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A city rich in royal history, camping of Jaipur are a rarity. But located in such a vast Indian state with massive deserts, the camping opportunities around Jaipur are plenty. Have a unique experienc (Read More)e going night camping or desert camping, going on camel rides or a dune bashing rides, all this is available at reasonable prices!

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FAQs on Camping in Jaipur

How much does it cost to stay at Camping In Jaipur?

Usually, Camping In Jaipur cost in the price range of INR 180 - INR 20000 per night.

What are the best Camping In Jaipur?

Some of the best Camping In Jaipur are Rao Bika Ji Camel Safari, Pushkar Karni Camp, and Nature trail camps & homestay.

How much is the price for Camping In Jaipur for this weekend?

The average price per night for Camping In Jaipur for this weekend is INR 5075.

What are the best Camping In Jaipur with a pool?

Best Camping In Jaipur with a pool are Rao Bika Ji Camel Safari, Pushkar Karni Camp, Nature trail camps & homestay, and Dynasty Desert Camp.

Suggest some Camping In Jaipur with good wifi?

Best Camping In Jaipur with wifi availability are Rao Bika Ji Camel Safari, Pushkar Karni Camp, Nature trail camps & homestay, and Dynasty Desert Camp.

Which are the best Camping In Jaipur that are pet-friendly?

With no restrictions, these pet-friendly Camping In Jaipur are perfect for you and your pet: Rao Bika Ji Camel Safari, Pushkar Karni Camp, Nature trail camps & homestay, and Dynasty Desert Camp.

Best time for a staycation in Jaipur?

Winters (November - March) is the best time to visit Jaipur and other parts of Rajasthan as the weather ranges between 8-degree Celcius during nights to 32-degree Celcius in the day. Summers are extremely hot, and sightseeing isn't a very joyful experience. Monsoons, on the other hand, are quite hot and humid which isn't an ideal time to visit too. January is an excellent time to visit Jaipur because of the Kite Festival and also the Jaipur Literature Festival that's held around this time. Sometime in the month of March, Jaipur witnesses the Elephant festival, just a day before Holi. 
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