimes topped with cream, nuts and raisins. Some of the top dishes of Rajasthan are:

• Dal Bati Churma
• Mohan Thaal
• Aam ki Launji
• Laal Maas
• Mawa Kachori
• Pyaaz Ki Kachori
• Masala-Chhach
• Bajra Ki Raab
• Ghevar
• Bajra ki Roti with Lehsun Chutney

Prohibition is not in force. However, except for The Grand Palace Intercontinental and Hotel Broadway, both of which have bars, few other hotels in Rajasthan serve alcohol.