‘The Golden City’, situated at the heart of the Thar Desert is known so for a reason. The forts and the towns of the city are mostly constructed out of yellows sandstone, which turns golden yellow upon reflecting the sunlight. Otherwise, the name Jaisalmer comes from a Rajput king who founded the city in 1156 AD – Jaisal Singh. The Jaisalmer Fort is apparently one of the few living forts in India, for a good portion of Jaisalmer’s old city still lives inside the fort. The ‘Queen of Thar’ is a melting pot of tourism activities.

You can start your day relishing the historical charm of the place, by visiting the Jaisalmer Fort. But the sand dunes are all waiting to evoke the adventure junkie in you. There are myriad activities to choose from, that happens in the desert. You can try out the desert safari you thought was probably possible only in Middle Eastern countries in Jaisalmer. Apart from that, there is Parasailing, Quad biking and Camel safaris, among others. Camping in the deserts can be simple, as well as a luxurious experience. Either way it is sure to blow your mind, especially at night when you can watch a sky full of stars, making it look surreal. You can also visit the Indo-Pak border and Gadsisar lake too, however, if you have thing for spooky stories, then Kuldhara village is a must visit. There are many havelis in the city that are nothing short of jaw-dropping architectural marvels.

From the heart of Thar Desert, you now move a little towards the side, to Jodhpur, the city founded by Rao Jodha in 1459. Jodhpur is said to be where you can see the sun rising first, and hence it is called Sun City. Because of the vast spread of blue coloured houses, it also came to be known as Blue City. Jodhpur, too, has forts and distinct features that make the city uniquely beautiful.

Wrapped in breathtaking beauty and folklore is the ancient Mehrangarh Fort, one of the largest forts in India. Built out of red sandstone, it is a sharp contrast to the sea of blue houses in its valley. The fort, with high walls for boundaries, is 410 feet above the city and on its walls, have marks of cannon balls, and hand imprints of the women who committed sati centuries ago. The museum inside the fort showcases artifacts that once belonged to the kingdom. Once you are done with the sightseeing, you can also get into some adventure by zip-lining with the Flying Fox Jodhpur. The Rao Jodha Desert Rock Park, once a waste land which has now been converted into a desert rock park, is a perfect spot to go exploring and trekking. The Jaswant Thada is yet another architectural marvel you must not miss. It is a cenotaph built by Maharaja Sardar Singh in memory of his father. The white marbles that were used to build the cenotaph emanate a warm glow as the sunlight hits it. The clock tower in the city and the markets situated around it is the place to go if you’re planning on doing some shopping.

With its lakes and palaces, Udaipur looks every bit regal. Hence, it has been fittingly called the ‘City of Lakes’, as well as ‘Venice of the East’. The city, founded by Maharana Udai Singh II in 1553, is always bustling with activities, waiting to offer you diverse experiences. Hence, it might be quite a task to fit all the places and experiences into one day.

Situated in the banks of Lake Pichola is the Udaipur City Palace, consisting of four major and other minor palaces. Apart from the balconies, cupolas and towers that speak volumes about the architectural marvel that the palace is, it also has a museum displaying the belongings of the royal families. Take a boat ride in the Pichola Lake. Head towards the popular Lake Palace next. This palace, which has now been converted into a luxury hotel, has been the location for many movies. To explore more on the Mewar culture, drop by at Bagore Ki Haveli and the museum that displays antique collection belonging to the Rajputs. You’ll find everyday items such as jewelry boxes, copper vessels, etc. If you are a motor head, then the grounds of Garden Hotel is a must-visit. They have a collection of vintage car that were mostly used by the maharajas. After shopping for traditional stuff at Shilpgram, watch the sunset at the Monsoon Palace.

On the 7th day, your trip comes to an end. Our agent will drop you at the airport or railway station. With bundles of memories, you head back home.

The city of Jaipur got its name ‘Pink City’, when Maharaja Savai Madho Singh II painted the whole city in shades of pink, to welcome Prince of Wales, Lord Albert Edward, in 1876. Jaipur is the capital of Rajasthan. Jaipur, Delhi and Agra, forms India’s ‘Golden Triangle’, a much sought after tourist circuit. The other popular tourist destinations in the state can be easily accessed from Jaipur, making it a gateway. Apart from the palaces, forts, hills and lakes, what makes Jaipur truly quirky are the elephant rides and puppet shows – both, a very colourful experience. Taste the traditional cuisines to complete your experience of this city that upholds its culture in every nook and corner.

Truly befitting the city’s ambience, start your day on a regal note by visiting the magnificent Amber Fort situated amidst hills, overlooking the Maota Lake. Amber Fort and Palace is about 11 kms away from the city. The unique aspect of Amber is its Indo-Islamic architecture. Apart from that, the many gardens, temples and courtyards are bound to, mesmerise you. Very close to the city is Hawa Mahal, also known as the Palace of Winds, which is also bound to take your breath away by its magnificence as well as structural design. This five storied building has about 953 windows, was built in 1799 by Maharaja Sawai Pratap Singh. Each of these windows adorns intricate designs. City Palace, with its gardens and other facilities, too is a major attraction in the city. Jantar Mantar, situated close to City Palace is a must-visit. The sculptures in the place have different astronomical purposes like predicting eclipses and keeping a track of the stars. To understand more about the regal past, visit Nahargarh Fort, Jaigarh Fort, etc. You shouldn’t miss Jal Mahal, which serves to be a jaw dropping sight. This palace is located in the middle of a lake. The city is also replete with market spaces where you can buy items that are quintessential to the Rajasthani culture.

Jodhpur is known by many names; such as the Sun City – because you can catch an early sunrise there, or the Blue City – because of the long stretches of blue houses that is a striking feature of the city. Jodhpur is situated in the Thar Desert. The city, founded by Rao Jodha in 1459, has majestic forts and palaces and many other adventure activities such as zip-lining and trekking to keep you enthralled.

If you’re the one who gets intrigued by spooky tales and myths and folklore, you can start your day on that note by visiting The Mehrangarh Fort, one of the largest forts in India. The fort overlooks the stretch of blue houses. Built out of red sandstone, the fort, with high walls for boundaries is situated 410 feet above the city. After exploring the fort and the museum it houses, enjoy zip-lining with the Flying Fox Jodhpur, which is right next to the fort. The Rao Jodha Desert Rock Park, which was once a waste land, is now a park that attracts tourists to indulge in walks and trekking. Up next is The Jaswant Thada, a cenotaph built by Maharaja Sardar Singh. The cenotaph was build in memory of his father.

Udaipur is royally beautiful with all its lakes, earning the name of ‘City of Lakes’, glorious palaces and wildlife sanctuaries. Udaipur was founded by Maharana Udai Singh II in 1553. The city is also known as as the ‘Venice of the East’. Rajasthan’s rich folk culture is marvellously portrayed through the many festivals which is a must-try.

Head for the City Palace first thing in the morning after you set out. The palace, situated in the banks of Lake Pichola, has balconies, cupolas and towers that stand out in its architecture. City Palace is a mix of four major and other minor palaces. The next thing to do is go for a boat ride in the Pichola Lake, and visit Lake Palace, which is now transformed into a luxury hotel. The museum in Bagore Ki Haveli is the place to visit to get a good idea of the Rajputs’ lifestyle. If you have a thing for vintage cars, then the grounds of Garden Hotel is a paradise for you as it showcases an array of vintage cars that the maharajas once used to drive around. Shop for interesting handicraft and other quintessentially Rajasthani items at Shilpgram, and head for the Monsoon Palace to catch a beautiful sunset.

You will be picked from the hotel by our executives and dropped at the departure point, and sent off with a bunch of memories as vibrant as Rajathan’s culture and warm like their hospitality.

Welcome to Jaipur. Once you arrive here, our agent will pick you and drop you at the hotel. Jaipur is the capital of Rajasthan popularly known as the ‘pink city’. Home to some of the most beautiful temples and forts, Jaipur has an aura of its own. Jaipur is a fine portrayal of the majestic gaudy that has constantly recognized the territory of Rajasthan. Home to extravagant castles, transcending fortresses and heavenly sanctuaries, not just has Jaipur effortlessly held its illustrious roots however it gladly shows them for guests to see and experience.

After breakfast, head out with our agent for sightseeing across the city of Jaipur. There are basics to tick off when touring in Jaipur – the front exterior of Hawa Mahal, a voyage through Amber Fort, looking for materials, adornments and painstaking work in the bazaars (markets), and so forth. Be that as it may, these places in Jaipur are sure to keep you mesmerised. This beautiful capital of Rajasthan has the best of colours and history to offer to all its tourists. Stroll down the by lanes of the Old City, and spend time exploring the designs of old structures and tread up the cobbled ways of its fortresses. Once sightseeing is complete here, head back to the hotel for an overnight stay!

On the 3rd day, you will be heading to the beautiful Jodhpur city. After a quick sumptuous breakfast at the hotel, our agent will drive you Jodhpur. Once you arrive here, check in to the hotel and take some rest. You can spend the evening strolling across the nearby market. Jodhpur, the second biggest city in Rajasthan (though pleasingly untainted by erratic advancement), has an intriguing past. On the off chance that you were pondering, indeed, it is the place jodhpurs got their name from! Jodhpur is renowned for its blue structures, which were initially painted to connote that they were possessed by Brahmins, the most elevated position in India. Present day Jodhpur extends well past the city dividers, however it’s the instantaneousness and buzz of the old Blue City and the overwhelming fortification that catch voyagers’ creative impulses. Walk around the medieval avenues in the Sun City and shop for collectibles, Rajasthani mojris and juttis or bright bandhani at the well-known Nai Sarak or Sardar market.

On the 4th day, indulge in some authentic delicacy at the hotel. Once that is done, head out to explore the city. Visit the compelling Mehrangarh Fort and experience the compositional artful culmination that towers over the curious blue houses. Experience a Rajasthani imperial devour or crevasse on Jodhpuri Mirchi vada and Pyaaz ki Kachori.

Jodhpur is popular for its greenery enclosures, lakes, posts, royal residences, and catacombs, making it a hotspot for visitors. The Balsamand Lake and royal residence is a prominent outing spot and brings you closer to nature away from the clamouring city. The Umaid Bhawan royal residence exhibition hall houses a rally of exemplary vehicles extending from Rolls Royce’s, hummers to Mercedes and Jaguar. Spend a serene night in a provincial tent at the Thar Desert to encounter your vacation in the genuine Rajasthani way.

Early morning head for quick breakfast and then drive to Jaisalmer. Once you arrive here, our executives will drop you at the pre-booked hotel, check into the hotel and take some rest. Popularly known as the ‘Queen of Thar,’ Jaisalmer is inarguably the best destination in Rajasthan. Popular to offer sightseers an unparalleled view, this mainstream destination is the entryway to socially and verifiably rich Rajasthan. It is here in Jaisalmer that one can observe the ideal amalgamation of nature, design, and culture.

On the 6th day, you will get the chance to explore the nooks and corners of Jaisalmer. Visit the popular trail in Indo-Pakistan and visit destinations such as Jain asylum, and the War Museum. The sand ridges, neighbourhood towns, customary cooking styles, religious and social landmarks and substantially more are there which eventually bring to light the best appeal of the city. No place better summons fascinating camel ride than Jaisalmer. Do partake in these rides to enjoy the best here! They are the underlying foundations of dominating Indian culture amid the medieval period. A plenty of hues, and customs here is sure to give you memories umpteen!

On day 7, your tour comes to an end. Early morning after breakfast at the hotel, our agent will drop you at Jodhpur railway station or airport. With memories umpteen head back home.

On your arrival at Jaipur airport, our representative will be there to welcome you and escort you to your hotel. Once you reach your hotel, you can complete the check-in process and take some rest. After which you will begin exploring the tourist attractions around the city.

To begin with, you will head straight to the City Palace. The main highlight of the palace is its architecture. It is constructed with a blend of Mughal and Rajasthani designs and carvings. The palace also houses a number of other palaces, courtyards and gardens within its complex itself. But what you must look out for is the Chandra and Mubarak Mahal.

On your departure from the palace, you will find a plethora of retail shops. You can take a walk along the traditional market and see if something interests you.

End your day by heading back to your hotel for a good night’s sleep.

Begin your day with breakfast at the hotel. Post that, head towards the Hawa Mahal. The Mahal is located right in the heart of the city. It includes a total number of 953 windows and hence it is also known as the “Palace of Winds”.

After visiting the Hawa Mahal, you can make your way towards the Amber Fort. The highlight of the fort, especially for the kids is the elephant ride that takes your uphill. The fort is located on top of a hill and if you are not a fan of hiking, then let the mighty elephants take care of your problem. The architecture of the fort is something that will interest you further.

Before you end your day, head to the Jantar Mantar. The Jantar Mantar is an interesting place to be at and we will tell you why. Firstly, the observatory is one of the largest observatories in India. Secondly, for the construction of the observatory to be accurate, the entire structure was first made out of wood and once the measurements were perfect, the replica out of concrete was created.

Post this tiring, yet satisfying day, head back to your hotel for dinner and overnight stay.

Today you will be travelling to Pushkar. The distance you need to cover is 146.3 kms and it should take you around 2 hours 52 minutes by road.

Post your check-in process, you can head out to visit the attractions of the city. The first destination on your list is the Pushkar Ghats. The Pushkar Ghats are renowned for its spiritual vibe. Tourists from all over the world come to these Ghats to attain nirvana.

Next up on your list is the Man Mahal. Man Mahal is the largest palace and hotel in Pushkar town. In fact, it is the best place for a full view of the banks and temples located around the lake. They say, it is one of the most beautiful places of Pushkar.

It is time to catch up on some rest after this hectic day. So, reach your hotel and catch up on some sleep.

Day 4 brings to you some more travel. Today, after breakfast, you will be heading to the City of Lakes. The distance that you will be covering, by road, is 276.9 kms and it should take you round about 5 hours and 10 minutes to reach your destination.

Post your check-in procedure, you will be heading towards the first attraction of the city. The first pit stop is the City Palace of Udaipur. Just like the City Palace of Jaipur, the one in Udaipur is a lavish complex. It is the pride of the city and is located peacefully on the banks of Lake Pichola. The complex comprises of 11 wonderful palaces with the sheer glimpse of unique paintings, antique furniture and exquisite glass mirror and ornamental tiles work.

After the tour of the palace, you can take a walk in the narrow lanes of the old city of Udaipur and then make your way back to the hotel for the night stay.

On day 5, the first place you will be visiting is the Fateh Sagar Lake. So, hurry up with breakfast because some fun attractions are waiting to be explored.

The lake is a huge water body constructed in a circular shape right in the heart of the city, surrounded by mountains. But it is not fun looking at the lake from the land. Instead get on a boat and enjoy its tranquillity being right in the middle of the lake.

From being in the water, it is time to fly, well almost. The next attraction point is the Mansapurna Karni Mata Ropeway. The ropeway gives you a bird’s eye view of the entire city. It overlooks the Lake Pichola, City Palace, the Sajjangarh Fort and even the Aravalli Mountains.

The last attraction of the day is a vintage car museum. On your way back from the ropeway ride, you will spot this museum. The museum contains several cars of the Maharajas of Mewar from the past and also from the present. It is a treat for car lovers.

After this productive day, you can return to your hotel for an overnight stay and dinner.

Make sure you are ready to hit the road, after an early breakfast. Today you will be travelling to your last destination, Mount Abu. The journey is approximately 3 hours long and the distance you need to cover is 164 kms.

Once you are in Mount Abu, head to the hotel to complete your check-in process and then you can start visiting the tourist points. The first destination on your list is the Dilwara Temple.

The Dilwara Temple is one of the finest and architecturally renowned Jain temples in India. A large number of visitors and pilgrims visit this temple every day. The highlight of the temple is its extraordinary architecture.

After attaining some spiritual peace at the temple, you can head to the Nakki Lake. The sunset at the lake is a sight to look out for. Also, the boating experience is one of its highlights.

From the lake, you can head back to your hotel and start packing for your departure the next day.

A week-long getaway has come to an end. Post breakfast, check out from the hotel and drive down to Udaipur to catch a flight back home. We hope your Jaipur Pushkar Udaipur Mount Abu holiday package was filled with memories to take back home. See you soon.

Welcome to Jaipur. When you touch base here, our operator will pick you and drop you at the hotel. Jaipur is the capital of Rajasthan famously known as the ‘pink city’. Home to some of the most lovely forts and temples, Jaipur has its very own essence that draws visitors from across the globe. Jaipur is a fine depiction of the lofty pompous that defines the region of Rajasthan. Home to luxurious architecture, rising above fortifications and magnificent asylums, Jaipur has kept in-tact its cultural roots and displays a beautiful blend of new and old.

After breakfast, take off with our specialist for touring over the city of Jaipur. There are nuts and bolts to tick off while visiting Jaipur – the front of Hawa Mahal, a voyage through Amber Fort, searching for materials, decorations and careful work in the bazaars (markets), et cetera. Every street, every architecture here in Jaipur are certain to keep you hypnotized. This delightful capital of Rajasthan has the best of hues and history to offer to every one of its voyagers. Walk around the by lanes of the Old City, and invest energy investigating the outlines of old structures and tread up the cobbled methods for its posts. When touring is finished here, get back to the hotel for a goodnight sleep.

On the third day, you will head to the wonderful Jodhpur city. After a lavish breakfast at the inn, our operator will drive you Jodhpur. When you land here, register with the lodging and take some rest. You can spend the night walking around the adjacent market. Jodhpur, the second greatest city in Rajasthan (however pleasingly untainted by unpredictable progression), has an interesting past. If you were contemplating, to be sure, it is the place jodhpurs got their name from! Jodhpur is famous for its blue structures, which were at first painted to suggest that they were controlled by Brahmins. Present day Jodhpur broadens well past the city dividers, anyway it’s the promptness and buzz of the old Blue City and the mind-boggling stronghold that catch voyagers’ imaginative driving forces. Stroll around the medieval roads in the Sun City and shop for collectibles, Rajasthani mojris and juttis or splendid bandhani at the notable Sardar Market or Nai Sarak.

On the fourth day, enjoy some bona fide delicacy at the hotel for breakfast. Once that is done, take off to explore the city. Visit the convincing Mehrangarh Fort and experience the compositional guileful finish that towers over the inquisitive blue houses. Experience a Rajasthani magnificent food, do get your hands on Jodhpuri Mirchi vada and Pyaaz ki Kachori.

Jodhpur is famous for its lush green forests, lakes, forts, regal living arrangements, and tombs, making it a hotspot for tourists. The Balsamand Lake is also a must-visit while in Jodhpur, far away from the noise and hullabaloo of the city. The Umaid Bhawan regal habitation presentation lobby houses a rally of commendable vehicles stretching out from Rolls Royce’s, hummers to Mercedes and Jaguar. Spend a quiet night camping at the Thar Desert to experience your get-away in the authentic Rajasthani way.

After a quick sumptuous breakfast on day 5, our executive will pick you up and take you to Jaisalmer. On your arrival check into the hotel and then head out to explore this beautiful city. Visit the well-known trail in Indo-Pakistan border and destinations such as Jain temples, and the War Museum. The sand edges, neighbourhood towns, standard cooking styles, religious and social tourist spots and others expose and display the best of this city. Also hop on for camel ride here. This is one of the best activity that you should indulge in while in Jaisalmer. The different shades of bright colours, trinkets, and traditions here is certain to give you ‘cherishable’ memories!

After a tasty healthy breakfast, your adventure to Udaipur starts. On this course visit Ajmer, and invest energy in the prestigious Dargah Kwaja Sahib, Chittorgarh post and afterward proceed with your adventure to Udaipur. Udaipur is a hypnotizing blend of sights, encounters and sound. Since hundreds of years this city has been an inspiration for craftsmen, painters and creators. Set up in 1559 and named after Maharana Udai Singh, Udaipur transformed into the capital of the Sisodia administration whose earlier capital was Chittor.

Otherwise called the city of Lakes, Udaipur is an architectural marvel with umpteen goals.

The city is outstanding for its illustrious habitations, lakes, chronicled structures, temples, and porch nurseries. The City Palace and Museum is considered as the greatest illustrious living arrangement complex in Rajasthan and its presentation lobby has stunning social event of articles assembled by different Maharanas of Udaipur since time immemorial. The Udai Sagar, Picholia Lake and Pratap Sagar are unquestionably the ‘must-visit’ brilliant lakes in the state. Likewise invest energy visiting different attractions in the in the city, for example, the Saheliyon Ki Bari, Jagdish Temple and Bhartiya Lok Kala Mandir.

This wonderful trip comes to an end on the 8th day. Our executives will drop you at the airport or railway station. With beautiful memories of the land that you have explored, head back home with a smile.

Upon your arrival at Jaipur airport, you will be greeted by our representative and be escorted to your hotel.

After you complete your check-in process, you can start with your city tour. The first destination will be the City Palace of Jaipur. The City Palace boasts of very minute details. Chandra Mahal and Mubarak Mahal comprise the major portion of this palace. There are four entrances to the palace, be it; Udai Pol, Jaleb Chowk, Tripolia Gate and Virendra Pol. Embossed with fine artworks and engravings, every corner of this palace is filled with immemorial imprints from the past.

Right outside the Palace is a traditional market, where you can go and shop for souvenirs to take back home.

Post this exciting day, you must head back to your hotel for dinner and overnight stay.

Begin your day with a healthy breakfast and then head out to re-start your city tour. Today you will visit the Hawa Mahal, Jaigarh Fort and Albert Hall Museum.

The Hawa Mahal is located right in the heart of the city. Its 953 windows are the highlight of the Mahal and that’s where it gets the name “Palace of the Winds” from. Apart from that, the pink sandstone structure has a façade that looks like the crown of Lord Krishna. This architectural marvel is a must visit place.

Post that, you can head to the Albert Hall Museum. In the year 1880, one of the local surgeons of Jaipur, Dr Thomas Holbein Hendley suggested to the then ruler of Jaipur, to open a museum within this hall. The Maharaja liked this suggestion and thus the Albert Hall Museum took shape. Now the museum is one of the most loved attractions in the city. All we can is that, all hail Dr Hendley.

Your last destination for the day is the Jaigarh Fort. The reason we will visit the fort right before sunset is that the sunset from the top of this fort is the most beautiful experience you can have on your trip to Jaipur. Apart from the amazing architectural style of the fort, the sunset is a not-to-missed feature of the fort.

Later on, you can return to your hotel for a good night’s sleep.

Today you will be travelling to your next city, Ranthambore. The city is located 155 kms away from Jaipur and the road trip should take you around 3 hours. So, make sure you have an early breakfast and get going.

After your check-in procedure at the hotel, you can start with your tour of the city. The first attraction in Ranthambore has to be the Tiger’s trail. You can go out to scout for a tiger and take a closer view of the fierce animal. Although we are in their territory, if we remain silent we can get a better view of this very majestic animal. You can also sight pug marks of the tiger on your trail. Make sure you do not get off the jeep you are in and remain as silent as possible and enjoy the movement of the tiger.

Later on, before sunset, head back to your hotel for dinner and night stay.

On day 4, you can start your day with breakfast and then make your way to the Ranthambore Fort.The fort is a well-known space since the rulers of the ancient period used to come here for hunting. It played a definite role and still does in taking the tour of Rajasthan to the next level. Also, it is considered as a precious spot since it is on one of the World Heritage List.

Your next destination will be the Rajiv Gandhi Regional Museum of Natural History. It is India’s fourth regional museum of natural history and it is termed as one of the best places to visit in Ranthambore. The main aim of this museum is to create awareness among the public about the importance of preserving the flora and fauna, which are very rare in the surrounding.

The last attraction is the Jeep Safari. Ranthambore national park does have a wide range of wildlife collection, which will amuse your eyes. Jeep safari is the best option to go deep into the jungles and meet the inhabitants. Jeep safaris can be done either in the morning or in the evening, at a prescribed time.

After this thrilling day, head back to your hotel and catch up on some rest.

Another road trip awaits you; today it is from Ranthambore to Udaipur. The distance you need to cover is 411.6 kms and it should take you around 7 hours to reach your destination.

Your first attraction in the city after your check-in procedure will be the City Palace of Udaipur. The palace is nestled in the bosom of the Aravalli. Its granite and marble edifices stand in contrast to its tranquil surroundings. Several movies such as ‘Guide’ and ‘Octopussy’ have been shot at the Palace.

After the tour of the palace, head to Hathi Pol for a lovely shopping experience. Post that, you can return to your hotel for the night stay.

Follow your breakfast routine at the hotel and then head out in the city to visit its attraction points. You will begin with, Kumbhalgarh Fort. Declared the UNESCO world heritage site in 2013 this fort situated in the middle of a forest which has been turned into a wildlife sanctuary. It is the second largest and the most important tourist destination in the city.

After the tour of the fort, you can head to Sahelion Ki Bari garden. Sahelion Ki Bari is a majestic garden in the city of Udaipur. It is also known as the “Courtyard of Maidens”. A story suggests that it was actually built made for the maidens who accompanied the princess after her marriage with Maharana Sangram Singh. It is the perfect place to relax during the day.

Later on, you can head to Mansapurna Karni Mata Ropeway. The ropeway is a splendid way to commute to the Machala Hill Top, the highest hilltop in the city. This 387 meter ropeway offers you a bird’s eye view of the entire city.

Post this exciting day, head back to your hotel.

On your last day in the city, you have some very important destinations planned for you. So, complete your breakfast and start with your tour.

The first place you will be visiting is the Monsoon Palace. Also known as the Sajjangarh Fort, the palace is located at a peak of the Bansdara Mountain. The mountain is as high as about 944 m above the sea level, overlooking the famous Pichola Lake. The palace used to be a summer retreat for Mewar Kings and also the place they used to visit during the monsoon season, to watch the progress of the Monsoon clouds.

The next destination on your list is the Fateh Sagar Lake. It is an artificial lake named after Maharana Fateh Singh of Udaipur. Apart from enjoying a laid-back view of the serene beauty of this destination, you can also try your hand at boating and a number of other water sports that are available at the lake of the tourists.

The last destination of the day is Ambrai Ghats. The beautiful ghat has marble railings and benches that add a unique charm to the attraction. One can get a fabulous view of the Lake Palace, Shiva Niwas and Jag Mandir from the ghat.

Post this tiring yet fun day, return to your hotel and start packing for your departure the next day.

You have successfully completed your Jaipur Ranthambore Udaipur holiday package and we hope it was filled with great memories. Today you will head to the Udaipur airport for your flight back home. We wish to see you soon again.

On your arrival at Jaipur airport, our representative will give you a warm welcome and will guide you to your hotel. After your check-in process, you can settle down in your room and later leave for the city tour.

Your first destination in Jaipur will be the City Palace. The city is divided into nine blocks and the royal palace is situated at the center of the city. Like most structures in Jaipur, this palace also reflects the fusion of Mughal and Rajput architecture. It has a sequence of gardens, buildings and courtyards, temple and museum to give it a grand view that reflects its historical importance and magnificent royal grace.

After this lovely tour of the palace, you can go for some shopping in the city. You will find a plethora of shops right outside the palace itself. Make your pick and loosen your wallets.

Post this fun day, you can head back to the hotel for dinner and overnight stay.

Begin day 2 with a healthy breakfast at your hotel. Later on, you can re-start the city tour.

Today you will make your way to the amazing Jaigarh Fort. The beautiful construction will grab your attention as soon as you enter the fort. Particularly the carvings on the walls make it stand as an architectural wonder. Mostly known as the Fort of Victory this particular fort was constructed to store the weapons and other military utilities.

After spending some time at the fort, you will visit the Hawa Mahal. The design of the building showcases an excellent blend of Hindu Rajput architecture with Islamic Mughal architecture. Keeping in line with other famous landmarks of the city, which is aptly tagged as the ‘Pink City’, this monument was built with red and pink sandstone. Well, you just have to note the 953 windows that the structure houses.

Post this; you will head towards the Abhaneri Step Well. Also known as the “Chand Baori Step Well” it spans a height of about 13 stories and has 3500 steps that lead approximately 100 feet down to the water well. It is one of the largest step wells in the world and also one of the most beautiful ones.

Once you are done spending time at the well, you can return to your hotel for the night stay.

Today you will be heading to the city of Pushkar. The distance you need to cover is 148 kms and it should take you around 2 hours 36 minutes, by road, to reach your destination.

As soon as you finish your check-in process at the hotel, you can start exploring the city. Your first destination for the day will be the Pushkar Ghats. The place is an architectural marvel and its spiritual vibe is an additional plus point to the place. Many tourists visit the lake just for a dip in the holy water, it is said that it helps you attain nirvana and spiritual peace. You would know better, once you take a dip yourself.

After this spiritual engagement, you can visit the Man Mahal. The place is a visual treat for the tourists. The palace is believed to be the biggest royal home built in the city. The structure is impressive, the moment you look at it and it is full of Rajasthani architecture. It is a must-visit.

Later on, you can head back to your hotel to catch up on some sleep.

After an early breakfast, you will hit the road today to make your way towards Jodhpur. The distance to be covered is 214.4 kms and it should roughly take you around 3 hours 49 minutes. Upon your arrival, make sure you complete your check-in process and then move to explore the city.

Your first destination will be the grand Mehrangarh Fort. The fort is known for its commendable architecture that it is formidable walls. In fact, it is one of the most magnificent forts in the entire state. The ornate red sandstone carvings, the gallery of paintings, ornate palanquins and its intricate mirror work in the Sheesh Mahal are highly spoken off.

After visiting this majestic palace like fort, you can take a walk amidst the narrow lanes of Jodhpur and adore the beauty of the city. Post that, you can return to the hotel for dinner and overnight stay.

Follow your breakfast routine and then move out in the city to visit some more attractions.

You will begin with the Umaid Bhavan Palace. The youngest palace of India was built right before India attained Independence. The palace is home of the Jodhpur royal family and currently it is the world’s sixth-largest private residence. Now the best part about the palace is that it has one thing in common with the iconic Taj Mahal, the palm court marble used in its construction.

Your next destination will be the amazing Balsamand Lake. The lake is located amidst a manicured garden full of mango, papaya, pomegranate, guava and plum trees. In fact, you can also spot the peacock at times. Go to this place for the natural beauty and picturesque view.

Before you end your day, visit the Shastri Circle. The circle is a lovely and vibrant part of the city. It is considered to be a lively hangout spot for the locals. This is an ideal spot for travellers to take a break from all the tourist spots and just enjoy a relaxed and entertaining evening. Look out for the light show and musical fountain.

End your day, by heading back to your hotel.

Get ready for yet another road trip, from Jodhpur to Udaipur. The distance you will be covering is around 249.6 kms and it should take you around 4 hours 32 minutes. So make sure you have an early but filling breakfast.

On your arrival, complete the check-in process and then head out to explore the cities attractions.

Your first destination will be Udaipur’s pride, the City Palace. The sprawling complex is actually a series of palaces, including the Mardana Mahal and Zenana Mahal. The City Palace was opened to the public as the City Palace Museum. In fact, this was done out of necessity, in order to generate income and maintain the building.

Right outside the palace, you will find an array of local retail shops. You can head out for shopping in these markets and then return to your hotel at night.

Today will be the last day of your tour, so be all charged up after a healthy meal in the morning and kick start your day with Fateh Sagar Lake.

The lake located at the foothill of Moti Magri is very important not only in terms of tourism but also sustaining the water supply in the city. Motorboat rides are one of the most popular water sports offered at the lake. These boats take you around the lake and allow for an up-close view of the hills.

After a tranquil boat ride, spend some time at Sahelion Ki Bari. The English translation of Sahelion Ki Bari is “Garden of Maids”. It is said that the Kings used to enjoy around the pools and fountains of this garden. In fact, these fountains were imported all the way from England. The garden also houses a museum that is worth a visit.

Your final attraction in the city is the Ambrai Ghats. The ghat is popular for its lakeside view and all you will experience at this place is peace and fond beauty. This lakeside ghat is surrounded by beautiful lakes and hotels. Also, it provides you with the view of Gangaur Ghat, the place where a scene from the movie “Goliyon Ki Rasleela Ram-Leela” was shot.

Later on, head back to your hotel and start packing for your departure on the next day.

Although your Jaipur Pushkar Jodhpur Udaipur holiday package has come to an end today, we hope you are taking back a bag full of memories with you. We wish to see you again making some more memories on many more holidays in the future.

Upon your arrival at Jaipur airport, you will be greeted by our representative and be escorted to your hotel. You can then complete your check-in process and later begin with the city tour.

Your first destination in the city will be the City Palace. The palace is a large property located right in the middle of the city of Jaipur. The palace was the place from where the king ruled over the city in that era. Now, a part of the palace is home to the royal family and the leftover is converted into a museum for outsiders, to raise revenue. The palace is an architectural marvel you must-visit when in Jaipur.

Right outside the palace is a plethora of local retail shops that sell traditional Jaipuri products; you can spend some time in the bazaar and see if anything interests you.

Later on, you can head back to the hotel for dinner and night stay.

Begin day 2 with a healthy breakfast and then re-start your city tour. Today you will be visiting the Amber Fort.

Located amidst the picturesque and rocky Aravalli Hills, the fort is a not-to-be-missed place. The beguiling beauty of the red sandstone and white marble adds to the magnificence of the fort. Its intricate wall paintings and frescos in the interiors of the fort add to its timeless beauty.

Your next destination is the very famous Hawa Mahal. This palace of breeze and we say that, because of the 953 small windows that the complex consists of, is a masterpiece in itself. The architecture is so unique that the entire palace represents the crown of the Hindu God, Lord Krishna. You must visit this place and explore its interiors.

The last destination on your list is the Jal Mahal. The palace is located right in the middle of Man Sagar Lake and a boat ride will assist you to reach the entrance. In fact, out of the five-storeys of this building, 4 remain under the water.

Later, you can head back to your hotel for the overnight stay.

Today you will be travelling to Udaipur. The distance you need to cover is 394.9 kms and it will take you roughly 6 hours 36 minutes to reach your destination. So make sure, you hit the road after your breakfast routine at the hotel.

Once you have reached your hotel and are well rested, you can visit the first attraction in the city. Today you will be visiting the Kumbhalgarh Fort.

Built over a period of 15 years Kumbhalgarh fort is perfectly perched between eleven peaks of the Aravalli ranges. The fort is the birthplace of the legendary Maharana Pratap and hence it holds a very special place in history.

After the tour of the fort, you can visit the bazaar of Udaipur and shop for some souvenirs to take back home.

Later on, return to your hotel and catch up on some rest.

Follow your breakfast routine at the hotel and be ready to continue with the sightseeing tour.

Your first destination for the day is Sahelion Ki Bari. This garden holds a unique place in the history of Udaipur. It was built for the kings to spend leisure time with the queens and to beautify the garden the kings imported the fountains and pools of the garden all the way from England. The garden also houses a museum, which will interest your further.

After spending some time around the lush green trees of the garden, you can visit the Fateh Sagar Lake. This enormous manmade lake is a sight to the naked eye. The lake is so huge that it comprises three small islands. The highlight of the lake is that it is surrounded by scenic views of the mighty Aravalli Mountains.

Once you are done relaxing at the lake you can make your way to the Ambrai Ghats. The Ghats offer you the lakeside view of the Jag Mandir and at night when the Jag Mandir is lit up the view is nothing but astonishing. You can sit on the marble benches constructed at the Ghats and enjoy the cool breeze of the Lake Pichola.

Post this relaxing and entertaining day, you must head back to your hotel for the night.

Today you will hit the road to visit Mount Abu. The hill station is 164.1 kms away and the estimated travel time is 3 hours.

Upon your arrival, complete your check-in process and then set out to explore the city.

Your first destination is the Guru Shikhar View Point. Keep your cameras handy because you are going there for the view. The viewpoint looks over the entire city of Mount Abu and also gives you the magnificent view of the Aravalli Mountains.

Next up, is the Nakki Lake. You can enjoy a boating experience at this huge lake. The boat ride will give you a closer look at the mountains surrounding the lake. But the most amazing part of being at the lake is the sunset. The view is like a beautiful painting you cannot miss looking at.

After this tiring yet fun day, you can return to your hotel for the rest of the night.

Make sure you have an early breakfast because today you will be going on a road trip to Jodhpur. The distance you need to cover is 262.2 kms and it should take you around 4 hours.

Once you have completed your check-in process, you can take a power nap and then head out for your city tour.

The first destination on your list is the Mehrangarh Fort. The fort derives its name from “Mehr-Garh”, where “Mehr” means sun and “Garh” is the fort. The walls and doors of the fort, still speak to you of the struggles that the fort withstood during the war. The cannon marks are living proof of that.

Post this tiring day you can return to your hotel for the overnight stay.

On your last day in Jodhpur, you will begin your city tour with the Umaid Bhavan Palace.

The palace is one of the most beautiful palaces in India. We urge you to take your cameras along because you can click pictures inside. In fact, it houses an entire vintage car museum in its complex. The highlight of the palace is the collection of vintage antique clocks and the art décor in the interiors.

Post this beautiful visit; make your way to the Mandore Gardens. The structure of the garden houses rock terraces and is home to playful grey langurs. It also contains a variety of dark-red cenotaphs of Jodhpur’s rulers. In fact, there is also a temple within the complex of the garden. It is beautiful and is a must-visit place of Jodhpur.

Your last destination will be Kaylana Lake. If you are a bird lover then this lake is the perfect place for you to sit beside the shore and enjoy some of the best migratory birds flying over the skyline. The lake is so vast and deep that swimming is prohibited, but well, you just have to visit the lake for the lovely backdrop of the mountains and its scenic beauty during sunset.

After this, you can return to your hotel to start packing for your departure the next day.

It is always sad when a holiday comes to an end. But the memories of your Jaipur Udaipur Mount Abu Jodhpur holiday package will always be with you. We hope you had a great time and that we see you soon on another getaway in another amazing line-up of cities.

Upon your arrival at Jaipur airport, our associate will greet you and escort you to your hotel. You can then complete the check-in process and after some rest head out for your city tour.

Your first destination in the city will be the famous City Palace. The architectural styles of the palace are a fusion of Rajput, Mughal and European styles. The ‘Chandra Mahal’ that houses within the complex has been turned into a museum, which is home to unique handcrafted products, various uniforms of the rulers and many more things pertaining to the royal heritage of the City Palace.

Right outside the palace is a big local market that has a plethora of shop. You can take a tour of the bazaar and see if something interests you.

After that, you can return to your hotel for dinner and overnight stay.

Begin your day with a lovely breakfast at the hotel and then re-start your tour.

You will kick start with the Amber Fort. The fort is perched on a hill, so if you are a fan of hiking, then you are in for a treat. For the others, you can either take an elephant or jeep ride. The highlight of the fort is the Sheesh Mahal, decorated with numerous pieces of mirror tiles. In fact, this hall was designed in such a way, even a single ray entering into it can illuminate the entire hall.

Your next destination will be Jaigarh Fort. Some of the best places to visit here are the Ram Harihar Temple and Kal Bhairav Temple. The fort also houses a museum that showcases the arms and ammunition of that era.

The last destination on your list is the Jantar Mantar Observatory. Jantar Mantar consists of fourteen geometric devices that measure time and predict eclipses. The Jaipur observatory is one of the largest observatories in India, out of 5.

Followed by this power-packed day, you can return to your hotel for the night stay.

Today you will be travelling to Udaipur; the distance you need to cover is 394.9 kms. So have an early breakfast and hit the road for roughly a 6 hours 36 minutes’ drive.

Once you have reached your hotel and have settled-in, you can move out to explore the city.

Your first destination for the day is the Kumbhalgarh Fort. The fort is known as the crowning glory of Rajasthan and is said to be unconquerable. Its high walls were its best defence and none of the enemies could beat that. In fact, its wall is second longest only to the ‘Great Wall of China’.

You can then take a walk around the city and enjoy the vibe of the narrow lanes in the old city of Udaipur.

Later on, you can return to your hotel for a good night’s sleep.

Follow your breakfast routine and then start with your city tour.

The first destination for today is the Sahelion Ki Bari garden. The beautiful garden has abundant natural beauty, fountains, and also a museum. One out of the many stories of this garden says that the garden was designed by the king himself as a present to his queen. Go there for its scenic beauty and lush green trees.

Next up on your list is Bangore Ki Haveli. Bangore Ki Haveli is a beautiful palace in Udaipur on the waterfront of Lake Pichola. It consists of more than a hundred rooms along with the displays of costumes and modern art. It is said to be an amusing spot for the tourists.

Lastly, you will be spending some time at the Ambrai Ghats. After dusk, various groups come to the Ghats and melodize the environment of the Ghats with their musical instruments. You can sit near the lake and enjoy the wind along with music and the charming view.

You can then head back to your hotel for the night stay.

You will be travelling to Jodhpur today and the distance you need to cover is 250.6 kms. So have an early breakfast and hit the road for your 4 hours travel, roughly.

After your check-in process at the hotel, you will visit the Mehrangarh Fort. The mighty fort, since its erection has never been under seizure. The invincible fortifications still bear cannon marks they had once withstood. Today, these walls and gates of the fort talk of their rich past.

Your next destination for the day is the Sardar Government Museum. The museum provides a glimpse into the royal legacy and tradition of Jodhpur. It ranks on the must-visit list of sightseeing in Jodhpur and exhibits a collection of weaponry, terracotta works, thousands of miniature paintings, ancient inscriptions and hundreds of iconic sculptures.

Post this tiring yet fun day, you can head back to your hotel to catch up on some rest.

Today you will travel to the last city of your holiday, Jaisalmer. The distance you need to cover is 284.1 kms and it should take you around 4 hours to reach your destination.

After you reach your hotel, complete your check-in process and then move to the Thar Desert for sports activities planned for the day.

The Thar Desert offers a plethora of sports activities to pick from, ranging from Quad Biking, Dune Bashing, Para Gliding and Camel Safari. You can make your pick and spend your day in the desert.

Later on, you can head back to your hotel for some rest and dinner.

After a filling breakfast, you will head out to explore the city further. Your first destination of the day will be the Jaisalmer Fort.

The fort is also known as the Sonar Quila by the locals. Fun fact about the fort is that a detective novel has been written based on the Jaisalmer Fort, which was later converted into a movie called Sonar Kella. Now, that’s how famous the fort is.

Apart from the fort, Jaisalmer also houses the Salim Singh Ki Haveli. The haveli lies within the vicinity of Jaisalmer Fort. The highlight of the fort is its unique architectural identity; the Haveli’s roof is based on the peacock’s physical form. In the background, you can see high hills overlooking the mansion that enhances its charm.

Your last destination in the city is the Indo-Pak Border. Since ancient times, this zone was used by travellers to visit and export items to other countries. Now this zone has the Border Pillar No. 609. At BP 609, one can see the check post, the fencing of wires on the Indian side and watchtower of BSF. Only Indians are allowed to go up to BP 609, and that too after proper permission from the BSF authorities.

It is time to head back to your hotel and start packing for your departure the next day.

You have come to an end of your Jaipur Udaipur Jodhpur Jaisalmer holiday package and today you will be heading to the Jaisalmer airport for your flight back home. We wish to see you soon and we hope you made some beautiful memories on your trip to Rajasthan.

On your arrival at Jaipur airport, our associate will greet you and escort you to your hotel. After completing your check-in process you can start with the city tour.

The first destination of the day will be the Hawa Mahal. The palace was built to prevent outsiders from catching a glimpse of the royal women. That’s the reason it has a total number of 953 small windows so that the royal women could look at the street festivals without anyone looking at them. Due to this extensive amount of windows, Hawa Mahal became the favourite summer holiday destination of the Rajput family.

After the tour of the Mahal, you can visit Bapu Bazaar. The bazaar is known for its finest quality ‘Mojri’ shoes and other leather goods like belts, wallets, lamp sheds, bags etc. You can visit the market and see if you’d like to shop something.

Later on, head back to your hotel for an overnight stay and dinner.

Your first destination for today, after a healthy breakfast, will be the City Palace.

Like most structures in Jaipur, this palace also reflects the fusion of Mughal and Rajput architecture. It is said that the Palace complex is spread over a large area that occupies one-seventh of the old city of Jaipur. The enormous complex houses a variety of gardens, palaces and courtyards inside the compound itself.

Your next destination for the day will be the Nahargarh Fort. The fort offers you a panoramic view of Jaipur city. It was built by Jai Singh II and was originally named ‘Sudarshangarh’ and was later renamed as Nahargarh. The fort was actually built in order to tighten the security of the region. It also served as a safe shelter to the British wives during the Sepoy Mutiny of 1857.

The last destination of your city tour is the Albert Hall Museum. The story has it that the museum was a suggestion by Dr. Thomas Holbein Hendley to Maharaja Sawai Madho Singh II. In the beginning, when the museum actually opened up, it displayed the products of local artists and craftsmen. With passing centuries the collections in this museum increased and now it is a must-visit place of the city.

After this satisfying day, you can return to your hotel for a good night’s sleep.

Today you will be travelling to Pushkar. Your journey is 148 kms long and it should take you around 2 hours 40 minutes to reach your destination. After reaching the hotel, complete your check-in procedure and then start with your city tour.

The first destination is the Pushkar Lake. Set amidst beautiful hills, the lake is one of the main tourist attractions of the city or in fact, Rajasthan. It is believed that in the adjoining hills of the lake, a great saint meditated for a good part of his life. The lake is a sacred water body for Hindus and is where the Pushkar Fair is held. Thousands of pilgrims visit here to take a holy dip during the fair which is said to cleanse sins.

Your next check-point is the Brahma Temple. There are many fascinating architectural aspects of this temple. One of them is the pillared outdoor hall that will leave you spellbound. The sacred place is visited by devotees throughout the year. Many come here only after taking a holy dip in the Pushkar Lake.

Post a spiritual retreat, head back to your hotel to catch up on some rest.

On day 4 you will be travelling to the Blue City, Jodhpur. The city is 214.4 kms away and the road trip should take you around 3 hours 54 minutes. So, make sure you have an early breakfast and hit the road immediately.

Upon your arrival in the city, get to your hotel, complete your check-in procedure and then start with the city tour.

Your first destination is the gigantic Mehrangarh Fort. To reach the fort, seven gates have to be crossed namely Victory Gate, Fateh Gate, Gopal Gate, Bhairon Gate, Dedh Kamagra Gate, Marti Gate and finally Loha Gate. However, the first defensive gate is the Victory gate, which was built by in the year 1806 to celebrate victory against Jaipur and Bikaner. The highlight of the fort are the intricate carvings on the walls, its impressive history, striking palaces, museums and galleries that allure tourists from all over the world.

Post this exciting trip to the fort, you must get back to your hotel to catch up on some rest.

Begin your day with a delicious breakfast and then move out to complete your city tour.

The first destination for today is Jaswant Thada. The place is a splendid monument built in the honour and memory of Maharaja Jaswant Singh II by his son Maharaja Sardar Singh in 1899. It is till date used as the cremation ground for the Marwar Royal Family. What you must look out for is the the beautiful edifice made out of intricately carved marble. You can also explore the site and see the mesmerizing architecture completely.

Your next pit-stop will be at the Umaid Bhavan Palace. This 347 – room palace has been divided into three parts. Apart from that, there is an inbuilt museum, which displays a rich collection of photographs, arms, clocks, stuffed animals and many other possessions of the royal family. To add to the beauty of the palace, there is a beautiful garden outside with lush greenery and different varieties of flowers.

After being mesmerized by the palace, you can visit Khejarla Fort. If you’ve ever wanted to be in a fairy-tale castle then your wish has come true. The fort is nothing but an abundance of beauty. The 400-year old edifice has been turned into a hotel that offers luxury amenities.

Post this exciting day, you can return to your hotel for the night stay.

On day 6, you will be travelling Udaipur, via Ranakpur. The journey is 294.6 kms away and it should take you around 4 hours to reach Udaipur.

On your way to Udaipur, you will take a halt at Ranakpur to visit one of the most breathtaking sites, the Ranakpur Jain Temples. One of the most significant Jain temple complexes that can be found in the city is the Ranakpur Jain Temple. It holds immense importance for all Jain community members.

The temple consists of 29 halls and is one of the most important of the five major pilgrimage centres of Jainism. The Ranakpur Temple is distinguished all across the globe for its brilliant architecture and was voted amongst the top 77 wonders of the world. A detour is a must visit this beautiful and religious place.

Post this; continue your journey to Udaipur. Once you reach the hotel, complete your check-in process and hit your bed for a good night’s sleep.

On day 7, you will kick-start your city tour for Udaipur. Post your breakfast routine, move out to reach your first destination of the day.

Kumbhalgarh Fort is located on a hill of the Aravalli ranges. The Kumbhalgarh fort was cleverly designed on a hilltop to provide the strategic position to the Mewar kings to protect them against the attacks of the enemy, which is why it is also recognized as the second most important fort of Rajasthan.

Your next destination is the Fateh Sagar Lake. The boating experience across this humungous lake is one of its kinds. The motorboats take you in the middle of the lake, bringing you closer to the mountains that surround the water body. The view from there is a visual treat.

Later on, you can head toward the Vintage Car Museum. It is said that there is an old Shell petrol pump inside the garage of the museum, which is still in working condition. This garage was built during a time when only the Maharanas of Mewar had owned the cars. Now the museum displays these same vintage and antique cars for the common public and tourists.

End your day, by getting back to your hotel for the night.

On your last day in Udaipur, you will be visiting the Monsoon Palace, Sahelion Ki Bari and Jagdish Temples. After you are done with your breakfast, you will leave for the tour of the Monsoon Palace.

Monsoon Palace offers a birds-eye view of the city of Udaipur. Words cannot describe the beauty of this scene. The palace was built in 1884 in order to be able to monitor the approaching monsoon clouds better. The Palace is also a majestic piece of architecture that must be explored.

Later on, you must head towards the Sahelion Ki Bari garden. There are four water pools, marble elephants, fountains and kiosks in the garden. The highlights are the bird fountains and the lotus pools. The garden is situated on the banks of Fateh Sagar Lake and is one of the stunning places to visit in Udaipur.

Your last destination for the day will be the Jagdish Temple. The main shrine in this temple is dedicated to Lord Vishnu. You need to climb 32 marble steps to reach the shrine. In fact, the shrine is encircled by minor shrines of Lord Ganesh, Sun God, Goddess Shakti and Lord Shiva respectively. It is said that the temple was built in accordance with the Vedic Vaastushastra.

You can now return to your hotel and start packing for your departure on the next day.

Today you have reached the end of your Jaipur Pushkar Jodhpur Udaipur holiday package and all we hope is that you had a great time on your tour. We wish to see you soon and make some memories of some more amazing holidays.

On your arrival at Jaipur airport, you will be received by our representative who will then lead you to your hotel. After completing your check-in formalities, you can head out to take a tour of the city.

Your first destination in the city has to be the very renowned City Palace of Jaipur. The City Palace is a vast complex that consists of many courtyards, palaces and gardens. However, the highlights of the palace are the Mubarak Mahal and the Chandra Mahal. The architecture of the palace is something that will astound you even further, with a blend of Mughal and Rajasthani cultures, the designs and carvings enhance the charisma of the place.

Right outside the palace are numerous local shops that offer authentic Rajasthani products. You can check them out and see if you like something to take back home.

Later on, you can make your way back to the hotel for the night stay and dinner.

After a healthy breakfast at the hotel, you will be heading out for sightseeing on day 2.

Your first destination will be Nahargarh Fort. The unique feature of the fort is that each room in this fort is connected through common corridors. They are also decorated with delicate wall and ceiling paintings. It is even said that the fort was built was around the jungle because the kings of Jaipur used to take a keen interest in hunting.

The next destination for the day is Chour Ghati. While you trek up to the Ghati, you can explore the Sun temple, Chour palace and also a lake situated in the woods. Locals say that the view of the trail is so mesmerizing that even they keep visiting the place every now and then.

The last destination for the day is the Jantar Mantar Observatory. The observatory houses the largest instruments in comparison to the 5 other observatories in India. Jantar Mantar of Jaipur has also been declared as a World Heritage Site by UNESCO and it serves as one of the major tourist attractions in the city.

After the tour of this observatory, you can head back to your hotel and catch up on some sleep.

Get ready for your first road trip in Rajasthan, today you will be making your way to Udaipur. The distance you need to cover is 394.9 kms and it should take you roughly 6 hours 36 minutes. So make sure you have an early breakfast and hit the road.

Upon your arrival, complete your check-in process and after some rest, head out to explore the city.

Your first visit is to the Kumbhalgarh Fort. The fort is located on a hill and hence it offers a panoramic view of the surroundings and the entire city’s skyline. It is also the birthplace of the great warrior Maharana Pratap. The fort houses many buildings, like Badal Mahal, Kumbha Palace and Jain Temple inside its complex that is worth a tour.

End your day, by heading back to the hotel to catch up on some rest.

Begin your day with breakfast at the hotel and then re-start your city tour. Today you will be visiting many exciting places, to begin with, Doodh Talai Musical Garden.

The Doodh Talai Musical garden is a rock and fountain garden. It is a great place to relax and enjoy your day while you overlook the wide expanse of the city from the garden.

Your next destination is the Vintage Car Museum. We can assure you, that if you are an automobile lover then you are in for a treat. This amazing museum has a collection of some of the most antique and vintage cars. It is also said that these were the same cars that were once used by the Maharajas of the state.

Next up is the Fateh Sagar Lake, surrounded by the Aravalli Hills. It is the second largest artificial lake in the city and is known for its scenic beauty. Do enjoy the motor boat ride that will give you a better feel of the atmosphere of the lake.

You can then head back to your hotel for a delicious dinner and overnight stay.

After an early breakfast, you will be travelling to Jodhpur, by road. The travel distance is 250.6 kms and it should take you around 4 hours to reach the city of Jodhpur.

Once you have settled in your hotel you can leave for the city tour. The first destination on your itinerary is the Mehrangarh fort.

The fort consists of seven gates and it is said that these 7 gates are made by different rulers in honour of victory over Bikaner and Jaipur armies. There are also a number of small palaces that you must take a tour of, within the fort.

After this tiring visit, you can take some rest and have some dinner at your hotel.

Begin your day with breakfast at the hotel and later on, you can re-start your city tour with the Sardar Government Museum.

The museum houses around 400 sculptures, 10 ancient inscriptions, thousands of miniature paintings, ancient coins, metallic objects, arms, stuff toys, stone sculptures, inscriptions and other miscellaneous objects. We are sure it will take you sometime to go through each commodity but the tour is worth every bit.

Later on, you will head to the Khejarla Fort. This fort is nothing less a castle. If you want to experience the lifestyle of the royals, the fort is the perfect place for you. It is the perfect fusion of royal and rural styles.

Your last destination in Jodhpur is the Balsamand Lake. You must visit the lake for its beautiful sunset. It is surrounded by mountains and the sunset enhances the view of the entire picturesque lake. You can sit beside the shore of the lake and spend some time at the lake and have a peaceful retreat.

Post this lovely day, you must head back to your hotel for the night.

Today you will be travelling to the last city of your tour, Jaisalmer, so make sure you have early breakfast and get ready for the journey. The distance you need to cover is around 284 kms and it should take you around 4 hours, by road.

After completing your check-in process you will head out for the adventure sports activities at the Thar Desert.

You will have a list of sports you can pick from. You can pick from activities like Quad Biking, Dune Bashing, Para Gliding, Camel Safari and many more. Be it any of the sports, the experience you will have will be mind-boggling.

After this tiring day, you must return to your hotel to catch up on some rest.

After a filling breakfast, you will head out to explore the city further. Your first destination of the day will be the Jaisalmer Fort.

The fort is also known as the Sonar Quila by the locals. Fun fact about the fort is that a detective novel has been written based on the Jaisalmer Fort and also many movies have been filmed at the fort. Now, that’s someplace to visit.

Apart from the fort Jaisalmer also houses the Salim Singh Ki Haveli. The haveli lies within the vicinity of Jaisalmer Fort so it is a small walk after the tour of the fort. The highlight of the fort is its unique architecture. The Haveli’s roof depicts a peacock’s formation and in the background, you can see high hills overlooking the mansion. Also, the 38 gracefully carved balconies enhance its charm.

Your last destination in the city is the Indo-Pak Border. You can see the check post, the fencing of wires on the Indian side and watchtower of BSF from this checkpoint. Fun fact time, only Indians are allowed to go up to this checkpoint that is called, BP 609, and that too after proper permission from the BSF authorities.

Now it is time to head back to your hotel and start packing for your departure the next day.

You have come to an end of your Jaipur Udaipur Jodhpur Jaisalmer holiday package and all we wish is that you had a wonderful experience. Today you will be heading to the Jaisalmer airport for your flight back home. We wish to see you soon.

Upon your arrival at Udaipur airport, you will be greeted by our representative and be escorted to your hotel. After completing your check-in process you can begin with the city tour.

Today you will be visiting the Kumbhalgarh Fort. The fort was built over a period of 15 years and is perched between eleven mountain peaks. It is also the birthplace of the legendary Maharana Pratap and hence it holds a very special place in the history of Udaipur.

After the tour of the fort, you can visit the local market of Udaipur. Later on, return to your hotel for dinner and overnight stay.

After a healthy breakfast at the hotel, be ready to continue with the sightseeing tour in Udaipur.

Your first destination for the day is Sahelion Ki Bari. The garden was built for the kings to spend leisure time with their queen and it is said that the king had imported the fountains and pools of the garden all the way from England just to enhance the beauty of the place. The garden also houses a museum, which will surely catch your attention.

You can then head out to visit the Fateh Sagar Lake. This manmade lake is a sight to witness. The lake is so huge that it comprises of three small islands. You must take a motorboat ride across the lake to feel the tranquillity of the azure water.

Once you are done relaxing at the lake you can make your way to the Ambrai Ghats. The Ghats offer you the lakeside view of the Jag Mandir and at night when the Mandir is lit up, without thousands of lights, the view is even better. You must sit on the marble benches constructed at the Ghats and enjoy the cool breeze of the Lake. It will take you away from all the hustle bustle of your daily routine.

Post this relaxing and entertaining day, you must head back to your hotel for the night.

Today you will travel to the city of Mount Abu. The hill station is 164.1 kms away and the estimated time to reach the city is 3 hours. So have an early breakfast and hit the road as soon as possible.

After you complete your check-in formalities, set out to explore the city.

Your first destination will be the Guru Shikhar View Point. A very important suggestion before visiting the viewpoint is to keep your cameras handy. The viewpoint will offer you a magnificent vista of the entire city of Mount Abu and you must capture that in your camera lens. Also, you can overlook the magnificent Aravalli Mountains.

After this fun day, you can head back to your hotel for the rest of the night.

After the first meal of your day, you will re-start with your sightseeing tour.

The first attraction of the day is Nakki Lake. You can enjoy a boating experience at this huge lake. The boat ride will give you a closer look at the mountains surrounding the lake. But the most amazing part of being at the lake is that you can sit beside the shoe of the lake and enjoy the tranquil view of the surroundings.

Later on, you will head to the Dilwara Temples. The Temples are a popular site in the city and tourists from all over the world come to visit this temple. It is known for its architectural brilliance and that is something that you should look out for. The marvellous marble stone carvings make its beauty comparable to that of the Taj Mahal.

The last attraction planned for you is Mount Abu Wildlife Sanctuary. The Sanctuary is situated on one of the oldest mountain ranges in the country. There are more than 81 species of trees, 17 species of rare medicinal plants, 28 climber species and 89 shrub species that take shelter here. Also, it is the only region of Rajasthan where you can spot orchids.

Post this really busy but exciting day, make your way back to the hotel.

Make sure you have an early breakfast because today you will be going on a road trip to Jodhpur. The distance you need to cover is 262.2 kms and it should take you around 4 hours.

Once you have completed your check-in process, you can head out for your city tour.

The first destination on your list is the well-known Mehrangarh Fort. The fort gets its name from “Mehr-Garh”, “Mehr” means sun and “Garh” means fort. It is said that the walls and doors of the fort still have cannon marks of the wars that it has withstood. The architectural beauty of the place is something that will interest you further.

Post this tiring day you can return to your hotel for the overnight stay.

On your last day in the city, you will begin your city tour with the Umaid Bhavan Palace after a healthy breakfast at the hotel.

The palace is one of the most beautiful palaces in India. This youngest palace of India also houses a vintage car museum in its huge complex. But the highlight of the palace is the collection of vintage antique clocks and the art décor in the interiors.

Post this beautiful tour make your way to the Mandore Gardens. The structure of the garden houses rock terraces. It is also home to playful grey langurs and contains a variety of dark-red cenotaphs. There is also a temple within the complex that you can take a look at.

Your last destination will be Kaylana Lake. A bird lover, this lake is the perfect place for you to sit beside the shore and enjoy the view. Some of the best migratory birds fly over the skyline of the lake. You must visit the lake for its scenic beauty during sunset.

After this, you can return to your hotel to start packing for your road trip to Jaisalmer the next day.

Today you will be travelling to the last city of your tour, Jaisalmer. The distance you need to cover is around 284 kms and it should take you around 4 hours. After an early breakfast, hit the road and commence your journey.

Upon your arrival at the hotel, you can complete your check-in process and then head out for the adventure sports activities organized for you in the Thar Desert. You can pick from activities like Quad Biking, Dune Bashing, Para Gliding, Camel Safari and many more. The sports are a highlight of the city and should not be missed if you are visiting the golden city of Jaisalmer.

You can then head back to your hotel and catch up on some rest to be fresh for the next day.

After a filling breakfast, you will head out to explore the city further.

Your first destination of the day will be the Jaisalmer Fort. The fort is also known as the “Sonar Quila” by the locals. A detective novel has been written based on the Jaisalmer Fort and there also a plethora of movies that were filmed at the fort. Now, that is some place you must witness.

Jaisalmer also houses the Salim Singh Ki Haveli. If you notice the roof of the haveli is constructed in the form of a dancing peacock. The architecture is said to be one of the most ambitious constructions of its times.

Your last destination in the city is the Badal Mahal/Tazia Tower. The tower is situated at the beautiful Badal Palace Complex. It is a five storey tower reflects rich ancient art. It is said the tower was once home to the royal families of Rajasthan. It was built by Muslim craftsmen who gave it a shape of Tazia as a symbol of their religion and hence the name Tazia Tower.

Now it is time to head back to your hotel and start packing for your departure the next day.

You have reached the end of this wonderful Udaipur Mount Abu Jodhpur Jaisalmer holiday package and today you will be making your way to the Jaisalmer airport for your flight back home. We hope you made some unforgettable memories on your getaway and were happy with our assistance. See you soon.

Jaipur is the capital of Rajasthan. It was painted in pink shading a century back to pay tribute to a meeting sovereign. This city is 260 years of age and was built by Maharaja Jai Singh. Since you will be arriving to Jaipur on this day, take rest at the hotel and maybe spend the evening shopping for antiques and crafts in nearby market. Take a stroll through the streets and enjoy the vivid, rich beauty of the city. Head back to the hotel at night for rest.

After breakfast, head out to visit the Amber Fort. Also, visit the Hall of triumph, Sheesh Mahal. Toward the evening, go for a touring voyage through Jaipur. While in Jaipur also visit Maharaja’s City Palace and Ram Niwas Gardens. Drive past the Hawa Mahal. Head back to the hotel for the night!

After breakfast at the hotel, our agent will pick you up from the hotel and drive you to Udaipur. On your arrival, check in to the pre-booked hotel. Rest for some time, sip some fresh juice or hot beverage. Then in the evening head out to explore the little markets in the city. You can spend time here shopping and enjoying the beautifully lit streets of Udaipur. Head back to the hotel for the night.

After a delicious breakfast at the hotel, head out for sightseeing. Built in 1559 A.D. by Maharaja Udai Singh, the city has been depicted as the most romantic place on the mainland of India by Col. James Todd. The spots of intrigue incorporate City Palace which has a few cut galleries, curves and brightened columns, Zenana Mahal, Durbar Hall Fateh Prakash and Shambhu Niwas. Additionally visit Jagdish sanctuary and Sahelion-ki-Bari. Partake in the evening cruise on the tranquil waters of Lake Pichola. Once sightseeing is over, head back to the hotel and rest the night here.

After breakfast, drive to Mount Abu. On your arrival check in to the hotel and then head out for sightseeing. Mount Abu in the Sirohi District of Rajasthan is delightful and the only hill station in Rajasthan. It is a standout amongst the most famous retreats for vacationers. With a particular mix of the kinds of Rajasthan, Mount Abu has a portion of the best places to visit like Dilwara Jain Temples, Achal Garh, Guru Shikhar, Nakki Lake, Adhar Devi, Trevor’s crocodile Park, Sunset Point, Wildlife Sanctuary and Gaumukh. Overnight stat at Mount Abu.

Indulge in some healthy breakfast at the hotel and then drive to Jodhpur. Jodhpur is a radiant city set against a splendid blue sky. A well-known destination in Rajasthan Jodhpur was once in the past the capital of the Marwar kingdom. Present day Jodhpur has developed and extended however its royal residences, fortresses and temples remain the same. An appropriate occasion manual for Jodhpur will empower you to design your next get-away where there is such a great amount to understanding and joy. Jodhpur’s grand engineering is the thing that gets the eyes of the vacationers while touring. The compelling Mehrangarh Fort roosted on a hillock and stunning Umaid Bhawan Palace, which presently is one of world’s best legacy lodgings positively offer a look at what this mainstream fascination in Rajasthan is about. Visit these forts and walk the streets of this clamouring city. Head back to the hotel for the night.

After breakfast, our agent will pick you up and drive you to Jaisalmer. The ‘Ruler of Thar,’ Jaisalmer is inarguably one of the best destination in Rajasthan. Figured to offer visitors an unparalleled understanding, this prevalent place is the passage to socially and verifiably lavish Rajasthan. It is here in Jaisalmer that one can observe the ideal amalgamation of nature, engineering, cordiality and experience. Once you arrive here, check into the hotel and rest the night.

After a sumptuous breakfast, head out to explore the popular tourist destinations in Jaisalmer. Jaisalmer isn’t only a mainstream goal in Rajasthan, in truth it is a tourism encounter that one dreams to have. Truly, the city is about stronghold, havelis and desert. What staggers the voyagers are popular destinations here such as the Sonar Quila or Golden Fort, a living fortress with many individuals occupying inside its extensive dividers. There are forts and buildings in this city as antiquated havelis like the Nathmal Ji Ki Haveli and Salim Ji Ki Haveli that are among other essential touring places. There is a bit of Rajputana craftsmanship and culture in everything here. The picturesque Gadisar Lake and temples like Tanot Mata and Ram Devra will also be covered during this sightseeing tour. After the tour, head back to the hotel.

After breakfast, you will journey by car to the holy land of Pushkar. Once you arrive here, check in to the hotel and head out for sightseeing. Pushkar is a popular pilgrimage destination for Hindus. The place has an attractive interest with 400 temples that are blue white and various ghats. The town reverberates with droning of supplications and religious melodies, alongside drums and gongs. Among the touring places in Pushkar it is extraordinary to watch the lake lit up by the night aarti lights. The Brahma Temple is charming with its night puja chanting chimes and lamplight aradhana.

On the 10th day, your trip comes to an end. Early morning after breakfast, our agent will drop you back at the airport or railway station in Jodhpur. With bundles of memories and smile, we bid goodbye!

Once you arrive At Delhi, our executives’ will you pick you up and then drop you off at the pre-booked hotel. Delhi is where you can literally witness two different eras, each with an aura of its own. As you travel through from Old Delhi to New Delhi, you can experience the different flavors of old and new.

After breakfast at the hotel, we will explore the popular sanctuaries of Delhi, beginning with the Birla temple devoted to goddess Laxmi and God Narayan. From here we then drive to the Old Delhi region where we will visit the Jama Masjid, biggest mosque in India, worked by the Mughal ruler Shah Jahan. Visit to Old Delhi isn’t complete without visiting Chandni Chowk the most established market of Delhi. Evening we drive to Bahai temple additionally called Lotus temple. Simply close to the lotus temple is ISKON sanctuary, devoted to Lord Krishna and Radha, from here, we then visit Akshamdham temple committed to God Swami Narayan. Once the sightseeing is complete, you then head back to the hotel for the night.

Early morning, our executives will pick you up from the hotel and drive you to Pushkar. On the way, you will stop at Ajmer and explore the popular temples here. On reaching at Ajmer, we will visit the celebrated Dargarh of Muslim holy person Moinuddin Chishti. We will then head further and arrive at Pushkar. After freshening up, we will continue the temple tour and visit the well-known sanctuary committed to Lord Brahma and Savitri Temple. Later in the evening, we will explore Pushkar Lake, a blessed lake, where the general population used to take the sacred plunges. Stay the night at Pushkar.

After breakfast at the Pushkar, we will drive to Jaipur, the capital of Rajasthan. Wealthy in legacy and culture, prevalently known as the pink city, Jaipur comprises of various great Forts and royal residences. Additionally it is acclaimed for its valuable and semi valuable stones. On arrival at Jaipur, check in at the hotel and stroll through the close by markets here. Evening we will continue for the supper at nearby eatery while enjoying the Rajasthani Dance.

After breakfast, we continue our sightseeing tour in Jaipur, beginning with Amber Fort, situated on the edges of Jaipur. The fortress is very much protected and has gathering of works of art, fine arts, arms and different assets of the regal family. Here we will likewise visit the Shila Devi temple one of the most established sanctuary. From here we drive to the downtown area visiting the city royal residence and exhibition hall, where the illustrious family still used to live, and a large portion of the castle is changed over into historical center. Here we will visit the Govind Dev Ji Temple dedicated to Lord Krishna and Radha. From here we will visit the renowned Birla temple, worked in white marbles, and an essential milestone of Jaipur. Spend the night relaxing at your comfortable room.

Today early morning we set out toward a lengthy drive towards our next destination – Jodhpur. Established by Rao Jodha in 1459, it is presently the second biggest city of Rajasthan state. It is called as a “Blue City”. On landing here, check in at the hotel and take some rest.

Today, the city visit starts with the visit to the fundamental fascination here “Mehrangarh Fort” the massive fortress towers over the blue city. Inside the fortification dividers is a royal residence complex and system of patios that feature a case of Rajput engineering. It houses an exhibition hall that has an astonishing accumulation of Indian eminence adornments, howdahs, miniatures and arsenal. Jaswant Thada is our next stop which is the white marble dedication of Maharaja Jaswant Singh II.

From here, we drive towards Mount Abu, enroute, we will visit Ranakpur Jain sanctuaries. The primary sanctuary is “Chaumukha Mandir” (Four Faced Temple) which is devoted to Adinath.

We then drive to Mount Abu, a well-known hill station of Rajasthan, lies in the Aravalli slopes of Rajasthan. Once you arrive here, check in at the hotel and rest the night!

After breakfast, we continue for the touring of Mount Abu and visit Dilwara Jain Temples assembled in eleventh century. These sanctuaries are devoted to Jain Tirthankara, Adinath. From here visit the Nakki Lake. And then, we head to Guru Shikhar, the popular sanctuary of Guru Dattatreya. Overnight stay at the hotel.

Today we will be heading to our last stop, Udaipur, which is an excellent city of lakes, castles, lavish lodgings and so on. On reaching at Udaipur, check in to the hotel and later continue for the touring of Udaipur. Visit the City Palace historical centre which incorporates of the sublime and shower lobbies with mosaics, glass and mirror work. Later we will cover the other visitor locales of Udaipur that included Fateh Sagar Lake, Bagore-ki-Haveli, and Saheliyon-ki-Bari and Jagdish sanctuary. Head to Lake Pichola for the evening and then get back to the hotel for the night.

On the 10th day, your tour comes to an end. With memories umpteen and all smiles, we head back home.

India’s capital and a noteworthy passage to the nation, Delhi is a clamouring city which displays a beautiful blend of new and old.

Once you arrive at Delhi, our agent will pick you up and drop you off at the hotel. You will then visit Humayun’s Tomb. This tomb was built in mid sixteenth century and displays the excellence of Mughal architecture. You will also visit Qutub Minar, India Gate, President House and other govt. structures. The sightseeing session will then end with a visit to Laxmi Narayan Temple (Birla Mandir). Next morning, after breakfast, visit Old Delhi and Jama Masjid, the biggest mosque in India.

Mandawa district became a force to be reckoned with in the fourteenth century when various Muslim families moved into the zone and the towns.

Leave for Mandawa. Arrive at Mandawa and check in at pre-booked hotel. Evening, visit Mandawa (Shekawati district). This area is popular for painted havelis (houses) the greater part of which go once again from the eighteenth century. Visit the havelis in Mandawa and different towns of Shekhawati district. Rest for a good night sleep at the hotel.

Bikaner is a desert town established in 1488 by Rao Bikaji.

After breakfast, leave for Bikaner. Arrive at Bikaner and then check into the hotel. Spend the evening sightseeing across Bikaner. Visit the Junagarh Fort which was constructed somewhere in the range of 1588 and 1593 by a general in the armed force of the Mughal Emperor, Akbar. The fortress has a 986m long divider with 37 bastions and two passageways; this is presumably one of a kind in Asia and has a large number of camels. Head back to the hotel for the night.

After breakfast, outing to Karni Mata Temple, Deshnoke. In the evening, leave for Jaisalmer.

Popularly known as the ‘heart’ of Thar Desert, Jaisalmer is a medieval town with marvellous structures.

After breakfast, voyage through Jaisalmer. Visit the fortress – the Fort worked by Rawal Jaisal. The beautifully designed houses Jain temples of the twelfth to fifteenth hundreds of years, Patwon Ki Haveli – a five story chateau with cut columns and paintings of Salim Singh. Likewise visit Gadsisar, which had once provided water to the city; the sanctuaries and openings around it have been worked by a concubine. Evening, outing to Sam – 45 km away, known for its sand rises and is the scene for the Desert celebration. Get the genuine feel of the desert by getting a charge out of a camel ride on the sand rises and witness a brilliant nightfall. Come back to Jaisalmer for a night in the hotel.

Jodhpur is a beautiful city that displays the rich crafts and culture of Rajasthan.

After breakfast, leave for Jodhpur. After arrival in Jodhpur check into the hotel. Toward the evening, voyage through Jodhpur: Visit the Mehrangarh Fort which truly signifies “Glorious Fort”, situated at the centre of the city. There are three entryways, each built to honour the legends. It has an accumulation of melodic instruments, palanquins, furniture and guns on the fortification. Also visit Jaswant Thada. This is a marble cenotaph built in 1899, in remembrance of Maharaja Jaswant Singh II. Uncommon representations of Jodhpur’s rulers are, likewise, to be seen at Jaswant Thada.

Mount Abu is a hill station in Rajasthan, home to beautiful Lakes and temples!

After breakfast, leave for Mount Abu. On landing check in to the hotel. Spend the evening strolling through Mount Abu which is the main hill station in the province of Rajasthan. Visit the Dilwara Jain temple, which is one of the most popular tourist attraction in Mt. Abu. Here there are two other temples which was built in 1031 and is devoted to the primary tirthankar, Adinath. The other one is known as Tejpal temple and it was built in 1230 AD and is devoted to Neminath – the 22nd tirthankar.

After breakfast, leave for Udaipur. On the way, you can stop at the famous temples here. The group of sanctuaries, made of complicatedly etched white marble display marvellous architecture. The principle temple is upheld on 1,444 column. After the visit, drive to Udaipur.

Also known as the city of Lakes, Udaipur displays an artistic excellence and is home to some of the most beautiful royal residencies.

After breakfast, visit the city of Udaipur. Visit the City Palace which is the biggest castle complex in Rajasthan, Sahelion ki Bari or Garden of the Maids of Honor, Jagdish sanctuary. Appreciate the artistic design and spend time unwinding in these renowned destinations.

After breakfast, leave for Pushkar, enroute visiting Chittorgarh. This little town was sacked 3 times from 1303 to 1568 by a more grounded adversary and on each event, the end was “Jauhar”. Proceed further to Pushkar. Once you arrive at Pushkar, visit the blessed Lake of Pushkar which is accepted to have been made by Lord Brahma himself. It is as vital as Banaras or Puri. It is believed that your journey is complete if only you take a plunge in the sacred Pushkar Lake. Pushkar has 400 sanctuaries and 52 Ghats. While Pushkar is a paradise for the Hindus, it is also known for its most brilliant steer’s fairs – the Pushkar Fair.

After breakfast, explore the markets of Pushkar. Evening, leave for Jaipur – The Pink City: Visit the City Palace which has exhibition hall having a broad accumulation of workmanship, rugs, veneer product and weapons; Jantar Mantar – the observatory assembled my Maharaja Jai Singh in 1728 and the façade of Hawa Mahal.

After breakfast, journey to Amber Fort. You can partake in a fun-filled elephant ride here. Also visit Golden Fort which is located 11 kms from Jaipur. Amber was the old capital of Jaipur state. Development of the place started in 1592 by Raja Man Singh, the Rajput authority of Akbar’s armed force and displays the beautiful Rajput design.

Early Morning drive to Delhi International Airport. With beautiful memories, journey back home.