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Cities : Delhi - Agra - Jaipur, Pushkar, Ranthambhore, Kota, Bundi, Chittorgarh, Udaipur, Kumbhalgarh, Jodhpur, Jaiselmer, Bikaner, Mandawa - Delhi

Overview

Destinations covered: Delhi - Agra - Jaipur – Pushkar – Ranthambhore – Kota – Bundi – Chittorgarh – Udaipur – Kumbhalgarh – Jodhpur – Jaiselmer – Bikaner – Mandawa - Delhi
D U R A T I O N
20 Nights / 21 Days.
Theme: The itinerary covers much selected destinations. They are the places that anyone first time in India must visit. It includes Agra, the city that rose to prominence in medieval India and is world famous for its Monument of Love, “The Taj Mahal”; and the modern city of Delhi, besides the traditional and colourful Jaipur; the pilgrimage destination of Rajasthan – Pushkar; natural wildlife in Ranthambhore and the Venice of the East The lake city – Udaipur; Marvel of Rajasthan – Bundi; it also include the historical Fort of Rajasthan – Kumbhalgarh; the Golden city considered as the heart of Thar – Jaisalmer and exciting desert cityknown as Bikaner and also visit to Suncity – Jodhpur. It is simply he best of India in a least of time.
HIGHLIGHTS
  • UNESCO World Heritage Monuments of Delhi / Agra and Jaipur.
  • The Wonder of the World the Taj Mahal.
  • Elephant Ride at Amber Fort.
  • Taste the Ethnic Rajasthani Cuisine at Jaipur.
  • Home Hosted Dinner with Indian Family
  • Pushkar Lake, World’s only Brahma Temple in Pushkar.
  • Jungle Safari to view Tiger with Naturalist.
  • Boat ride in the City of Lakes.
  • Heart of the Thar – Jaisalmer.
  • Exciting desert city – Bikaner
  • Haveli’s of Shekhawati.

Itinerary

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Day 01: Delhi-Arrival

Day 02: Delhi

Day 03: Delhi-Agra (202 Kms)

Day 04: Agra-Jaipur (232 Kms)

Day 05: Jaipur

Day 06: Jaipur-Pushkar

Day 07: Pushkar – Ranthambhore

Day 08: Ranthanbhore

Day 09: Ranthanbhore – Kota (100 Kms / 2 hrs)

Day 10: Kota – Bundi – Chittorgarh

Day 11: Chittorgarh – Udaipur

Day 12: Udaipur

Day 13: Udaipur – Kumbalgarh

Day 14: Kumbalgarh – Jodhpur

Day 15: Jodhpur

Day 16: Jodhpur – Jaisalmer

Day 17: Jaisalmer

Day 18: Jaisalmer – Bikaner

Day 19: Bikaner – Mandawa

Day 20: Mandawa – Delhi

Day 21: Departure

 

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Destination

Delhi it is the capital of The Democratic Republic of India and boasts to be one of the oldest and largest cities in the world. Resting on the foundations of eight cities from the ancient times is now is a modern metropolis where you encounter antiquity at every bend. With a history spanning over 5000 years that saw several dynasties, invasions, migrations, destruction, construction and the Partition, Delhi is a cultural conundrum. The best way to relish New Delhi is not to try to unravel its idiosyncrasies but enjoy the cultural ensemble it offers.


Pushkar a pilgrimage places for Hindus, boasts for the only Brahma Temple in the world, dedicated to Lord Brahma the creator of the Universe. Pushkar is a temple town with numerous ghats dotting the holy Pushkar Lake. The town has also found a place on the tourist map with foreigners flocking to seek spiritual bliss.
Pushkar is most famous for the Pushkar Camel Festival, the largest camel trading fair. During this time, the desert town wears a festive look as locals and tourists alike partake in friendly competitions including camel races, moustache twirling and cricket matches.

Jaipur is a part of the famous Golden Triangle. From camel carts, multihued fabrics, antique cars, to traditional men sporting bright turbans, the city flaunts everything that is conventional. Walk through the city to explore markets thronging with local crowds dressed in vibrant bright colors, women wearing ornaments, and men wearing pagris (turbans). Jaipur is where you&39ll experience the local culture, yet find every comfort of the contemporary world that you&39re accustomed to.

Agra, the word conjures a romantic image of the Taj Mahal created by Emperor Shahjahan in memory of his beloved wife Mumtaz Mahal. Agra is the epitome of a cultural city, with many historical relics beginning from the Persian to the Mughal era. Interwoven with tombs, a trip to Agra is a treat, not just to your eyes, but to your senses as well. But hidden behind these beautiful monuments is a thriving industrial city getting richer by the day. Agra could just as well be a Mecca for shopaholics with marble artifacts, leather goods and silk fabrics available at dearth cheap rates.

Shopping: Marbles, leatherwork, crafts, Zardosi thread work, Panchi Petha and Dalmoth Visit local factories for excellent leather buys, wallets, shoes, jackets and belts and is a good place to shop for silk &39saris&39 and &39dupattas&39. The Taj Mahal remains closed on Fridays.

Ranthambore is most famous for its tiger population, the Ranthambore National Park and Wildlife Sanctuary covers 392 sq Kms of the total 1334 sq Kms area of Ranthambore. Two rivers, Chambal and Banas are the lifeline of the area and during the dry summers, pools formed on the river beds serve as the best place for animal sightings. For those who like tranquility, the 200 km safari on four different trails, presents an amazing assortment of resident and migratory birds and animals in Ranthambore National Park and Wildlife Sanctuary. Visitors have to adhere to the Forest Department&39s fixed timings for the morning and afternoon safaris of three hours each.

Udaipur set in the foot of the Aravallis mountain ranges which surround the city protectively and gifting it with breathtaking views of the hills that rise and fall. Evenings by the lake side is an amazing experience, which can also be enjoyed from the city&39s numerous rooftop restaurants. Udaipur has often been called the most romantic city in India. Udaipur is known for handicrafts like puppets, bandhini cloth, silver jewellery, hand made paper products, and miniature paintings made in the traditional Mewar style.

Jodhpur known as the Gateway of Thar is set at the edge of the Thar Desert, this imperial city echoes with tales of the past. The palaces, forts, and temples spread throughout the city, bring alive the historic past of this city. Check out the beautiful handicraft, folk dances, folk music, and the brightly attired people. The colorful city revolves around the Rathore clan and is named after Rao Jodha, the chief of the Rathore clan. Jodhpur is a storehouse of culture and history. There are numerous forts, palaces, and beautiful lakes in the city. The Government Museum, Umaid Bhawan Palace, Mehrangarh Fort, Balsamand Lake, and some ancient temples like Chamundaji temple, Rajranchodji temples are worth a visit.

Jaisalmer is mysterious and magical historic town braving the ruggedness in the golden Thar Desert. The picturesque 800-year-old Jaisalmer Fort built in sandstone atop the Trikuta Hill dominates the town&39s landscape transporting you to an era of grandeur and regality. The undulating and striking Sam Sand Dunes are the highlight of every visit to Jaisalmer. Enjoy a camel safari through the endless stretches of golden sand.

Bikaner history dates back to 1486 A.D. when Rao Jodha challenged his son to establish his own kingdom. Rao Bika chose the barren wilderness for his dwelling and the city soon became a thriving trade centre because of its location on the caravan route. Forts, palaces, and elegantly carved havelis, are the highlight of the city. Junagarh Fort and Palace: unlike other Rajasthani forts built on a hilltop, this has been constructed on the sandy floor of the desert. The palace complex inside is lavishly decorated, with impressive stone work and carving detail.

Mandawa the ancient city of Mandawa once belonged to the rich and wealthy families who constructed beautiful havelis and palaces with beautiful wall paintings, for the purpose of their residence. Visit this 18th century city to explore the exquisite wall paintings, frescos of the Rajput merchants which in time, was colored into the hues of the British Raj. Visit the regal Mandawa Fort, now converted into a heritage hotel.

 

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Price and Inclusions

 

 

 

Rates include following specific services
Rate does not include
  • Accommodation on Twin Occupancy in one Double and One single occupancy basis along with the breakfast, inclusive of all presently applicable taxes that are subject to change. Check-in / checkout time is 1200 noon.
  • Transport using all transfers / sight seeing is envisaged using air-conditioned Medium Car along with transfer of baggage in same car.
  • Representative assistance at airport/ hotel is included in our rates for arrival and departure transfer.
  • Guide: English – speaking local guides at all the places of interest to visit as mentioned in the itinerary.
  • Elephant Ride at Amber Fort in Jaipur
  • Ethnic Rajasthani cuisine dinner at Jaipur.
  • Traditional welcome on arrival with garlands of marigold flowers.
  • One bottle of Mineral water per person on arrival
 
  • Any International or Domestic Airfare
  • Entrances fees to the monuments as shown in the itinerary.
  • Airport tax payable on final departure, which is mostly included in the International tickets.
  • Personal expenses such as room service/ laundry/ phone calls / mini bar and Porter charges. These are to be settled directly by the occupant of the room at the time of check-out. Also does not include table drinks, tips etc.
  • Room for immediate occupancy on the day of Arrival or late checkout on day of departure.
  • Camera/ Video Camera charges at monuments.
  • Personal & health insurance coverage.
  • Meals other than specified. 
 

 

 

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