Tour Itinerary

Day 01 Arrive Delhi

Reach the capital of India, Delhi, here you will get warm traditional Indian greetings and will be guided to the hotel.

 
Day 02 New Delhi Sightseeing

After the relaxed and leisurely morning, leave for a tour of the royal city New Delhi. En route pass through the Raisina Hill to sight the President House, Parliament House past the magnificent India Gate, visit Quatab Minar, Humanyu’s tomb, Birla temple and the Lotus temple. In the evening visit the Red Fort to see the “Son et Lumire” show that is interplay of vibrant lights with the sound tracing the olden times of memorial till date.

Day 03 Old Delhi Sightseeing / Mandawa (259 kms)

Explore Old Delhi by visiting Red Fort, which is the most wealthy bastion and fort of a Mughal Emperor Shah Jahan and also stopover Jama Masjid which is the India’s largest mosque. Memorial place of Mahatma Gandhi “Raj Ghat” is also a must see place. Afterwards drive towards Mandawa which is the triangular region between Delhi, Bikaner and Jaipur which further includes Sikar, Churu and Jhunjhuniun districts of Rajasthan.

Day 04 Mandawa Sightseeing / Bikaner (190 kms)

This morning see the Mandawa-Shekhwati. The semi desert district of Shekhwati is commonly called as Rajasthan’s open air art gallery. Shekhwati is totally a unique district, as there is no other place in the entire world where there are hundreds of temples, haveli’s, wells, cenotaphs and forts. Also, stopover visit the haveli’s in Mandawa remarkably the Ladia Havelis and the Chokhani Saraf where the terrace offers a panoramic view of the entire town. Watch the astonishing frescoes on the walls of the homes and also the medieval paintings of Shekhawati. In the afternoon drive to Bikaner.

Day 05 Bikaner Sightseeing / Jaisalmer (333 Kms)

In the early morning make a tour of the Bikaner City and visit the stunning fort, the Junagarh Fort, which was built in 1611 AD. The other palaces which are a must visit include Karan Mahal, Anup Mahal, and also the Bijai Phool Mahal. Afterwards move towards Jaisalmer which is the ancient bastion on the Caravan way linking India with Arabia, Persia and the Mediterranean.

Day 06 Jaisalmer Sightseeing / Desert Camel Safari

Today embark a half day tour of the forts of Jaisalmer. Later visit the Gadisar Tank and also the huge houses better called as havelis, some of them are the Premediaval Patwon Ki Haveli, Nathamal Ki Haveli, and Salim Shah Haveli with intricately carved screens on the front walls and the customary traditional architecture.

Desert Camel Safari:
In the afternoon take a Desert Camel Safari for the Sam Sand Dunes on the corners of the Desert National Park which is situated in the middle of the Thar Desert. This kind of camp certainly re-erects the magical feeling of the traditional Medieval Desert Camp out on the trade route. Furthermore, the camp facilitates all kind of comforts and accommodations which consists of Swiss Cottage Type Tents with affixed bathrooms with both the cold and the hot water. After taking the camel ride in the Thar Desert, the visitors can spend a relaxed evening around the campfore, taking pleasure in the dance and musical performances by the Langha, the tribe of the professional singers.

Day 07 Depart Jodhpur & Sightseeing (285 Kms)

Have the breakfast at the camp and leave for Jodhpur, the Great Indian Desert, located on the sand stone hills bounded by a tough wall which is about 6 miles long with 7 entrance gates. In the afternoon also visit the Meherangarh Fort, alter drive to the old city and also the Clock Tower close to the largest spice market in sub continent. Visit to Jaswant Thada Cenotaph, which is the royal burial site and worthseeing. Then precede to experience the most momentous modern 20th century Fort, the Umaid Bhavan and also its museums making it undoubtedly a treasure trove.

Day 08 Depart Mt. Abu / Sightseeing (326 Kms)

In the morning travel to Mount Abu which is located 4000 feet above the sea level, and is a solitary hill station that is also a pilgrimage hub for Jains. In the afternoon visit the world popular Dilwara Jain Temple which includes five Jain Temples which were built in the starting of the 11th century with complex ornamental carvings which characterizes the climax in the ability of adornment stones Brahmin Kumari Ashram, Nikki Lake, Gyan Sarovar and Peace Park.

Day 09 Mt. Abu / Ranakpur / Udaipur(175 Kms)

This morning leave for Udaipur and while traveling visit Ranakpur temples of Jains which was constructed in the 15th century in the beautiful valleys of Aravallis. The temple has a beautiful and a grand structure with about 1400 pillars which are completely different from each other. Moreover, the thrilling shade and light is totally stirring. After getting free from there in the afternoon explore the colorful bazaar of Udaipur.

Day 10 Udaipur Sightseeing

Today visiting the attractions of Udaipur including the City Palace, and also visit the Sahelion-ki-bari, Fateh Sagar Lake, Pratap Smarak (a memorial to the legendary warrior Bhartiya Lok Mandal, Rana pratap museum).

Day 11 Udaipur / Kota (270 kms)

Today morning travel to Kota which has an interesting combination of the New and the Old Rajasthan and also called as the industrial capital of Rajasthan. The fort is the main tourist attraction apart the might Chambal River. In the afternoon visit the museums and various elaborately painted chambers of Kota. Furthermore, The Ghazi Gate in Kota is also worth visiting as it is popular for its terrific mirror work, ivory inlaid doors and ebony.

Day 12 Kota / Ranthambore Game Viewing (110 kms)

This day takes a lifetime experience by taking a one hour Mountain Air’s fantastic Magic Mountain Flight of the impressive Himalayas to watch Mt. Everest. In the afternoon visit the gorgeous town of Pashupatinath, Bhaktapur and Bodhnat. Also, visit Patan which is the second largest city in the valley. Last, but not the least, before coming back to hotel stop at the Tibetan Refugee Craft Centre.

Day 13 Ranthambore / Jaipur (175 kms)

Drive to Jaipur which is called as the Pink City and also is the capital of Rajasthan. At the time of traveling visit the 17th century Palace of Amber. Way up to the Palace on Gaily Caparisoned Elephant to various forts with rooms and wonderful beauty which includes the world’s excellent chambers of mirrors and the Kali temple. Later in the afternoon stopover the Maharaja’s City Palace, where one can experience imposing blend of customary Mughal Art and Rajasthan. Also, Jantar Mantar-an accurate observatory, Birla White Marble temple and the Hawa Mahal- the palace of winds (a five storied structure with a magnificent pyramidal façade, hanging windows with latticed displays, spires and domes) are worth visiting.

Day 14 Jaipur / Fatehpur Sikri / Agra (232 kms)

Drive Agra all the way through the countryside where you can experience village women clothed in the luminously highlighted saris of the region. Additionally, you can experience camels and rural scenes. Furthermore, while traveling visit Fateh Pur Sikri, the ghost city which was built by Akbar the great in 1569. However, currently it is deserted which is left in isolation to muse over its past glory. Also, experience one of the seven wonders of the world Taj Mahal which is called as the monument of love.

Day 15 Agra / Delhi (204 kms) / Onward Destination

Today visit the Agra fort of 16th century and also Itmad-ud-Daulah which was constructed by the Empress Noor Jahan in the remembrance of her father. Afterwards leave for Delhi, arrive Delhi and move to the international airport to take the flight for other destinations.