Colourful Rajasthan…
The Land of Kings, Palaces, Valour and Sacrifices, Rajasthan derives its name from “Rajah” “Sthana”, which literally means home of Kings. Rajasthan situated in the Northwest part of India,
is a land of the majestic Aravali Hills, crowned with sand dunes of Jaisalmer, rich cultural & historical monuments, endless palaces, forts and very colourful people.
The customs and traditions, fairs, festivals and handicrafts of this region will enthral you. Art and music reflect the very broad spectrum of their culture and much of the Rajasthani thought and philosophy are reflected.
Your visit to Rajasthan is incomplete if you haven’t tried the local flavors of Rajasthani cuisines served in a big plate which is called a ‘Thali’, witness a cultural folk dances & tried out traditional clothes with handmade jewellery.
Rajasthan is a combination of all these. It is royal and rustic at the same time.
Day 1 : We will receive you at Jaipur /Delhi and transfer you to your hotel at Jaipur.
This day you can visit Hawa Mahal also known as “Palace of Breeze”, built in 1799 as an extension to the Royal City Palace of Jaipur. It allows the royal ladies who at the time strictly observed “pardah”, to be able
to watch any processions and activities on the street without being seen by the public.
Jantar Mantar is a collection of nineteen architectural astronomical instruments .The monument was completed in 1734 and features the world's largest stone sundial; it is a UNESCO World Heritage site.
The Govind Dev Ji Temple is very famous spiritual and religious destination for Hindus, especially for the devotees of Shree Krishna.
In the midst of other vibrant things, Jaipur is celebrated for its diverse shopping destinations. You can visit Johari Bazaar is one of the well-known shopping areas of Jaipur famous for traditional Rajasthani jewellery.
Day 2 :
Visit Fatehpur and Shekhawati to see cenotaphs, step wells, beautifully painted Havelis and Old Streets. We move towards Bikaner and visit camel breeding farms. We get the real pulse of Rajasthan here.
Stay at the resort/hotel.
Day 3 :
Continuing on the visit to Bikaner, we get to see the wonderful Junagarh Fort and Lalgarh Palace. On the way to Jaisalmer we pass Kheechan, the village known for the large number of demoiselle cranes.
After reaching Jaisalmer before sundown, we will try to catch a glimpse of the setting sun on the Golden Fort.
Day 4 :
Continuing the visit of Jaisalmer, we visit the Fort and Museum. Other places we visit are, the Jain Temple, take a walk through the back streets to the Patwoh ki and Kothari Haveli.
Finally we have the desert tour at Kulcihera – enjoy camel rides and experience the haunting magic tale of Dhola Maru.
Day 5 :
To Jodhpur -the Sun City, via Pokhran and visiting Bishnoi villages on the way .In Jodhpur, we will visit Mehrangarh Fort which is one of the most awe-stimulating forts in Rajasthan.
Day 6 :
Ajmer – We visit Dargah of Sufi Saint, Salim Chishti. In Pushkar, we visit the Holy Lake and the only Temple of Lord Brahma in the world. Pushkar is well-known for rose promotion too!
Finally we will drive to Jaipur and take overnight stay at Jaipur hotel.
Day 7 :
On the last day of this tour, we will visit the famous Amber Palace. Then to see the biggest Cannon on Wheels in the World and the old Cannon Foundry at Jaigarh.
Kanak Vrindavar Temple in the valley of flowers is another beautiful place we will see.
Finally we will return back to Delhi or leave you at the airport in Rajasthan.Starts at INR26850 per pax (Budget) INR32750 (Premium), INR40000 (luxury) on a twin sharing basis.
