Duration : 10 Nights and 11 Days
Cities Covered: Delhi, Bikaner, Jaisalmer, Jodhpur, Mount Abu, Udaipur, Chittorgarh, Ajmer, Pushkar, Jaipur
Day 01: Delhi – Bikaner
Pick-up from Delhi and drive to Bikaner. You are transferred to the hotel. Over-night stay at the hotel in Bikaner.
Day 02: Bikaner – Jaisalmer
After breakfast, visit Junagarh Fort, Bhandasar Jain Temples, enjoy sunset views of the desert and taste camel’s milk and ride on its back at the world-famous National Camel Breeding Farm. And then drive to Jaisalmer. Jaisalmer is famous for its carved havelis (grand mansions). You will realise that Jaisalmer is an exotic marvel of beautiful culture. Stay overnight at your hotel in Jaisalmer.
Day 03: Jaisalmer
After breakfast, go on a sightseeing tour of the city covering stunning Jain temples inside the Sonar Quila. The palace museum inside this fort exhibits a rich collection of imperial dresses and artifacts belonging to the royal family of Jaisalmer, Havelis with convoluted designs and latticed windows such as Patwaon-ki-Haveli and the Gadisar Lake, which seems beautiful at sunset. Late in the evening, drive about 40 kms away from Jaisalmer to Sam dunes and enjoy the camel cart ride to the Sunset Point (DIRECT PAYAMENT BASIS)and Sam Sand Dunes. Stay overnight in Hotel in Jaisalmer.
Day 04: Jaisalmer – Jodhpur
After breakfast transfer to the Jodhpur. Jodhpur is the second largest city in Rajasthan and is also known as the blue city as most of the houses of the old city are painted blue. The old city is surrounded by a 10 km long wall, which has 101 bastions and seven gates. Check-in at the hotel. Half-day sight-seeing of Jodhpur including the Mehrangarh Fort, which was built on a steep hill. The fort is among the best in India with exquisitely latticed windows in residential complexes. Later proceed to Jaswhant Thada, a royal cenotaph built in white marble. You also stroll down the markets of Jodhpur. Stay over night stay at the hotels.
Day 05: Jodhpur – Mount Abu
After enjoying breakfast, check out from the hotel & drive to Mount Abu, which is one such picturesque tourist spot, which is ideally located amidst beautiful surroundings. Tourists come from all over India and abroad to see the most green and serene part of Rajasthan. Though the state is more known for its dry and arid features, but Mount Abu tour would take you by awe, with its green surround. Being a hill retreat, Mount Abu enjoys cool and pleasant climate and makes the tourists visiting enjoy the cool breeze accompanied by spectacular views, to make the holiday turn into a dream come true. Overnight at Mount Abu Hotels.
Day 06: Mount Abu – Udaipur
After enjoying breakfast and a leisurely morning, transfer to the Udaipur check in the hotels and Stay overnight at the hotel in Udaipur.
Day 07: Udaipur
After enjoying breakfast, go on a sightseeing tour of Sahelion-Ki-Bari. Hereon, proceed to visit the Museum of Folk Art, which has a rich collection of folk dresses, puppets, dolls, masks, ornaments, folk musical instruments and paintings on display. Thereafter, visit the City Palace, the biggest palace complex in India, where four generations of Maharajas added mansions and palaces. Also visit the museum at the palace, which includes the beautiful peacock mosaic and miniature wall paintings of Indian mythology. In the evening, take a boat ride on the lake Pichola.
Day 08: Udaipur – Chittorgarh
Early in the morning after enjoying breakfast transfer to Chittorgarh, also called Chittaur. Visit to The Chittaur Fort- regarded as one of the most outstanding forts of the country and is indeed the “Pride of Rajasthan State”. Followed by a visit to Water Fort, Tower of Victory – (Vijay Stambh), Tower of Fame – (Kirti Stambh), Gaumukh Reservoir, Rana Kumbha Palace, Padmini Palace, Meera Temple (Meera Mandir),Kalika Mata Temple (Kalikamata Mandir), Fateh Prakash Palace – (Government Museum), Jain Temples (Jain Mandir – Sattavish devri).Overnight stay in the hotel.
Day 09: Chittorgarh – Ajmer – Pushkar
After enjoying breakfast, check out from the Hotel. Visit important pilgrimage places of Hindus and is famous for having the only temple in the world, dedicated to Lord Brahma. Enroute to Pushkar, visit Dargah Sharif at Ajmer. On arrival at Pushkar, visit the famous Brahma Temple. Plan your travel in accordance with the annual Camel Fair. Take a holy dip in the Pushkar Lake and visit its 52 bathing Ghats and more than 500 temples. Each of them has their own legends of miraculous powers and powers of healing and display a variety of architectural styles. Pushkar is also known all over the world for its beautiful roses and rose essence. In the evening, visit the Rose Garden. Overnight stay at hotel.
Day 10: Pushkar – Jaipur
After breakfast, visit to the ancient capital of the Kachhawaha Rajputs, Amber. Pay directly for your Elephant ride or for the Jeep ride up the fort. Afternoon sight-seeing of Hawa Mahal – the palace of wind. Later visit the City Palace and the apartment housing museums with an array of textiles, costumes, arms, weapons and paintings and finally visit Jantar-Mantar, the observatory built by Maharaja Jai Singh-II. Overnight stay at hotel.
Day 11: Jaipur – Delhi
After breakfast and a leisurely morning, check out of the hotel and drive to Delhi. You are dropped at railway station/airport to catch your flight train for your onward journey. End of the tour with ultimate memories of holidays.
Package Inclusions:
- Daily Breakfast
- Hotel Accommodation as per the itinerary
- All Sightseeing as per the itinerary
- All hotel related taxes
- All transport related taxes, Parking & Driver bata etc
Package Exclusions:
- Any Air Fare
- Major Mean: Lunch and Dinner
- Services of the vehicle on leisure days and for sightseeing not included in the itinerary
- Alcoholic/aerated beverages, bottled water and starters
- Camera fees and Entrance fees at all tourist attractions mentioned in the itinerary
- Medical and travel insurance
- Applicable peak seasons charges
- All personal expenses, optional tours and extra meals
- 5 % Government Service Tax
- Anything not mentioned under “Inclusions”
