Duration: 09 Nights /10 Days
Destinations: Delhi - Jaipur - Bikaner - Jaisalmer - Jodhpur - Mt. Abu - Udaipur - Ajmer - Pushkar

Day 1: Delhi – Jaipur

Our representatives will receive you on your arrival in Delhi. Thereafter, you will be driven straight to Jaipur. On reaching, you will check into Hotel Umaid Bhawan and have lunch. Afterwards, you will visit the old city of Jaipur. You will drive through the Johari Bazaar to the Hawa Mahal (Palace of Winds). Also, included, will be a visit to the various museums inside the City Palace, Jantar Mantar and the Govind Deoji Temple (housing the patron deity of Jaipur). In the late evening, you will roam around the local markets. The night stay will be at the hotel

Day 2: JAIPUR – BIKANER

After an early breakfast, you will leave for Bikaner. On the way, you will visit Fatehpur and Shekhawati. There, you will see the cenotaph, step well, beautifully painted haveli and old streets. After having lunch, you will proceed for Bikaner. On the way, you will again have a stop over for visiting camel breeding farm outside Bikaner. On arrival, you will check in at the hotel and rest for the night.

Day 3: BIKANER – JAISALMER

The morning will be devoted to a sightseeing tour of the city of Bikaner. You will explore the fabulous Junagarh fort and Lallgarh Palace. Then, you will leave for Jaisalmer. You will have packed lunch on the way itself. En route, you will make a stop over to visit Kheechan, known for its hordes of cranes. You will reach Jaisalmer approximately before sundown. So, you will get to catch a glimpse of the sunset on the Golden Fort. Then, you will check in at the hotel in Jaisalmer and stay overnight.
 

Day 4: JAISALMER SIGHTSEEING

The day will start with a visit to the Jaisalmer Fort and museum. Next on the Jaisalmer itinerary, will be the Jain temple and a walk through the back streets to the Patwon ki haveli & Kothari haveli. After having lunch, you will proceed to Kuldhera, an abandoned habitation and then to Sam sand dunes. The day will end with a camel ride. You will retire to your hotel rooms for the night.

Day 5: JAISALMER – JODHPUR

After an early morning breakfast, you will move for Jodhpur, the Sun City. On the way, will be a visit to Pokhran, lunch at Ossian and deer watching in the Bishnoi villages. By afternoon, you will be in Jodhpur. Immediately after arrival, you will be visiting the fascinating Mehrangarh Fort, one of the most awe-inspiring forts in Rajasthan. Not to be missed, will be a view of Jodhpur's blue houses and sunset from the top of the fort. Left for the day, will be a trip to see Jaswant Thada and Umaid Bhawan (from outside). Afterwards, you will check in at the hotel in Jodhpur and rest for the night.

Day 6: JODHPUR - MT. ABU

In the morning, you will proceed to Mt. Abu, visiting Ranakpur Temples on the way. After reaching there, you will check in at the hotel in Mt. Abu. After a little rest, you will either visit the Sunset Point or Nakki Lake in the evening. Thereafter, you will go back to your hotel for the night.

Day 7: MT. ABU – UDAIPUR

Morning will start with a visit to Dilwara Temples and Brahmakumari Ashrams. After lunch, you will drive down to Udaipur, said to be the Venice of east. On arrival, you will be checking into the hotel in Udaipur. Evening will be for some rest, followed by a good night's sleep in the hotel rooms.

Day 8: UDAIPUR SIGHTSEEING

The whole day, you will be busy sightseeing the city of Udaipur. You will cover the old city of Udaipur, along with the City Palace, Saheliyon ki Bari (garden of maidens) and Haldi Ghati. Night stay will be at the hotel in Udaipur.

Day 9: UDAIPUR - AJMER - PUSHKAR – JAIPUR

After breakfast, you will leave for Ajmer. There, you will visit Chishti ki Dargah (Dargah of Sufi Saint Salim Chishti). Then, you will proceed to Pushkar. There, you will see the Holy Lake and the only temple of Lord Brahma in the world. You will also visit a rose farm, another thing Pushkar is famous for. Concluding the day will be a drive to Jaipur. After arrival, you will check in at the hotel and rest for the night.

Day 10: JAIPUR – DELHI

The morning will be reserved for visiting the magnificent Amber palace. You will also see the Largest Cannon on wheels in the world, and the old cannon foundry at Jaigarh fort. The Jaipur visit will end with a visit to the Kanak Vrindavan Temple in the valley of flowers. Thereafter, you will leave for New Delhi International airport, to catch a flight to your destination.

COST OF THE TOUR IS RS. 8550/- PER PERSON (BASED ON MINIMUM 15 PERSON) NETT

COST INCLUDED:

• TRANSPORTATION BY COACH (TEMPO / BIGGER BUS) THROUGHOUT THE TOUR,
• ALL PICK UP AND DROPPING FACILITIES AT ONE POINT
• SIGHTSEEING AS PER THE ITINERARY (WHEREVER THIS VEHICLE WOULD BE ALLOWED TO GO)
• ACCOMMODATION ON TRIPLE OR FOUR SHARING BASIS,
• BREAKFAST & DINNER ONLY AT HOTEL,
• ALL TAXES.
• DRIVERS T.A. – D.A.
• ALL FUEL, AND STATE TAXES, PARKING FEE.

Cost of the tour is Rs 4550/- per person (based on 04 person) 

Teej-Dance : 
Teej Dance is a popular dance form usually performed during the Teej Festival. When it is the rainy season, spirits soar high in celebration and this is marked with traditional folk dances in the cities of Rajasthan. It is mainly played by women. Swings are set up in the open courtyards.Teej dances in Rajasthan cheer up the people and create a perfect festive mood. Folk artists bring to life the inspiring mythologies, folk stories and tales by the way of their dance in the ongoing processions of Teej. Both women and young dressed in colorful sarees, lehangas and chunris sing songs in celebration of the advent of the monsoon and take pleasure on outdoor swings. 

Craft of Rajasthan : 
Rajasthan with a treasure of history, picturesque architecture and bewitching landscape is an unparalleled destination on the tourist map of India. A destination that defies definition in shape of Rajasthan Art. Here tourist can find the some most popular Craft of Rajasthan as Stone Craft, White Metal Craft, Pottery, Gem Painting, Block Printed Textiles, Painting on Wood, Cottons of Rajasthan, Jadau and Kundan Jewellery from Jaipur, Blue Pottery of Jaipur, Woodwork, Lacquerware, Gesso Work, Cottons, Embroidery, Leather Craft. 

Rajasthani Man : 
Rajasthan has not only survived in all its ethnicity but owes its charisma and colour to its enduring traditional way of life. It is one of the 26 states that, along with seven union territories, form the republic of India. So rich is the history of the land that every roadside village has its own tales of valour and sacrifice, the winds sing them and the sands shift to spread them. India is Spicy, but then, what is life after all without a little bit of spice, India provides abundant scope to explore it.

Cost of the tour is Rs. 3950/- per person (based on 04 person)