Delhi : The capital city of India and your starting point.

Mandawa : The compact and busy little market town of Mandawa has the collection of some of the finest painted Havelies.

Bikaner : The camel country , the city is renowned for the best riding camels in the world. 

Jaisalmer : The golden desert city of Rajasthan.

Jodhpur : The second largest city of Rajasthan, sits on the edge of the great Thar Desert. 

Mount Abu : The only hill station in Rajasthan.

Udaipur : The city of Lakes.

Chittorgarh : The pride and glory of Rajasthan, Chittorgarh is an ancient city of Rajasthan. It is famous for its huge fort.

Bundi : A small town near Kota, capital of ancient Hadoti region.

Jaipur : Capital city of Rajasthan. Famous for Forts, Hawa Mahal and shopping.

Ranthambore : The gateway to the world renowned Ranthambhor National Park- the famous Tiger Reserve.

Agra : City of Taj Mahal.

Best time to visit

Oct - March.

Tour Path

Delhi (2 nights) > Mandawa (1 night) > Bikaner (1 night) > Jaisalmer (2 nights) > Jodhpur (2 nights) > Mount Abu (2 nights) > Udaipur (2 nights) > Chittorgarh (1 night) > Bundi (1 night) > Jaipur (2 nights) > Ranthambore (2 nights) > Agra (1 night) > Delhi 

Tour Detail

Arrive Delhi 

After a late-evening arrival, you’ll transfer to your hotel. Delhi stands as the capital of modern India, though it is made up of seven ancient cities, spanning the period from the 11th to 20th centuries. 

Explore Delhi

Red Fort

The most opulent Fort and Palace of the Mughal Empire. Its main gate (Lahore Gate) faces Chandni Chowk, the bustling and colorful market of the old city. 

Raj Ghat

The impressive and emotional memorial to Mahatma Gandhi. 

Mughal Garden

The famous Mughal Gardens is located in the premises of the Rashtrapati Bhavan - the official residence of the President of India. The building and gardens designed by Sir Edwin Lutyens span an area of about 320 acres that include Colourful flowering shrubs and European flower beds. The gardens comprise of the Rectangular Garden, Long Garden and the Circular Garden. The Rectangular Garden is the formal garden, which derived its treatment from the water-gardens which the Mughals brought into Delhi. The small flower beds, the four waterways and mown lawns produce a virtual paradise. The gardens are open to the public from February to March every year. 

India Gate

It is primarily a memorial to the unknown soldier, which was Designed by Lutyens. The 42 metre high structure is a war memorial in honour of the soldiers who died during the second world war. The imposing structure from where stretch massive lush green lawns has an eternal flame (Amar Jawan Jyoti) to honour the memory of the unknown soldiers. 

Qutub Minar

One of the fine examples of early afghan architecture is the Qutab Minar. A soaring tower of victory that was started in 1193, immediately after the defeat of the last hindu kingdom in Delhi. 

Humayun Tomb

A Wonderful example of early Mughal Architecture, the Humayun's Tomb was built by the wife of Humayun, Haji Begum in the mid 16th century, this red sand stone structure is considered to be the predecessor of Taj Mahal. 

Travel Activity 

Trekking

Enjoy rickshaw ride at Delhi.

Shopping

Check out the miniature paintings, silks, handicrafts and hand-made carpets. 

Explore Mandawa

Binsidhar Newatia Haveli

The interior painting have been whitewashed, but there are still some interesting painting on the external walls. The painting date from the 1920. 

Murmuria Haveli

From the sandy courtyard in front of this haveli, you can get a good view of the southern external wall of the adjacent bouble haveli.it features a long frieze depicting a train with a crow flying above the engine and much activity at the railway crossing.

Jhunjunuwala Haveli

With an impressive gold leaf-painted room to the right of main courtyard. Haralka well marked by four pillar and its old pulley and camel ramp.

Mahan Lal Saraf Haveli 

On the south wall a Maharaja is depicted grooming his bushy moustache . there is fine mirror-and-mosaic work around the door to the inner courtyard and Surya the sun God.

Goenka Double Haveli 

The outer walls, jutting balconies, alcoves and overhanging upper storeys of the Goenka Double Haveli are replete with patterns and paintings, ranging from traditional Rajasthani women and religious motifs to Europeans in stylish hats and Victorian finery.

Chowkhadi Haveli 

It is unique in the region for having twin wings. Its murals are particularly beautiful and well preserved; look for the miserable British soldiers and chillum-smoking sadhu on the walls in the recess of the facade. 

Nawalgarh 

Famous for the fine paintings and some of the best preserved shekhawati havelis.

Mahansar

A peaceful and pristine city which is famous for its fine paintings. 

Bissau

Founded in the mid 18th century, Bissau has splendid chhatris of its Thakurs and finely painted havelis of Khemka, Tibriwals and Kedia. 

Explore Bikaner

Junagarh

Lal Garh Palace

The architectural masterpiece in red sandstone, the palace was built by Maharaja Ganga Singh in the memory of his father Maharaja Lal Singh. The palace has beautiful latticework and filigree work. Sprawling lawns with blooming bougainvillea and dancing peacocks make it a not-to-be missed visual treat. Part of the palace has been converted into a luxury hotel and a museum known as Shri Sadul Museum. The museum covers the entire first floor of the palace and houses well preserved old photographs and trophies of wildlife.

Ganga Golden Jublee Museum

It is the best Rajasthan museum, having one of the richest collections of terra-cotta ware, weapons, miniature paintings of Bikaner school and coins. The exhibits are splendid masterpieces of Harappan civilization, Gupta and Kushan era and sculptures of the late classical time. The museum has a separate section displaying exclusive arts and crafts of the region. 

Camel Reseasrch Farm

Spend a day with the indispensable ship of the desert at their camel research and breeding centre on of its kind in Asia.The farm extends over 2000 acres of semi arid land and is managed by the Central Government. The Camel Corps of Bikaner were a famous fighting force during the ‘Raj’ and are still an important part of the desert warfare and defence through the Border Security Force(BSF).Photography is prohibited.

Bhandasar Jain Temple

Beautiful 16th century A.D. Jain Temple dedicated to the 23rd Trithankara, Parsavanathji.

Laxmi Nath Temple

Lakshmi Nath Temple is one of the oldest temples of Bikaner. The foundation of Bikaner was laid here in the year 1488 A.D. by Rao Bikaji. It being a historical monument has special identity. This temple was erected during the reign of Rao Lunkaran and boasts of the superb archaeological skills of artists and artisans.

Deshnok Karni Mata Temple

The famous 600 years old temple on the Jodhpur road dedicated to Karni Mata, an incarnation of Goddess Durga. The temple has huge intricately carved silver gates which were donated by Maharaja Ganga Singh.The most interesting thing about the temple are the rats who scamper freely within the sanctum sanctorum of the temple. They are regarded as sacred and are fed by priests and devotees owing to the belief that they will be reincarnated as holy men.

Travel activity 

Camel Safari

Enjoy the Camel Safari.

Shopping

Mojari (Bikaneri style), rangi dupatta, Kundan work, wooden antiques, Haldirams (Rasgulas, bhujia), Lacquer Bangles, carpet making. The exquisite works of art made out of camel hides is famous of Bikaner. 

Gajner Wildlife Sanctuary (En Route)

The lush foliage of woods on the Jaisalmer road are a haven to nilgai, chinkara, black buck, wild boar and flocks of imperial sand grouse. The Gajner Palace, a summer retreat of the kings, stands on the bank of the lake and has been converted into a hotel. 

Kolayatji (En Route)

A famous pilgrimage spot with a temple dedicated to Kapil Muni (saint). The temple is the venue for an annual fair held in the month of Kartik (Oct.-Nov.) when thousands of devotees gather in large number to take a sacred dip in the holy waters of the Kolayat lake on the full moon day. A cattle fair, especially for the trading of camels is a part of the festivities. The small oasis town is now an idyllic picnic spot.

Explore Jaisalmer

Jaisalmer Fort

The golden hued fort is a sentinel to the bleak desert scape from its 80 metre high perch on the hill, housing the entire township within its ramparts. It has an enchanting cow-web of narrow lanes dotted with some lovely havelis, three beautifully sculptured Jain Temples of the 12th-15th century A.D. and five interconnected palaces. The fort is approached through four gateways-Akhaiyal,Ganesh Pol, Suraj Pol and Hawa Pol.

Patwon - ki - Haveli 

The most elaborate and magnificent of all the Jaisalmer havelis. It has exquisitely carved pillars and extensive corridors and chambers. One of the apartments of this five storey high haveli is painted with beautiful murals

Tazia Tower 

A pagoda like structure looming up from the ‘Badal Mahal’ with beautiful ‘Taazias’-ornately decorated bamboo, paper and tinsel replicas of a bier, carried out in procession during Muharram by the Muslims.

Gadsisar Lake

A scenic rain water lake with numerous beautiful shrines around and a spectacular avian variety. The lake is an idyllic spot for outings.

Jain Temple

The fort has three exquisitely carved jain temples dedicated to the Jain Tirthankars- Rishabhdev, Sambhavnath and Paraswanath.Gyan Bhandar or Library: Some of the oldest manuscripts of India are found in this library established as a part of Jain temples.

Manak Chowk and Havelis

A main marketplace outside the fort leads to the narrow lanes dotted with famous havelis.

Nathmalji-ki-Haveli

The late 19th century haveli with intricate architecture a display of sheer craftsmanship. The left and right wings of the mansion which were carved by two brothers are not identical but very similar and balanced in design. The interior walls are ornate with splendid miniature paintings.

Patwon - ki - Haveli

The most elaborate and magnificent of all the Jaisalmer havelis. It has exquisitely carved pillars and extensive corridors and chambers. One of the apartments of this five storey high haveli is painted with beautiful murals. 

Salim Singh - ki - Haveli 

This 300 year old haveli of Jaisalmer’s Prime Minister Maharaja Rawal Gaj Singh-Salim Singh, has a beautiful blue cupola roof with superbly carved brackets in the form of peacocks. This extraordinary mansion in yellow stone is covered with intricate carvings and has an elaborate projecting balcony on the top storey. The mansion is one of the most notable of the array of havelis.

Gyan Bhandar or Library 

Some of the oldest manuscripts of India are found in this library established as a part of Jain temples. 

Sam Sand Dunes

No trip to Jaisalmer is complete without a trip to the most picturesque dunes of Sam. The ripples on the wind -caressed dunes, that create an enchanting mirage, are surely a delight for a trigger -happy photographer.

Travel Activity 

Camel Ride

Enjoy the Camel Ride at the Sam sand dunes.

Shopping

Jaisalmer is famous for embroidery, Rajasthani mirror work, rugs, blankets, old stonework and antique. The dye and other fabrics are made at Khadi Bhandar, north of the city. 

Explore Jodhpur

Mehrangarh Fort

This majestic fort sprawled across a 125 hill, is one of the most impressive and formidable structures. Within the fort are some magnificent palaces with marvelously carved panels, latticed windows and evocative names. These palaces house a fabulous collection of trappings of Indian royalty including a superb collection of palanquins, elephant howdahs, miniature paintings of various schools, musical instruments, costumes and furniture.

Jaswant Thada

A white marble memorial situated about 400m northeast of the fort. You will get enticed by the beautiful marble lattice work and the carved wooden doors of the cenotaph.

Umaid Bhavan Palace 

Built in 20th Century, this palace is a splendid example of indo-colonial style of 30s. This opulent edifice in sandstone is still the residence of the former rulers with a part of it running as hotel and remaining part as a museum.

Mandore

The ancient capital of Jodhpur.Visit the Hall of heroes has fifteen figures carved out of the rock on the wall and the picturesque Mandore gardens. 

Sardar Government Museum

An exquisite ensemble of paintings, sculptures and antique weapons.

Travel Activity 

Enjoy Village safari to the Bishnoi Villages.

Shopping

The Colourful Girdikot and Sardar Market markets with tiny shops dotting the narrow lanes are situated in the heart of the city and are popular for a wide range of handicrafts, making them the favorite haunt of shoppers.

Ranakpur (En route)

It is probably the most complex and extensive of Jain temples in India, covering 40,000 square feet (3600 mtrs). 

Kumbhalgarh (En Route)

Khumbhalgarh Fort and Kumbhalgarh wildlife sanctuary are the major attractions.Khumbhalgarh is easily approachable by road from Ranakpur(18 Km).

Explore Mount Abu

Delwara Jain Temple 

These beautifully carved temples built between 11th and 13th century A.D. are sheer elegance in marble, dedicated to the jain Tirthankaras. The Vimal Vasahi temple is the oldest of these dedicated to the first Tirthankara. Built in 1031 A.D. (by Vimal Shah-a merchant and representative of then Gujarat ruler), it is a superb example of temple architecture. The central shrine has an image of Rishabhdev and large courtyard with 52 small shrines, each housing a beautiful statue of thirthankaras with 48 elegantly carved pillars form the entrance to the courtyard. The Lun Vasahi Temple, dedicated to the 22nd Tirthankaras-Neminath, was built in 1231 A.D. by two brothers-Vastupal and Tejpal,Ministers of Raja Vir Dhawal, a ruler of Gujarat-belonging to the Porwal Jain community. With door casings, pillars,architraves,and sculptures on porticos, the temple is a fine specimen of craftsmanship.

Adhar Devi Temple

The temple is chiselled out of a huge rock reached by a flight of 360 stairs. A favourite tourist spot. 

Museum and Art Gallery

Located at the Raj Bhawan, it was a collection of archaeological excavations dating back to 8th-12th century A.D. It also has Jain bronze carvings,brass works etc. for viewing. 

Nakki Lake

Legend has that this small lake, was scooped out by a god using only his nails(or nakh).The lake is surrounded by hills , parks and strange rock formations. The 14th Century Raghunahth temple stands beside the lake. Several Maharajas built lavish summer houses around the Nakki lake, a nd the maharaja of Jaipur's former summer palace is perched on a hill onlooking the water. 

Sunset Point 

Spectacular sight of the setting sun when the hills are covered in the golden glow can be viewed from here.

Honeymoon Point 

Also known as Andra Point, it offers an enchanting view of the verdant plains and valleys. The place looks most beautiful during the dusk hours.

Travel Activity 

Enjoy the boat ride at Nakki Lake. 

Explore Udaipur

City Palace

A majestic architectural marvel towering over the lake on a hill surrounded by crenelated walls, it is a conglomeration of courtyards, pavilions, terraces, corridors, rooms and hanging gardens. The main entrance is through the triple arched gate, the ‘Tripolia’ with eight marble porticos. The Maharana were weighed under the gate in the gold, the equivalent amount of which was distributed among the populace. 

Saheliyon-ki-Bari 

This small ornamental garden was a popular relaxing spot where royal ladies came for a stroll and hence the name. The garden has many fountains in its four delightful pools, chiseled kiosks and marble elephants. 

Pratap Memorial 

Atop the Moti nagri or pearl hill, overlooking the Fateh Sagar Lake is the memorial of the Rajput hero Maharana Pratap with a bronze statue of the Maharana.

Jagdish Temple 

Built in 1651 A.D. By Maharana Jagat Singh, this Indo-Aryan temple is the largest and the most beautiful temple of Udaipur with noteworthy sculpted images.

Gulab Bagh 

A spectacular rose garden laid out by Maharana Sajjan Singh. A library in the garden has a rare collection of ancient handwritten manuscripts and books. 

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