Luxury Taj and Cultural Tour

When you arrive at the Delhi airport, our agent will be there to greet you with a sign bearing your name. Your chauffeur will take you to the hotel. You have the rest of the day to yourself which you can enjoy. Spend the night in your lavish hotel. 

After breakfast, you'll head off for the sightseeing tour of Delhi. The largest mosque in the nation, Jama Masjid, will be your first stop. You will also explore ChandniChowk, the spice market, and take a Rickshaw ride through the area. Next, you will see the stately yet commanding Red Fort, Raj Ghat, a memorial to Mahatma Gandhi, Humayun's tomb, Delhi's best example of Mughal architecture, the well-known Lotus Temple of the Baha'i faith. You will also explore QutubMinar, the Parliament House, the President House, and India Gate. Enjoy your rest of the day just as you like. Sleep well in your lavish abode to get prepared for the next day excursion. 

After breakfast, you'll be taken to Mughal City, Agra. Due to a collection of several historical Mughal structures, including the TajMahal, Agra Fort, and FatehpurSikri, all of which are UNESCO World Heritage Sites, Agra is a popular tourist destination in North India. Check into your hotel as you arrive. You will see the well-known TajMahal, a monument to love constructed by Emperor Shah Jahan in honor of his late wife MumtazMahal, after getting ready. (Every Friday, the TajMahal is still closed.) Later, see the mausoleum of Itimad-ud-Daulah, often known as the Baby Taj or Jewel Box and said to be a draft of the TajMahal, and the Agra fort, constructed by the famous Emperor Akbar. 

You are welcome to return to the TajMahal this morning at sunrise (Optional visit). After your tour of the TajMahal, head back to your hotel for breakfast and a fresh start. Following breakfast, you will be driven to Pink City Jaipur. On the way, you will stop at the stepwell known as Chand Baori, which is located in the Abhaneri hamlet on the route to Jaipur, and FatehpurSikri, the abandoned city constructed by the Mughal Emperor Akbar. Over 13 storeys, Chand Baori has 3,500 small stairs. Approximately 30 meters (100 feet) deep, it is one of the biggest and deepest stepwells in India. Check into your hotel as you arrive. Enjoy your rest of the day and spend the night at your comfortable abode.

Following a delectable breakfast, you will explore the Amber Fort, which Raja Man Singh erected in the 16th century and is nestled among the Aravalli Hills. You can take an optional elephant ride at Amber Fort, though it will incur additional costs. Your next destination will be JalMahal, also known as the Water Palace, and HawaMahal, also known as the Palace of Winds. You will visit the City Palace and  its Museum in the afternoon. One of Jaipur's most significant architectural icons, the Palace was conceptualized and created by Jai Singh and is a masterful fusion of Mughal and Rajasthani architecture. Stroll over to the nearby astronomical observatory, JantarMantar. You have the remainder of the day to yourself to spend shopping or relaxing. You may go window shopping at the nearby marketplaces. You can also explore popular marketplaces for handicrafts, textiles, Gold, and Diamond Jewellery. Enjoy your stay at your royal abode. 

Excursion to ChokhiDhani Village

We will go to the ChokhiDhani village in the evening to see the customs of the Rajasthani people. One of Jaipur's main tourist destinations is ChokhiDhani, where you can take in the delectable food, engage with locals, experience Rajasthani art and culture, and live like a villager. Enjoy the greatest live entertainment, like Ghoomer, Potter Dance, Kalbeliya—the Snake Dance—Bhopa—Bhopi Dance, and TerahTaaliManjira dance, as you visit ChokhiDhani Village. In addition, there are acrobats, a puppet performance, a camel ride, henna painting, a magic show, and a ton of other activities that might complete your ideal day. You will be dropped off at your opulent hotel later. 

After breakfast you will travel to Mandawa via Nawalgarh Fort built by Thakur Nawal Singh, Morarka Haveli, ThePoddar Haveli & Sheesh Mahal-Nawalgarh. After arriving at your accommodation, you will have a short break. You are going to walk by the former Havelies, which are owned by some of the nation's most prominent business families. Throughout history, Mandawa has been the most often used stopover for traders using this route. 

Not only are these havelis exquisitely crafted, but they are also highly prized and embellished with some of the finest artwork. The following are noteworthy havelis that are well worth seeing: GulabRaiLadia Haveli, BansidharNewatia Haveli, Hanuman Prasad Goenka Haveli, Murmuria Haveli, and Chokhani Double Haveli. Take your time and relax on your day off while lodging at your opulent Mandawa hotel.

You'll be taken to Bikaner after breakfast. Check into your hotel as you arrive. Visit the ShriKarni Mata Temple (also known as the Rat Temple) in Deshnok, a tiny town 32 kilometers south of Bikaner city, after rehydrating. The many rats that wander freely around the ShriKarni Mata Temple complex are its biggest draw. Although they appear to be rats, these are actually kababas. They are harmless and amuse themselves in the temple without upsetting the worshippers.  These Kabas are magnificent in that they never leave the confines of the temple, even if they are countless. The amazing thing is that, to this day, no rat-related illness has been discovered in Deshnok. The temple is neither filthy or reeking of bad odors.

You have the remaining time of the day to yourself. You may go to Kote Gate, which is a well-liked tourist shopping location. It's a shopping haven where you can find a variety of handcrafted goods made locally and objects made from camel leather. Spend the night at the Bikaner hotel.

You will visit Junagarh Fort after breakfast. Rai Singh constructed the fort between 1588 and 1593, and its 986 meters of wall are protected by 37 bastions. This unique fort is tucked away in a gorgeous environment, providing photographers and lovers of the outdoors with amazing vistas. You may find HarMandir, Karan Mahal, AnupMahal, and Chandra Mahal within the Junagarh fort. One may see each of these castles as an exquisite illustration of regal opulence. 

A little museum housed within the fort protects significant artifacts from the past. Take a tour of Lalgarh Palace, a stunning red sandstone palace. Lalgarh Palace Hotel, Ganga Golden Jubilee Museum, and Sadul Museum are all housed in the palace. You are also welcome to visit the National Research Center on Camel if you so choose. You will be taken to Golden City Jaisalmer by late afternoon. Check into your hotel as you arrive. You have the remainder of the day to yourself. Spend the night at the Jaisalmer hotel.

Following breakfast this morning, you will head to Jaisalmer for some sightseeing. You are going to Sonar Fort, also called Jaisalmer Fort, today. Since about a quarter of the inhabitants of the ancient city still live within the fort, it is said to be one of the very few "living forts" in the whole globe. Visit Salim Singh Ki Haveli, which is still inhabited and just three centuries old, or Patwon Ki Haveli, one of the most stunning havelis with a gorgeous latticed exterior. Its intricately designed peacock-shaped brackets support its arched ceiling. Admiration is also due for the two brothers who erected Nathmalji Ki Haveli. 

Visit BadaBagh and Gadisar Lake as well. You'll be driven to Sand Dunes for a desert safari by afternoon. Check into the camp upon arrival. Following a quick shower, you'll go out for an evening trip to the Sand Dunes, where you may go on an exciting and thrilling Jeep Desert Safari and a Camel Safari. After taking in the breathtaking sunset, head back to the camp.

Cultural Evening with Folk Dance & Dinner

Prepare to enjoy the evening with a cultural folk dance and food after being cleaned up. You will enjoy the evening by sitting around our enormous bonfire and watching the local artists perform traditional Rajasthani folk dances as the stars shine brightly overhead. Enjoy the light bites that are offered along with the Chai (tea) or coffee while the dancing acts are going on. Enjoy a traditional Rajasthani meal after the cultural performance, then spend the night in tents in Jaisalmer.

After breakfast this morning, you'll be taken to Blue City Jodhpur. See the Jaisalmer War Museum and the abandoned village of Kuldhara before departing the city. Check into your hotel as you arrive. You have the remainder of the day to yourself. Spend the night in the Jodhpur hotel.

You will see the Mehrangarh Fort this morning after breakfast. Situated on a hilltop around 410 feet above the city, the fort is regarded as a masterpiece of architectural design and offers a breathtaking perspective of the Blue City. See Moti- Mahal and PhoolMahal within the fort. Additionally, pay a visit to JaswantThada, an impressive marble memorial constructed in 1899 honoring Maharaja Jaswant Singh. See UmaidBhawan Palace, one of India's last built locations. Three sections make up UmaidBhawan Palace today, one of which is still possessed by the Jodhpur city royal family.

Of the remaining two, one has been transformed into a heritage hotel that is renowned for offering its guests an authentic royal experience, while the other is the Umaid Public Museum, which features artwork from the royal era. Additionally, you may go to RaoJodha Desert Rock Park, Mandore Gardens, and the Clock Tower. You will be taken by late afternoon to JawaiBandh, which is home for a flourishing population of leopards, birds, crocodiles, and other creatures. JawaiBandh is situated in the Pali District of Rajasthan, close to the town of Sumerpur. Check into your hotel as you arrive. You have the remainder of the day to yourself. Spend the night at the Jawai Hotel.

We are going to take you on a Leopard Safari this morning. One of the most exciting safari trips you can do in India is the leopard safari in Jawai. It's here that you may witness Indian animals in a distinct setting. Here, the enormous range of granite hills has turned into a leopard's haven, and neither of them can stop captivating you. A wide range of migrating birds, crocodiles, hyenas, jungle cats, foxes, wolves, nilgai, and chital are also seen, in addition to several other uncommon species of insects and reptiles. Following Leopard Safari, they went back to the hotel for breakfast and a change of clothes.

Bird-Watching at Jawai Dam & Transfer to Mount Abu

You may enjoy bird watching at Jawai after breakfast. It will be a singular experience since Jawai's birds are really gorgeous and add to the splendor of this with their cheerful flights. Make sure you have enough time to get up close to the birds and capture some incredible still lifes with your camera. You will be transported to Mount Abu, the state's lone hill station, by late afternoon. Mount Abu, the site of the well-known Dilwara Jain Temple, is a stunning location with a cooler climate and breathtaking scenery. Check into your hotel as you arrive. You have the remainder of the day to yourself. Spend the night at the Mount Abu hotel.

Visit Achalgrah Fort this morning after breakfast. Situated on a hill and surrounded by gorgeous trees, this 14th-century fort The Achleshwar temple is well-known for housing a Nandi that is purported to be over 4 tonnes in weight and composed of five metals (Panchadhattu, which stands for gold, silver, copper, brass, and zinc). The highest peak, Visit Guru Shikhar Peak, offers an aerial perspective of Abu and the surroundings. 

Visit the renowned Dilwara Temples later (opening time: noon). The greatest Jain temples in the nation (no time limit for Jainas).a collection of eleventh- and thirteenth-century Jain temples. The Dilwara Temple complex is made up of five main temples, or parts, named after five Jain trithankaras, or saints: the temples of ShriMahaveer Swami, ShriAdiNath, ShriParshavNath, ShriRishabdaoji, and ShriNemiNathJi. 

There is a superb example of Jain temple construction as well as beautiful marble decorations. See Nakki Lake and the Sun Set Point, which is located southwest of the lake and provides a striking panorama of the mountains. You'll be driven to Lake City Udaipur by sunset. Check into your hotel as you arrive. You have the remainder of the day to yourself. Spend the night at the Udaipur hotel.

You will visit The City Palace and Museum this morning after breakfast. It is said to be the biggest palace complex in Rajasthan. A trip to Udaipur City Palace is essential. Visit the Crystal Gallery, a vast complex that includes four major palaces, several smaller palaces, and a museum with unique artifacts on exhibit. The City Palace dates back to more than 400 years. Savor a boat trip on Lake Pichola, stopping at several Ghats (banks) for bathing, cleaning, and other activities while taking in breathtaking views of City Palace and Lake Palace.

Visit the memorial to the famed Udaipur warrior king, MaharanaPratap, later on. In order to commemorate his bravery and heroism, the Memorial was constructed, and a life-size bronze statue of MaharanaPratap and his devoted steed, Chetak, was created. See the 1651 AD Jagdish Temple. Saheliyon Ki Bari is a little landscape park. Visit Jagmandir as well. It is a magnificent palace that resembles a marble construction floating in a lake.

Tourists visit Jagmandir Island in large numbers, as it is an outstanding building. You will be driven to the Udaipur airport in the evening to catch your flight to Delhi. After you arrive in Delhi, be picked up and taken to your accommodation. Spend your night in the Delhi hotel and sleep peacefully.

You will be driven to Delhi International Airport for your next flight after breakfast.