Insight into Incredible Rajasthan Tour Package

Delhi (2 nights)

International arrival

Delhi:

Mystifying perpetuity - Imposing past and vivacious present! India's capital Delhi, a creation of over 5000 yrs history, houses two World Heritage sites and the finest museums. Shops offer conventional and modern handicrafts. Its superfluity of fine dining restaurants and a throbbing nightlife add gusto to this historical city.

Activities:

Visit the lofty Red Fort, Humayuns Tomb, Jama Masjid, Chandini Chowk, Visit the lofty Red Fort, Humayuns Tomb, Jama Masjid, Chandini Chowk, Qutab Minar, Lotus Temple, Laxminarayan Temple; ISKCON Temple, the Gandhi Memorial at Raj Ghat; Parliament Street, Parliament Museum, India Gate, Bangla Sahib; explore Delhi in a metro journey. Explore the Lodhi Gardens; the National Museum; experience cultural and ethnic diversity at the ‘Dilli Haat’.

Agra (1 nights)

Drive from Delhi to Agra (200km, 4.5hrs)

Agra:

Unravel the absolute allure of white marble! Chapters of history are disclosed slowly to reveal an astonishing tapestry of life, for hiding behind the warmth and clamor is a stunning monument carved in cool white marble...the speculate that is called the Taj Mahal; a World Heritage site, an architectural miracle and an edifice to undying love.

Activities:

Visit the Taj Mahal at sunrise and sunset, the Tomb of Itmad-ud-Daulah, the Agra Fort, the Akbar Mausoleum in Sikandra and Fatehpur Sikri. Enjoy a decorated Tonga ride through the mythical city.

Jaipur (2 nights)

Drive from Agra to Jaipur (250km, 5hrs)

Jaipur:

The ‘ceaseless Pink city' enclosed within hills, this ‘rose pink' city founded by Maharaja Jai Singh II is Rajasthan's capital. The whole city was painted pink by Man Singh when the Prince of Wales and later Edward VII, visited Jaipur in 1876. Today, every home is obliged by law to maintain this pretense.

Activities:

Explore the Amber Fort; Govind Devji Temple dedicated to Lord Krishna, Lakshmi Narayan and Ganesh Temples; Albert Hall; City Palace, Palace of Winds (Hawa Mahal) and the world’s largest stone observatory – Jantar Mantar. Visit the amazing Jaigarh and Nahargarh Forts; Raj Mandir Cinema.

Shahpurabagh (1 nights)

Drive from Jaipur to Shahpurabagh (280km, 5hrs)

Shahpurabagh:

Look beyond the trodden track amid the golden sands of Rajasthan and you will glance an oasis- A dazzling shimmer of sunshine on water that hovers on the edge of a mirage. This is everlasting Rajasthan - untouched by the creeping fingers of ‘modernity’ - unaffected in its humble natural grandeur. Situated midway (4hrs drive, 220 Km from both) between Jaipur and Udaipur and easily accessible from hotels in Udaipur, Shahpura Bagh was the summer residence of the rulers of Shahpura. Shahpura Bagh prides itself on providing an authentic home stay experience in Rajasthan. Life is leisurely here. The days filled with sunshine, conversation and picnics, fishing and boating on the lakes with lazy sundowners to trap the blazing sunset. Spontaneous excursions trace the history of the region through neighbouring forts and legends, rambles alter into safaris in the flash of a beckoning wing - the surrounding wetlands are a birdwatcher's paradise, tempting even to the uninitiated.

Bijaipur (1 nights)

Drive from Shahpurabagh to Bijaipur (129 kms, 2.10 hrs)

Bijaipur:

Situated in the southern Vindhya ranges of the large state of Rajasthan, Bijaipur is hardly 40 kms from Chittaurgarh. The life of this small rusty township revolves around the beautiful castle built in the 16th century by the local rulers. Today converted into a beautiful heritage hotel, the Bijaipur castle is the centre of attraction in Bijaipur. Built by Rao Shakti Singh, in the 16th century, the castle has an eye-catching blend of Mughal and the Gothic style in its architecture. Placed right next to the wonderful sanctuary, the Bijaipur castle gives this as an added attraction for the tourists. The area is known as Mewar and the castle is famous for its Mewari hospitality. The sanctuary next to the castle has leopards and species of deer that can be easily spotted.

Udaipur (2 nights)

Drive from Deogarh to Udaipur (145km, 4hrs)

Udaipur:

The inimitable Lake city! Unlike its desert counterparts, Udaipur is situated in the forested hilly region of the Aravalli Ranges; in complete contrast to the arid deserts of Marwar in the northwest. Tucked away in the midst of hills, the city is an impregnable citadel, with an impressive royal lineage stretching back 26 generations. A do-or-die attitude and a fierce sense of independence characterize Udaipur.

Activities:

Visit the City Palace complex; be mesmerized by the stunning architecture of the Jagdish temple; go boating on Lake Picchola, Haldighati. Enjoy day excursions to Ranakpur’s famous Jain Temple and the visually stunning Kumbalgarh Fort; visit the Eklingji Temple, Nagda; the Kala Mandir and Shilgram, center for rural arts and crafts.

Mumbai (1 nights)

Flight from Udaipur to Mumbai

Mumbai:

The nocturnal city! For generations, Mumbai (formerly Bombay) has welcomed travellers from around the globe. This bustling port has many faces: financial capital, entertainment capital and booming metropolis with over 13 million people calling it home. Admire its colonial heritage, try one of its myriad restaurants, or experience its world class nightlife and shopping avenues.

Activities:

View the historic landmark - Gateway of India; Stroll scenic Marine Drive, (Pearl's Necklace); Visit Hanging Gardens and see sunsets over the Arabian Sea, Prince of Wales Museum, Flora Fountain, Dhobi Ghat, Jain Temple, Mani Bhavan; Pass by Victoria Terminus Railway Station, Mumbai University; Explore vibrant Markets and Bazaars; Visit to Banganga includes the Sacred Tank, Holy Ganges, seeing villages and settlements.