Rajasthan Adventure Delight Package Tour from Delhi

Delhi, the present capital of India, is a combination of seven old cities. Delhi was invaded and destroyed seven times. Many influences from Mohammed Gauri from Persia, Mughals from Central Asia, Ahmad Shah Abdali from Afghanistan, and lastly, the English deeply impacted culture, food, and the way Delhi has evolved. The best street food and great ambiance, clothes, jewelry, and handicraft are available in Delhi. Due to the regular onslaught on Delhi, it has evolved uniquely. It can boast of brotherhood among Hindus, Muslims, Sikhs, Parsis, and Christians. The total amalgamations of cultures or pot purée of various lifestyles are the capital of Delhi.
Today, we will visit Laxmi Narayan Temple, Government buildings like the President House, Parliament House, India Gate (War Memorial), and Jama Masjid (The Grand mosque). After the visit, we will embark on a walking tour of the Old City of Delhi and a visit to the Spice market.

Early in the morning, we will pick you up from hotel and proceed to Agra. On reaching Agra, we will visit the Taj Mahal and Agra Fort.

Taj Mahal: Emperor Shah Jahan built the Taj Mahal in memory of his beloved wife, Mumtaaz Mahal. The Taj Mahal has got the uniqueness that it gives different impressions at different times of the day. In the morning, it appears when the background of the Taj Mahal is pink as if a child is born. There is overall happiness. When, the sunsets in the evening and background sky of The Taj Mahal are turned pale. It gives the impression that Emperor Shah Jahan is deeply in sorrow as his beloved wife, Mumtaaz Mahal has departed.
On the whole moon night, it looks most beautiful. It gives an impression that the bride, fully ornamented and glittering with joy, is ready to leave her parent’s home for the bridegroom’s place. Overnight stay will be in Agra.
Agra Fort: The total area of Agra Fort is 3.4 square km. The specialty of this fort is three different Mughal Emperors built it. Emperor Akbar used red sandstone for building this fort. Then came Emperor Jahangir, the son of Emperor Akbar. He ornamented the palaces of the fort with beautiful carving work in red sandstone. Emperor Shah Jehan removed some structure and made with white marble. One can visit beautiful and ornamented Deewan-e-Aam and Khwaab Gah along with many other Palaces of Agra Fort. Night stay will be at Agra.

On this day, we will proceed for Jaipur and, on the way, will visit Fatehpur Sikri, the ghost city.
Fatehpur Sikri: Emperor Akbar, who got a son with the blessing of Holy Saint Shaikh Salim Chishti, who was residing there, built Fatehpur Sikri. If the Taj Mahal is famous for its beauty, Fatehpur Sikri is famous for art and architecture. Here we will visit various palaces intricately carved, Panch Mahal and Buland Darwaza.
On reaching Jaipur, transfer to the hotel for rest.
Jaipur: This is the first planned city of India and is the masterpiece of Bengali architects Vidyadhar Bhattacharya. Raja Sawai Jaisingh founded it. It is known as the Pink City because all the government buildings, crossroads, residential complexes, and bazaars are painted pink.
We will visit Hawa Mahal or Wind Palace, used by the Royal Ladies, to observe the victory and festive processions. The administrative headquarters of erstwhile Jaipur State the City Palace, for its impressive palaces and pavilions and the Observatory. Overnight stay will be in Jaipur.

On this day, one can undertake a fabulous hot air ballooning optional experience over Jaipur, which will cost 120 USD extra but will be a lifetime experience. The forts, bazaars, villages, and desert sights will be an electrifying experience from the balloon cart.
We will visit Amer Fort. It was by Maharaja Mansingh with an enchanting complex of beautiful gardens, Halls, Pavilions, and royal mansions. It is an excellent example of Indo-Mughal architecture.
The view from the upper story of Amer Fort is just out of the world. On our return, we will visit Jal Mahal, the summer retreat of Maharaja, for a photographic session. After that, we will undertake a walking tour of the market with great shopping opportunities to learn about the culture, art and understand the life of the simple citizens of Jaipur. Overnight stay will be in Jaipur.

Today we will proceed towards the Shekhavati region of Rajasthan to visit Naval Garh and Mandawa. It will take around six hours to reach Naval Garh. It is also known for its most significant concentration of mural paintings and frescoes in the world. It was an effective trading post for connecting China to the seashore and part of the ancient Silk Route.
Naval Garh: We will visit Poddar Haveli (Mansion). It is very well restored and famous for its frescoes and mural paintings and Roop Haveli, another restored haveli of a wealthy merchant.
Mandawa is dotted with so many artistically ornamented mansions and called the open gallery of art. We will visit some of these Havelis. Overnight stay in Heritage property at Mandawa.

Today we will proceed to Bikaner, after taking some rest in heritage property, we will start our sightseeing of Bikaner from Junagarh Fort.
Junagarh Fort: It is a well-maintained fort with a stunning flight of stairs, front elevation, overlooking towers and balconies. The most important and exciting places to visit are Sheesh Mahal (Mirror Palace), sandalwood inherited throne, and Anoop Chowk.
After that, we will visit Karni Mata Temple (Rat Temple), where thousands of rats are inhabited and worshipped by the local population. People search for the white rat to fulfill all their wishes and as a promising sign. Overnight stay will be in Heritage property in Bikaner.

In the morning, we will proceed to Jaisalmer or the Golden City founded by Maharaja Jaisal.
On arrival, at Jaisalmer, transfer to heritage property for some rest.
Jaisalmer: The desert city of Rajasthan is also famous as the Golden City situated in the Golden Sands of the Thar Desert has the charisma of its own. The name of the founder Rawal Jaisal and Mer means hill. It is how the term for the fort, Jaisalmer, was coined. When it comes in contact with the early morning sun rays, golden sandstone shines. It is because of this fact it is called the Golden Fort.
We will visit Patwon Ki Haveli with elaborate carving work, the Museum of the exemplary cultural artifacts, and Jain Temple in Jaisalmer Fort. Overnight stay will be in Heritage property in Jaisalmer.

In the morning, we will undertake a walking tour of the market to get the feel of this beautiful and extraordinary city dotted with colorful shops selling textiles, sweets, and handicrafts. One can witness ladies in colorful skirts and blouses and men with world-famous rich mustaches and colorful turbans.
In the afternoon, embark on the adventure of camel safari, the landmark adventure activity of this tour. Leave your luggage at the hotel and proceed for an overnight camel safari and night stay under the stars in the desert. The jeep will take us 20 km inside the desert. After that, we will take a one-hour camel safari. We will halt at Kalbelia Village (The desert tribe) during travel. One can interact with them regarding life in the desert, traditions, and priorities. Watch stunning sunset in the desert and take dinner under the stars, overnight stay in the desert.
Please note: The population, as well as tourists visiting Jaisalmer, has blown off. It is too old to cater to the ever-increasing population of residents and tourists preferring to stay inside the fort. It is crumbling, and the primary source of income for the people is tourism. Suppose anything goes wrong with this magnificent work of art and craftsmanship. In that case, the life of the local population of this Golden City will be affected.
Hence, deliberately, we have kept our night stay at the heritage property outside the fort.

Watch the sunrise early in the morning in the Thar Desert. After freshen up and taking breakfast in the desert camp and we will proceed for Jodhpur- the Blue City of Rajasthan. It will take around six hours. After taking some rest, we will visit Mehran Garh Fort, Toor Ji ki Jhalra, and will take a walking tour of the market at Ghanta Ghar (Local shopping center).
Rao Jodha Ji built Mehran Garh Fort with superb structural design. Palanquins pavilion is a must-visit in the fort. At that time, there was no motor transport to transport royal ladies from one place to another Palanquins carried by the men were used to serve the purpose. One can also appreciate the well-preserved armory. The museum of this fort is also very well maintained. From this fort, one can observe why Jodhpur is the Blue City of India as everywhere you will find blue mansions of the citizens of Jodhpur.
Toor Ji Ki Jhalra is a stepwell built-in 1740 for the conservation of rainwater and can be called a reservoir for water harvesting as the state of Rajasthan is water deficient. It is prohibited to swim in this step well as 200 feet deep and endanger one’s life.
Ghanta Ghar: (The clock tower) It is situated right in the center of Jodhpur. Ghanta Ghar market is frequented by locals and foreigners alike to get the feel of the city, as one can find ladies in colorful fabrics bargaining for goods for daily consumption of household and tourists watching their skills and appreciating the overall scenario. Overnight stay will be in Jodhpur.

Early in the morning, we will proceed to Udaipur, the white city of Rajasthan. On the way, we will visit the Jain temple at Ranakpur. On reaching Udaipur (The White City), transfer to hotel for rest. After taking a rest, feel free to visit local markets and various cafes in Udaipur. Overnight stay will be in Udaipur.
Visit City Palace very well maintained and one of the enormous Palaces of Rajasthan. Maharana Udai Singh shifted his capital from Chittaur Garg to Udaipur on the advice of an astrologer and built this beautiful piece of art and architecture. Observe the stunning views of Udaipur, Lake Pichola, and Lake Palace in the middle of the lake from numerous portholes of this magnificent Palace. It will undoubtedly be an enchantment for photography-loving people.

The following day we will take a boat ride. It will last for twenty-five minutes and take us to Jag Mandir and around City palace. After that, get on a walking tour of Udaipur, covering narrow lanes of Udaipur City. Jagdish Temple in the middle of Udaipur’s old city is the starting point of the walking tour. The last attraction will be the Rajasthani Folk Dance performance at the very well restored Dharohar Ki Haveli. Night Stay will be in Udaipur.

Early in the morning, we will proceed for Pushkar from Udaipur. It will take around seven hours. Transfer to hotel for freshening up, and after that, we will begin our tour to Pushkar.
Visit the lone temple of Brahma in the world. Have lovely walks along various Ghats of Pushkar Lake; observe people offering prayers, and taking baths. In the evening, visit Savitri Temple.
There are 1000 stairs to reach Savitri temple, but the breeze’s reward and the view from there of the whole Pushkar is out of the world. Be careful regarding omnipresent monkeys at the shrine after visiting the hotel for a night’s stay.

On this day, the first half will be free to indulge in any activity of your choice, and in the afternoon, we will proceed for Delhi. Overnight stay will be in Delhi.

Tour ends with a lot of pleasant memories. If you have some other destinations to visit, please inform us in advance to make arrangements.