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Duration- 9 Days 8 Nights
Start- Jaipur
End- Jodhpur
Your Rajasthan journey starts from Jaipur- the Pink City. Upon arrival, check in to your hotel and get on board for your first stop. Your first adventure in Jaipur is Nahargarh Fort, the 18th-century fort that offers panoramic views of the city, with its courtyards, palaces, and ramparts. On the same Aravalli Hills is a 15th-century structure that is called Jaigarh Fort, your next stop. Explore the impressive arsenals at the fort, offering a beautiful sunset view to tourists and locals. End your day with evening aarti at the iconic Birla Mandir.
Start your day with a morning visit to Amber Fort, one of the most famous landmarks in Rajasthan. You can either take a jeep or an elephant ride to explore the fort’s intricate architecture. Continue your ride to the picturesque Jal Mahal in the middle of the Man Sagar Lake to click some vibrant pictures. In the afternoon, visit the vibrant ‘Pink City’ of Jaipur. Start with City Palace, the royal residence of the titular prince of Jaipur. Then make your way to Jantar Mantar, an 18th-century astronomical observatory. End of day by stopping at Hawa Mahal and Albert Hall to take some astonishing pictures.
Depart from Jaipur to explore the City of Lakes- Udaipur while taking a brief stop in Pushkar. Located approximately 150 kilometers from Jaipur, Pushkar is popular for its sacred Pushkar Lake and Brahma Temple. Upon arrival in Pushkar, stop and stroll around the Pushkar Lake which is surrounded by various ghats and temples. Next, visit one of the most popular Brahma temples in India. The temple has a distinctive red spire and cravings, making it a popular sacred hindu site. After your visit, make your way to Udaipur.
Your Udaipur tour starts with a visit to the magnificent City Palace, exploring its palaces, courtyards, and gardens while enjoying the stunning view of Lake Pichola. Take a serene boat ride in the tranquil waters of Pichola Lake. Head to Jagdish Mandir, a Lord Vishnu temple built in the 16th century.
Head to Saheliyon-ki-Bari in the afternoon. The garden is delighted with ornamental fountains and marble pavilions. In the evening, head to Bagore ki Haveli, a historic mansion turned into a museum and cultural center. End your evening by enjoying the Rajasthani folk dance at the Haveli.
Begin your day with an early, delicious breakfast and leave for Jodhpur, while stopping at the Ranakpur Jain temple. This 15th-century temple offers a mesmerizing view with its stunning architecture, featuring around 1400 uniquely carved marble pillars. Explore the shrines and halls of this temple dedicated to Adinath. After that, make your way to Jodhpur, the blue city.
The first stop in Jodhpur is Mehrangarh Fort. One of the largest forts in India, standing tall on a 400-foot-high hill, offers a captivating view of the city. Take your second stop at Jaswant Thada, a cenotaph built in memory of Maharaja Jaswant Singh III. After a delicious Rajasthani lunch in the afternoon, visit the most famous shopping market in Jodhpur, the Clock Tower Market. End your day by exploring Umaid Bhawan Palace, a stunning mixed architectural design from classical to western art deco style museum, and a luxurious hotel.
Next, head to the ‘Golden City’ of Jaisalmer, located approximately 290 kilometers from Jodhpur. Leave after having a delectable breakfast. Jaisalmer is popular for its stunning sandstone architecture, traditional Rajasthani culture, and the vast Thar desert. Arrive in the city and make your only stop at the old city of Jaisalmer to witness a beautiful sunset among the golden hues of the buildings and vibrant markets.
Start your Jaisalmer tour by first exploring the 12th century largest living forts, Jaisalmer Fort also known as Sonar Quila. Take your next stop at Gadisar Lake, an artificial lake built in the 14th century to meet the primary water needs of the city. Head next to Patwa ki Haveli with intricate architecture built in the 19th century. Later, stop by the former royal residence, the Mandir Palace, only viewing the exterior of the palace. End the day by embarking on camel or jeep safari to the Sam Sand Dunes. The dunes located around 45 kilometers from Jaisalmer allow a thrilling ride and a breathtaking sunset view.
On the final day, depart from Jaisalmer to Jodhpur, from there catch your flight or train back to Pune. On your way, take a one last look at the stunning landscapes, the captivating regions and architectural wonders of Rajasthan. Reflect back on all the souvenirs, photographs and memories while the tour ends.
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Q.- What is the best time to visit Rajasthan?
A.- Tourists usually travel between November to February as the weather stays pleasant during this period. Generally, the temperature is hot in summers and winters both because of the desert areas. Under the British Raj it was called as Rajputana which means the land of Rajputs.
Q.- Are there any clothing restrictions in Rajasthan?
A.- No, you can wear anything you like. Prefer casual clothing during day time, and modest clothing is suggested for sacred sites. The tourists try traditional Rajasthani outfits like Ghagra and Choli for women and Dhoti and Angarkha for men on the heritage sites.
Q.- What is included in the package?
A.- To see what is included in the tour package, check the inclusions section of the tour itinerary. Extra activities, museum tickets, boat rides are not included in the package. For further enquiries, you can talk with our representatives.
Q.- Do we get a guide for fort and museum tours?
A.- Guides are not included in the tour package. However, tourists can hire them according to their preferences. For further enquiries, you can talk with our representatives.
