Tour Schedule

Day 01: Landing in Delhi

On landing in Delhi air terminal or railroad station, our delegate will meet you to get you and move to your lodging. Rest of the day is at your relaxation. Remain for the time being at Lodging.

Day 02: Delhi Take a

sightseeing tour of New and Old Delhi in the morning with an English-speaking guide. Continue to the city’s historical landmarks, such as Qutab Minar, and then pay a visit to the Birla Temple and the mausoleum of Mughal Emperor Humayun. Drive past Rashtrapati Bhawan (President’s Home), Parliament House and Secretariat building. Further on, continue to the Red Post, worked in 1648 by the Mughal Sovereign Shah Jehan and Jama Masjid, quite possibly of the biggest mosque in India. Visit Chandni Chowk, a conventional shopping center point to experience life in the old city. The visit will likewise incorporate visits to Raj Ghat and Shanti Vana, incineration locales of Mahatma Gandhi and Jawaharlal Nehru. Go back to your hotel. Short-term at the inn.

Day 03: Delhi – Neemrana

After the relaxed breakfast drive to Neemrana. Around 120 kms from Delhi, Neemrana is a clamoring vacationer location well known for post is based on a slope. Upon appearance in Neemrana, registration at the inn. Stay the night at the hotel.

Day 04: Neemrana – Jaipur

After breakfast at the lodging drive to Jaipur. A morning pass through the wonderful Aravali slopes, you will actually want to cover the 138 kilometer distance in around 3 hours.

Upon appearance in Jaipur, registration at the inn. The remainder of the day will be yours to spend at recreation. Short term visit in inn.

Day 05: Jaipur

After breakfast at the inn, continue for a touring visit through the City, beginning with Golden Stronghold. Additionally, you can take a one-of-a-kind excursion on an elephant to and from the Fort’s perch on top of the hill.

The visit will likewise incorporate visits to Sanctuary of Kali, the Lobby of Triumph or Jai Mahal and Jagmandir. Additionally, pay a visit to the Maharaja’s City Palace, a former royal residence that has been transformed into a museum that houses valuable Rajput and Mughal paintings, rare manuscripts, and weapons. Pass through the pink-rose private and business regions, past the Hawa Mahal or Royal residence of Winds, which is the milestone of Jaipur. Short term visit in the inn in Jaipur.

Day 06: Jaipur – Pushkar

Morning drive to Pushkar. Make a pit stop in Ajmer to see “Dargah,” a famous Muslim holy site. Then continue to Pushkar, upon appearance look into inn. Later visit different sanctuaries and ghats and sacred Pushkar Lake. There are in excess of 400 hundred sanctuaries in Pushkar however the principal fascination being the sanctuary of Ruler Brahma, the main sanctuary in India devoted to Brahma. On the off chance that it is the period of October/November you are fortunate to partake on the planet well known dairy cattle fair of Pushkar. Rest of the time totally allowed to investigate the Pushkar all alone. Short term visit in the inn.

Day 07: Pushkar – Ranthambore

Morning leave by surface for Sawai-madhopur (approx 270 kms).Sawai Madhopur is the section highlight Ranthambore Public Park, which is encircled by the Vindhyas and the Aravali Slopes. In the midst of huge, bone-dry and stripped lots of the desert environment of Rajasthan lies the desert garden of biomass. The Ranthambore Public Park is spread over an area of 392 sq. kms of thick woodland with nullahas and cascades. On appearance in Sawai Madhopur move to your hotel. Tiger, Panther, Hyena, Jackal, Jungle Cat, Caracal, Sloth Bear, Chital, Nilgai, Wild Boar, Chinkara, Indian Hare, Mongoose, Leopard, Ratal, Fox, and Sambar Deer, the park’s pride, can be viewed during a late afternoon jungle safari in a private Jeep for four people or a Canter for twenty people. Return to the hotel late at night. Dinner and a night in the hotel are included.

Day 08: Ranthambore

Morning and night wilderness safari by four wheel jeep/lope. Photograph the magnificent mammals, such as leopards, Indian gazelles, Nilgai (blue bull), Chital, Sambar, and mongooses, that you frequently see in the forest. The ample scope of birds and water bodies can likewise be shorted all through your camera. At night you will be directed to Ranthambore Stronghold and Jogi Mahal tracing all the way back to the 10th century likewise see a popular second biggest Banyan tree in India. Short term visit in the lodging in Ranthambore.

Day 09: Ranthambore – Kota

Partake in an early morning safari into the recreation area. After breakfast, drive to Kota, the biggest modern town, on the banks of the waterway Chambal. This town is very notable for its saris as well as a smaller than expected school of craftsmanship, work in hunting scenes. On appearance, complete the registration customs at your lodging. Afterward, leave for a city visit. Visit Jag Mandir, which was built on an island in Kishore Sagar Lake by one of Kota’s queens. Partake in a boat ride here. Afterward, visit the Govt. Museum. The last visit of the day is to the well known nurseries of Chambal and Babble Bilas. Short-term in Kota.

Day 10: Day 9: Drive to

Chittorgarh following breakfast. Kota, Bundi, and Chittorgarh On the way, stop at Bundi. Visit the Taragarh Post or Star Stronghold – a lovely white fortress that is presently in a bedraggled state and Chhatra Sagar – a town local area exhibition where scaled down paintings are shown that portray examples from ‘Raslila’ – the Radha-Krishna story. The final stop in Bundi is Sukh Mahal, a fort with stunning royal cenotaphs made of white marble and situated on the shores of Lake Jait Sagar. Continue to Chittorgarh. Visit Chittorgarh Fort, India’s largest fort, following check-in. Leave for Bijaipur Palace for a short term visit.

Day 11: Bijaipur – Udaipur

After breakfast drive to Udaipur. On landing in Udaipur meet our delegate who will help you on registration at your assigned lodging. Udaipur, also known as the “City of Dreams” or “Venice of the East,” is probably the most stunning Indian city. An impetuous gathering of colorful nurseries loaded up with sprouting trees and extravagant island castles sparkling in reflect – quiet lakes – that is Udaipur. The city was laid out by Maharaja Udai Singh, who spurred the Mewar capital here following the third and last sack of Chittaur in 1566. Udai Singh was head of the essential Rajput family, the Sisodias, who guarantee direct drop from the Sun god. Stay the night in Udaipur.

Day 12: Sightseeing in

Udaipur After breakfast at the hotel, take a sightseeing tour of the city that includes a stop at the City Palace. Here, rooms with mirrored walls and ivory doors, colorful glass casements, galleries with inlaid marble, and the Peacock Courtyard are all on display. Additionally visit the delightful nursery called “Sahelion-ki-Bari”, the Jagdish Sanctuary and the neighborhood people Historical center. At night partake in the speedboat journey on the Lake Pichola and during boat ride visit the Jag Mandir Castle an island royal residence in the focal point of the lake. Invest a few energy at the Jag Mandir Castle and get once again to your inn. Stay the night in Udaipur.

Day 13: Udaipur – Kumbhalgarh

Morning drive to Kumbhalgarh enroute visiting the popular Ranakpur Jain sanctuaries, you will be entranced at the sanctum view with 200 bowls, none of which are comparative, supporting its 28 lobbies. Additionally visit the sanctuary of Sun God with its suggestive sculptures. Arrive at Kumbhalgarh, look into inn. Underhanded 90 kms northwest of Udaipur, the city has the fascination of the colossal stronghold, included by a 36 kms in length wall with 7 brilliant entryways and 7 railings. The multi-layered structures, sanctuaries and castles inside these walls need time to be found. Short-term in Kumbhalgarh.

Day 14: Kumbhalgarh – Jodhpur

After breakfast at the lodging drive to Jodhpur. The city is covered by a high wall – 10 kms in length with 8 doors and various support points. Rao Jodha established the Rathore family in Jodhpur in 1458 Promotion. Jodhpur is well known for its post called “Mehrangarh Stronghold”, this great stronghold was slashed out of the stones and the city of Jodhpur appeared out of the sands of the Thar Desert to frame the flourishing realm of Marwar, encompassing about 36,000 sq miles and intentionally put on the trade course among Delhi and the Center East. Short-term in Jodhpur.

Day 15: Jodhpur Touring

Morning continue for touring visit through Jodhpur visiting the doorway to the desert past, home of the Rathores of Marwar the “Mehrangarh Post”, growing up a hilly scarp. The Stronghold spreads north of 5 kms on a slope. It houses a royal residence complicatedly brightened with long engraved sheets and latticed windows carefully molded from red sandstone. It likewise has a gallery with a rich gathering of carts, howdahs, lofty supports, little compositions of different schools, society music devices, outfits and invigorating ordnance. Later visit Jaswant Thada, to one side of the Mehrangarh Post complex. It was erected as a royal memorial to Maharaja Jaswant Singh II, the thirty-third Rathore monarch of Jodhpur, in the nineteenth century. Short-term in Jodhpur.

Day 16: Jodhpur – Jaisalmer

After breakfast at the lodging, drive to Jaisalmer. This city was laid out in 1157 by the Bhati sovereign, Jaisal, to reestablish the old capital Lodawa, which has been checked excessively vulnerable to attacks from adjoining families. Suspended on a high peak inside the ordering embrace of the Meru Mountains and encased by strong yellow sandstone defenses and prepared walls, it was solid. The Jain merchants and bankers of Jaisalmer spent a lot of money on domestic structural design, most notably on the construction of the famous Jaisalmer havelis, or mercantile houses, with their involved trellis-work balconies, decorated windows, and vaulted arches. Its location directly on the most important camel group route to Sindh, which is now in Pakistan, brought its Jain merchants and bankers grand fortune (and an exterior image of status). Short-term at Jaisalmer.

Day 17: Jaisalmer Touring

After breakfast head to entire day touring visit through the Jaisalmer, it is otherwise called “Brilliant City”. You will be directed to Sonar Stronghold – The post was developed in 1156 by the Rajput. The fort, with its ninety-nine pillars rising 100 meters above the city, is a magnificent sight in the afternoon sun. The stronghold is placed through a startling series of tremendous doors principal to an enormous patio. Additionally, go to Gandhi Sagar Tank, Salim-Singh-Ki-Haveli, and Patwon-Ki-Haveli. In the early evening take a trip to Sam Sand Ridges for visiting the trademark Rajasthani Desert Town. View the nightfall from the ridges. Short-term at the Desert Camp.

Day 18: Jaisalmer – Bikaner

Subsequent to eating at the camp leave for Bikaner through Nagaur – The memorable, prepared town of Nagaur lies about in the middle among Jodhpur and Bikaner. The city of Nagaur traces all the way back to forward century A.D and was at the focal point of Muslim assaults from Focal Asia.

Upon appearance look into lodging. In general, Bikaner is known as the camel state; the city is notable for the best riding camels on the planet. The camel you can find in each field-hauling weighty trucks, shipping grains or chipping away at wells, camels are the significant accomplices and assistants. The wells of Bikaner are a significant wellspring of water from different attractions of the city. These are built on high platforms and can be seen even from a distance because they have tiny minaret towers on each of the four corners. Evening is at relaxation. Short-term in Bikaner.

Day 19: Bikaner – Mandawa

After breakfast drive to Mandawa, laid out mid-eighteenth hundred years, it has alluring frescos in the massive rough post (c1755) developed by Thakur N. Singh. From Mandawa Fort’s patio, you can get a great view of the town. Significant assortment of weapons with emerald handles, customary stylized dresses should be visible in the gallery inside the post. You will be flabbergasted at the sight by the post ready with 52 rooms and no 2 rooms are comparative. Short-term in Mandawa.

Day 20: Mandawa – Delhi

After breakfast take a mobile visit through improved ‘havelis’ with brilliant paints of the main business families. However they as of now not live here, the nearby attendants are satisfied to outline the voyagers around. A visit to Chowkhani Haveli, Gulab Rai Ladia Haveli and Mohan Lal Saraf Haveli will leave you enchanted. Explore frescoes for the majority of the day. In the early evening leave for Delhi, upon appearance look into lodging. Short-term in Delhi.

Day 21: Departure from

Delhi In the early morning, a representative from our office will meet you at the hotel and take you to the international airport of Delhi to board your subsequent flight.