Royal Rajasthan Tour

Day 2 – Delhi City Tour

Delhi a city immersed  in history and tradition yet unquestionably contemporary and cosmopolitan, Delhi resonates to a rhythm that is difficult to disregard. This absorbing city charms its visitors and makes an impression that can never  be forgotten. So We begin  our journey with a discovery tour of Old and New Delhi. We begin  at  the Raj Ghat , built in the memory of Mahatma Gandhi post his cremation here and pay our homage, before driving onto Jama Masjid; it is the major and the largest mosque in India. We then transit to New Delhi, to be floored by all 234ft tall hand-carved Qutab Minar and  then move to see a close replica of Taj Mahal – the Grand red and white Tomb of the Mughal Emperor Humayan. A visit to Delhi can not be complete ,  without a drive past the Lutyens-designed India Gate and Presidential Palace as also the re-christened Kartavya path connecting the two monuments with green  majestic lawns lining both side of the road. Overnight stay at hotel in Delhi

Day 3 – Agra Tour

As the sights and sounds of the city of Delhi  fade  we depart for Agra after breakfast. on the banks of the Yamuna River is the city where we will see the icon of love. Agra is a city known for its rich collection of splendid Mughal-era buildings and its most popular representation, the Taj Mahal. We arrive in the afternoon and take a break after reaching our hotel. We take a tour in time that promises to be the most astoundingly, heart throbbing experience ever. At sunset we view the architectural wonder and ‘ode of love enshrined in marble’, the Taj Mahal. An overwhelming 20,000 craftsmen built this fitting dedicatory for Shah Jahan’s queen, Mumtaz Mahal – seeing it in person is a hair raising highlight of our India tour. Overnight stay at hotel in Agra.

Day 4 – Agra – Fatehpur Sikri – Jaipur

After an early Breakfast ,This morning we continue our journey to Jaipur, enroute stopping at Fatehpur Sikri; now a deserted city which was once the political capital of the Mughal empire. It was built in 1569  and the collection of well-preserved, elegant buildings within what was addressed as ‘Ghost City’ lay virtually unknown for hundreds of years. We arrive at Jaipur and check into our hotel for next two nights and rest of the day is free at leisure. Overnight stay at hotel in jaipur.

Day 5 – Jaipur Tour

Today morning we begin our journey with a visit to the majestic Amber Fort, a characteristic Rajasthani Fort Palace with slightly depleted exterior walls yet a heavenly experience inside. As we move on we pass by the Jal mahal ( a Hamam for the queens and princesses)  later reaching the former royal residence of the City Palace housing its world famous museum and then moving to Jantar Mantar, which is home to the biggest stone and marble constructed observatory in the world. We then drive by the impressive façade of the Hawa Mahal also known as the ‘Palace of the Winds’, is a five-storied wall depicting Rajput architecture having 953 sandstone windows. After this very exhaustive but enthralling experience relax at your hotel. Overnight stay at hotel in Jaipur.

Day 6 – Khimsar

Today we move further in to the heart of Rajasthan to reach Khimsar, where you will be a guest at the majestic 16th-century Khimsar Fort Hotel. located in the heart of rural India and hovering on the edge of the Great Thar Desert, staying in this historic fort is a life time experience in itself. Enjoying tea on the terraces and surrounded by acres of lush green gardens and a vast variety of birds. It is a very rare experience of any desert in the world. The evening is at leisure to discover the orchards or open courtyards among the sand dunes. Overnight stay at the Khimsar fort.

Day 7 – Khimsar

We take an early morning jeep safari to the Black Buck Reservoir where we drive through the sanctuary to see the rare and protected Blackbuck, Chinkara and Blue bull,  the three different species of antelope. After an engaging safari  we stop at the dunes for a cup of morning tea . We are almost half way to our lovely discovery tour, so soak in the desert sun and relax at the fort, later in the afternoon wander through the village to see the local villagers and their way of life. Overnight stay at Khimsar fort hotel.

Day 8 – Jodhpur

After your morning breakfast we depart for our next destination to Jodhpur- The Blue city. We begin our familiarisation tour with visit to Mehrangarh Fort, located on a 125m-high hill. The fort is considered one of the most imposing and formidable structures in Rajasthan and encompasses  magnificent palaces. Later we travel to the Jaswant Thada known for a beautiful  cluster of 19th-century royal cenotaphs constructed in white marble and was built by maharaja Sardar singh and now this serves as a cremation ground for the Royals of Mewar.

Overnight stay at hotel in Jaipur

Day 9 – Jodhpur

An exciting day is planned as we go off on a morning jeep safari moving swiftly through the dunes, absorbing  in the desert landscape and visiting a Bishnoi village. Here we experience  first hand their rich cultural Rajasthani life and their deep love and respect for animals and nature. Return to hotel in the evening, Day free for leisure and overnight stay at hotel in Jodhpur.

Day 10 – Deogarh

In continuation of providing rich royal experiences ,We travel to Deogarh today where we have planned you spend tonight at this impressive palace converted into a hotel. At 2,100 feet above sea level, Deogarh is cooler than surrounding plains of Rajasthan. The palace is beautifully positioned and hovers over the town below, giving a magnificent views of the Aravali Hills and the jagged, rock-strewn countryside that is dotted with lakes mimicking the beautiful blue sky. Deogarh has much to offer for the rest of your day, including village walks and an abundance of species of birds . Immerse yourself in royalty as you stay overnight at the Deogarh Palace.

Day 11 – Deogarh – Udaipur

Today a unique experience  awaits you  on board a rural train from Deogarh to Phulad – an easy way to meet with the local population. This meter gauge train was built by the British in the 1930s, for connecting the regions of Marwar and Mewar, it travels through tunnels and bridges and past old-fashioned railway stations where the famous book and movie ‘The Man Who Would be King’ by Rudyard Kipling unfolds. We return to Deogarh, and later depart for Udaipur. En route we stop to visit Ranakpur, a remote valley of the Aravalli range which is well known for its Jain temple – here exists one of the largest and important Jain temples of India. Overnight stay in Udaipur

Day 12 – Udaipur

Day 13 – Udaipur City Tour

Day 14 – Udaipur – Delhi