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The first day of your Rajasthan tour itinerary from Jaipur will begin with pick up from Jodhpur Station during the early morning and connect with your designated driver there. Proceed to your hotel and complete the check-in process, allowing yourself to rest and rejuvenate. After enjoying your breakfast around 10 AM, embark on your exploration of the captivating city of Jodhpur.

Jodhpur stands as a remarkable bastion of Marwar's cultural heritage, proudly preserving its age-old traditions through attire, cuisine, and way of life. Often referred to as the "City of the Sun God," it emanates a unique charm. The dwellings dotting the cityscape are predominantly adorned in shades of blue, bestowing merit to its renowned moniker – 'The Blue City.' This azure hue graces the inner recesses of the city's homes as well, creating a truly enchanting spectacle.
Sightseeing on Day 1
Mehrangarh Fort- Encompassing a sprawling area of 1,200 acres (486 hectares) within Jodhpur, the Mehrangarh Fort reigns majestically. Perched atop a hill, it rises approximately 122 meters above the surrounding terrain. Its foundation dates back to 1459, attributed to the Rajput ruler RAO JODHA, though the predominant architecture we behold today emerged during the 17th century.

Within its formidable confines, numerous palatial structures beckon, each bearing intricate carvings and expansive courtyards that narrate tales of opulence. Additionally, a museum resides within, safeguarding an array of cherished relics that offer glimpses into the past. A serpentine road winds its way, linking the fortress with the city below, forging a tangible connection between history and the present.

The second gate, bearing the scars of cannonball impacts from historical sieges launched by the forces of Jaipur, stands as a testament to the fort's storied past.

UMMAID BHAVAN PALACE Constructed between 1928 and 1943, the Umaid Bhawan Palace stands as a resplendent testament to Rajasthan's rich heritage, embodying the essence of a rejuvenated Jodhpur. Serving as the abode of the former Jodhpur royal family, the palace now ranks as the sixth-largest private residence globally. A unique parallel can be drawn between this palace and the iconic Taj Mahal in Agra—both structures share the use of palm court marble in their construction.
Perched regally atop Chittar Hill, which commands the highest elevation in Jodhpur, the Umaid Bhawan Palace commands awe-inspiring vistas. From its vantage point, it offers panoramic views that encompass the historic Blue City, expansive sand dunes, and the enduring Mehrangarh Fort that graces the horizon.
JASWANT THADA is a true architectural masterpiece adorned with meticulous carvings, the Jaswant Thada stands as a testament to artistry. Renowned as a peerless cenotaph crafted from exquisite white marble, it was erected in 1899 by Maharaja Sardar Singh in honor of his father, Maharaja Jaswant Singh II. Often dubbed the "Taj Mahal of Marwar," this white marble marvel from Rajasthan captures the imagination with its ethereal beauty.

After all of these fun activities, you’ll have your lip-smacking dinner and get to sleep with the excitement of your next day's journey of your Rajasthan tour package from Jaipur.

• Stay at Jodhpur
• Trip time: 8am - 9.30pm

Post breakfast check out from hotel and start your journey towards your next desnaon "JAISALMER, THE GOLDEN CITY" of Rajasthan.

KULDHARA VILLAGE Kuldhara stands as a deserted village nestled within the Jaisalmer district of Rajasthan, India. Its origins trace back to the 13th century when it flourished as a thriving settlement inhabited by the Paliwal Brahmins. However, the village's fortunes took an unforeseen turn, leading to its abandonment during the early 19th century. The reasons behind this abandonment remain shrouded in mystery.

Over the passage of time, Kuldhara's story took on an eerie hue, gradually earning it a reputation as a place of ghostly intrigue. Recognizing its potential as a tourist destination, the Government of Rajasthan made the decision to transform it into a tourist attraction during the 2010s.

Reach JAISALMER by evening & check in at the hotel. Evening is for leisure. Dinner will be served at the hotel.

• Overnight at JAISALMER
• Trip time: 8am - 4.30pm

The next day Sun will wake you up with its mesmerizing view from your hotel room. The warmth of the morning Tea/Coffee will give you more excitement for today’s journey. After Post breakfast check out from the hotel and start your JAISALMER CITY TOUR. JALSALMER FORT Popularly recognized as the "Golden Fort of Rajasthan," this monumental structure was brought to life by Raja Jaisal, a distinguished Rajput ruler, in the year 1156 AD. This imposing fortress commands a place among the world's most expansive strongholds. Crafted from a captivating blend of golden and yellow sandstone, it presents a spellbinding appearance that seems almost enchanting.
Emerging from the desert landscape like a mirage, the fort materializes as a breathtaking spectacle, particularly when illuminated at night, its 99 turrets casting an otherworldly glow. Standing tall and resolute, the fort stands as a resplendent testament to the enchanting artistry of Rajasthani architecture, proudly showcasing its spellbinding allure.
GADISAR LAKE Situated just a kilometer from the fort, Gadisar Lake was originally brought to life by the inaugural sovereign of the region, Raja Rawal Jaisal. Subsequently, in the year 1367 AD, Maharawal Garsi undertook its reconstruction. This reservoir held profound significance for the denizens of the desert city, serving as their essential water source. Along the shores of this lake, an array of temples, sacred shrines, and resting spots come into view, forming a harmonious tapestry.
The entrance, an exemplar of artful craftsmanship, hewn from yellow sandstone, stands as a portal to enchantment. This captivating gateway offers a truly awe-inspiring vista, drawing visitors into the realm of Gadisar Lake.
Patwon-Ki-Haveli Nestled within the heart of the city, this distinguished edifice stands as a creation of prominence. It was commissioned by the renowned merchant Guman Chand and his offspring. This expansive five-story structure unfolds with grace, offering five grand suites adorned with intricate detailing. The sweeping corridors and adorned walls stand as living embodiments of the artistic mastery of the era. Every facet of the construction bears the signature of yellow sandstone, weaving a harmonious visual tapestry.
The monument's magnificence and architectural finesse bestow immense significance upon the cultural legacy of the city. Among the quintet of havelis, one has been thoughtfully transformed into a museum. Meanwhile, the third haveli stands as a repository of the crafts and creations crafted by local artisans from times gone by.

After enjoying your lunch, venture forth to partake in a Desert Safari at the captivating Sand Dunes. To immerse yourself in the desert's essence, the Sunset Desert Safari is a must. The Sand Dunes serve as the perfect starting point for your desert adventure. Embark on a camel-backed safari that will lead you through undulating dunes, allowing you to witness the mesmerizing sunset over the arid expanse. If you prefer, jeep safaris are also available for your exploration.
The months of February and March herald the Desert Festival, a vibrant celebration that you wouldn't want to miss. This cultural extravaganza features folk dances, camel races, and various other events. It adds a whole new dimension to your desert experience. Following your safari, journey to your designated haven for the day, THE DESERT CAMPS, where you will be treated to an enchanting night in the desert. Upon checking in, take a moment to settle in. The evening invites relaxation and leisure, allowing you to unwind in this magical setting.

• Overnight at Jaisalmer
• Trip time: 8am - 4.30pm

Following a satisfying breakfast, complete your check-out procedure at the hotel and commence your expedition toward the charming destination of MOUNT-ABU. This serene hill station is nestled in the western reaches of Rajasthan, adjacent to the Gujarat border. Perched atop a lofty rocky plateau within the Aravalli Range, it finds itself cocooned by lush forests, providing respite from the heat. The elevated terrain grants both a temperate climate and panoramic vistas that stretch over the arid plains below.
As the sun retreats, you'll arrive at Mount Abu. Once there, make your way to your chosen lodgings and proceed with the check-in process. The evening is gracefully designated for leisure, allowing you to unwind at your own pace. For dinner, a delectable meal awaits you within the comforts of the hotel.

• Overnight at Mount-Abu
• Trip time: 8am - 4.30pm

The next day Sun will wake you up with its mesmerizing view from your hotel room. The warmth of the morning Tea/Coffee will give you more excitement for today’s journey. After freshening up you’ll starts for Mount-Abu sightseeing.
THE DILWARA TEMPLE stands gracefully approximately 3 kilometers away from Mount Abu, serving as a sanctuary of profound significance for the Jain community. Conceived by Vastupal Tejpal and erected by Vimal Shah during the span of the 11th to the 13th century, this temple stands as a beacon of Jain devotion. Its hallmark lies in the lavish application of marble and the intricate artistry that adorns every nook and cranny which is one of the best attraction in your Rajasthan Package tour from Jaipur
While the exterior of the Dilwara Temple exudes an air of modesty, crossing its threshold ushers you into a world of awe-inspiring wonder. The interiors unveil a breathtaking tapestry of designs and motifs etched onto ceilings, walls, arches, and pillars. This symphony of craftsmanship evokes a sense of sheer admiration. Amid its understated elegance, the Dilwara Temple serves as a conduit to convey the fundamental tenets and values of Jainism.
Universal Peace Hall also recognized as Om Shan Bhavan, serves as the principal gathering space of the Brahma Kumari Spiritual University, completed in 1983. This tranquil ivory-hued edifice boasts a seating capacity of 5,000 individuals and is equipped with a unique feature – simultaneous translation in 16 languages during diverse occasions. Acknowledged as a public tourist destination, the Universal Peace Hall attracts over 8,000 visitors each day, offering a space for reflection and connection.

Nakki Lake affectionately referred to as Nakki Jheel by the locals, emerges as a haven for enthusiasts of nature's wonders. Situated amidst breathtaking natural beauty, this lake stands as a true jewel in the crown of Mount Abu. A distinctive distinction accompanies Nakki Lake—it claims the honor of being India's inaugural man-made lake, boasting a staggering depth of around 11,000 meters and a width spanning a quarter of a mile.
Nestled at the heart of the hill station, this captivating waterbody finds itself embraced by a panorama of luxuriant verdure, majestic mountains, and uniquely sculpted rocks. An idyllic haven for nature aficionados and avid photographers alike, Nakki Lake's allure is undeniable. Notably, Mahatma Gandhi's ashes found their final resting place here on the 12th of February, 1948, and the consequential Gandhi Ghat graces its vicinity.
Adding to the enchantment, a hill adjacent to the lake hosts the famed Toad Rock, its silhouette resembling a poised amphibian about to embark on a leap into the waters. On a parallel note, an inviting path flanking Nakki Lake leads the way to the captivating Sunset Point, where breathtaking vistas of dusk await.

After your explorations, return to the hotel to unwind. The evening offers a tranquil interlude for relaxation and leisure. A delicious dinner awaits, served within the comfort of the hotel.

• Overnight at Mount-Abu
• Trip time: 8am - 4.30pm

After enjoying your morning meal, complete your hotel check-out and embark on your journey towards Udaipur, renowned as "The City of Lakes."

HALDIGHATI- iNestled approximately an hour's drive away from Udaipur, this scenic mountain pass holds historical significance. Haldighati's notoriety arises from its association with numerous battles, most notably the epochal conflict of 1576 between Rana Pratap Singh of Mewar and the formidable army of Mughal Emperor Akbar. A poignant element of this site is the cenotaph, or "chhatri" in Hindi, erected where the gallant steed of Maharana Pratap, Chetak, took his final breath. This chhatri, crafted from pristine white marble, stands as a tribute to honor and commemorate the exceptional contribution of India's swiftest horse.

While here, a visit to the Maharana Pratap National Memorial beckons. Conceived in 1997 under the auspices of the Government of India, this memorial features a remarkable bronze statue depicting Maharana Pratap astride his loyal equine companion. Furthermore, a museum dedicated to Maharana Pratap's legacy also graces the grounds, with its doors opened to the public in 2003.

Upon arrival in Udaipur, complete your check-in process at the hotel. The evening invites relaxation and leisure, allowing you to unwind at your own pace. Later, enjoy a delightful dinner served within the comforts of the hotel.

• Stay at Resort/Hotel
• Trip time: 8am - 4.30pm

After your morning meal, commence your exploration of the captivating city of Udaipur.

LAKE PICHOLA is among Udaipur's vast and ancient water bodies, Lake Pichola holds a prominent position. Created in the year 1362, this expansive freshwater lake is an impressive testament to human ingenuity. It derives its name from the nearby Picholi village. Part of a network of interconnected lakes, Lake Pichola has evolved over the centuries, gracefully embracing the renowned city of Udaipur and also the best attraction in your Rajasthan tour package from Jaipur

UDAIPUR CITY PALACEis among the architectural marvels gracing Rajasthan, the City Palace in Udaipur emerges as a crown jewel. This expansive palace complex claims the distinction of being the largest within the state. A prime attraction on the Udaipur itinerary, the City Palace stands regally on the eastern shores of Lake Pichola. Embraced by the majestic Aravali mountain range, the palace's natural setting enhances its allure, providing breathtaking vistas of the surroundings.
The origins of the City Palace align with the very establishment of Udaipur by Maharana Udai Singh II. Over the course of the ensuing 400 years, this regal abode took shape under the successive reigns of the Maharanas. Serving as both residence and administrative center, the palace played a pivotal role in shaping the destiny of the kingdom. In essence, the City Palace complex stands as a living testament to the historical significance of Udaipur and its illustrious rulers.
SAJJANGARH PALACE has perched majestically upon an Aravalli hilltop, the Sajjangarh Fort stands as a testament to grandeur and splendor. Dating back to 1884, this resplendent palace bears the name of Maharana Sajjan Singh, signifying his regal abode. From its elevated vantage point, the palace offers a captivating panorama that encompasses the serene Lake Fateh Sagar, the iconic City Palace, and the ancestral residence of the King, Chiorgarh.

FATEH SAGAR LAKE is nestled at an awe-inspiring locale that seamlessly combines the elements of hills, water, and lush flora, Lake Fatehsagar stands as a marvel. Positioned to the north of Lake Pichola, it finds itself in the enchanting embrace of Mo Magri Hill. This lake, the second-largest man-made reservoir, holds a unique distinction. With the towering Aravalli hills embracing three sides and the Pratap Memorial gracing the northern expanse, Lake Fatehsagar stands as an emblem of Udaipur's pride.

Vintage Car Museum is Amidst the grandeur of Udaipur's renowned forts, palaces, and pristine lakes, the Vintage Car Museum offers a captivating departure. This museum houses a captivating assortment of vintage automobile models that once graced the roads under the banner of the Mewar dynasty of Udaipur. This very dynasty stood as one of the most opulent among the Rajput rulers, characterized by lavish and extravagant lifestyles.
As you step into the Vintage Car Museum, a journey through time unveils the opulence of the Mewar family through their prized possessions. Among these treasures, the Rolls Royce and Mercedes models stand as epitomes of luxury, each painstakingly crafted and owned by the royal members. These meticulously preserved vehicles offer a vivid glimpse into the regal elegance that defined the Mewar dynasty's legacy.

Following your sightseeing endeavors, return to the hotel to unwind. The evening graciously presents a span of leisure, allowing you to relax at your own pace. A delectable dinner awaits, served within the comforts of the hotel.

• Overnight at Udaipur.
• Trip time: 8am - 4.30pm

After enjoying your morning breakfast, complete your hotel check-out and embark on your journey towards the captivating destination of Pushkar. Enroute visit the famous place CHITTORGARH FORT.

CHITTORGARH FORT Erected by local Maurya rulers during the 7th century A.D., the Chittorgarh Fort in Rajasthan stands as an exemplar of India's vast and rich history. This formidable stronghold, commonly referred to as Chittor, ranks among the largest forts on the Indian subcontinent. Perched resplendently atop a hill towering 590 feet high, it sprawls across a magnificent expanse of 692 acres. This stronghold serves as an iconic embodiment of the distinguished Rajput architectural style.

The grandeur of the fort is further enhanced by a series of gateways, each crafted by successive rulers of the Maurya lineage. Chittorgarh Fort, once the capital of Mewar, now rests within the bounds of the city bearing its name. It stands as a living testament to the valor and legacy of Rajasthan's vibrant history.

Arrive in Pushkar during the evening hours. Complete your check-in procedure at the hotel and take a moment to settle in. The remaining time is yours to enjoy at your own pace. Later, savor a delicious dinner served within the comfort of the hotel.

• Overnight at Pushkar
• Trip time: 8am - 4.30pm

Following your breakfast, set forth on your journey towards the enchanting "JAIPUR - THE PINK CITY." Along the way, indulge in a stopover at -

City Palace, Jaipur The City Palace, an imposing masterpiece, resides at the very heart of Jaipur, inviting you to journey into an era of resplendent royal opulence. This architectural marvel seamlessly fuses the splendors of Rajput and Mughal design, creating a mesmerizing landmark that stands as an essential Jaipur experience. Upon stepping through its majestic gates, you are transported into a realm of yesteryears, characterized by expansive halls, enchanting courtyards, manicured gardens, regal abodes, and captivating art galleries are the best attraction in your Rajastan tour from Jaipur

Inside, a captivating museum unveils itself, offering a window into the regal way of life. Within its halls, you can witness the opulent attire that once adorned the esteemed figures of Maharaja Sawai Man Singh II and Maharaja Sawai Madho Singh I, thoughtfully preserved for posterity. The City Palace stands as a testament to the timeless allure of royalty and invites you to immerse yourself in its grandeur.

Hawa Mahal, Jaipurthe Pink City is mentioned, the iconic Hawa Mahal immediately springs to mind, doesn't it? This architectural gem, a vision in pink, was commissioned by Maharaja Sawai Pratap Singh in the year 1799. What sets this five-story wonder apart is its intricate lattice of 953 miniature windows. This pyramidal marvel's hallmark feature allows gentle breezes to gracefully enter the inner sanctums, bestowing a cooling respite even amidst scorching temperatures.

As you ascend its heights, a captivating vista unfolds, revealing spectacular panoramas that encompass the Jantar Mantar and the City Palace. The Hawa Mahal's presence remains indelibly etched in the tapestry of Jaipur, symbolizing both regal elegance and ingenious architectural ingenuity.

Jantar Mantar, Jaipur - Have you ever pondered upon the methods people of yesteryears employed to measure time, track celestial movements, and forecast eclipses? The intriguing world of Jantar Mantar unravels these mysteries. This astronomical observatory, established in 1734, stands as a testament to Maharaja Sawai Jai Singh II's visionary intellect. Within its precincts, an ensemble of nineteen architecturally intricate astronomical instruments beckons.

Among these wonders, the stone sundial commands attention, earning its distinction as the world's largest of its kind. This site stands as a haven for aficionados of astronomy, offering a captivating journey into the ancient art of celestial observation. Recognized for its historical and scientific significance, Jantar Mantar has been designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site, immortalizing its contributions to humanity's understanding of the cosmos.

Albert Hall Museum, Jaipur - Embracing the distinction of being Rajasthan's oldest museum, the Albert Hall Museum serves as a captivating portal to Jaipur's captivating history and rich heritage. The hall itself stands as an imposing architectural marvel, a prelude to the treasures held within. Functioning as the esteemed State Museum of Rajasthan, this institution houses a captivating array of artifacts, spanning sculptures, paintings, intricate crystal creations, ivory artifacts, resplendent carpets, exquisite metalwork, and dazzling jewelry..

Among its treasures, a spotlight shines on the captivating exhibit of an Egyptian mummy, a rare gem among the few preserved in India. Albert Hall Museum stands as more than a repository of artifacts; it's a time capsule, allowing visitors to traverse through the corridors of time and experience Jaipur's vibrant past and cultural tapestry.

Birla Mandir, Jaipur - The Birla Mandir in Jaipur presents an exquisite harmony of grandeur and serenity. This temple stands as a dedication to Goddess Lakshmi and Lord Vishnu, earning it the alternate name of Laxmi Narayan Temple. Nestled against the verdant embrace of Mo Dungri Hill, the resplendent white marble façade unveils a scene of breathtaking beauty. The temple's architectural opulence is a visual delight in itself, offering a feast for the eyes.

As one of the most illustrious temples in Jaipur, Birla Mandir graces its walls with intricate scenes and verses from the Bhagavad Gita. This sacred abode stands as a place of spiritual solace, as well as a testament to the rich heritage of devotion and craftsmanship in Jaipur. Within its confines, tranquility and splendor seamlessly converge, inviting visitors to experience a sense of reverence and awe.

Arrive in Jaipur during the evening hours. Complete your check-in procedure at the hotel and take a moment to settle in. The remaining time is yours to enjoy at your own pace. Later, savor a delicious dinner served within the comfort of the hotel.

• Over night stay at Jaipur
• Trip time: 8am - 4.30pm

What better way to immerse yourself in the splendor of Jaipur than by exploring its renowned forts? With this in mind, we've meticulously designed the second leg of your 2-day Jaipur itinerary, focusing on the city's magnificent forts and a selection of other essential attractions. Here's our curated selection for your Day 2 journey through Jaipur:

Amer Fort, Jaipur Embarking on a sightseeing escapade through Jaipur would remain incomplete without a rendezvous with the resplendent Amer Fort and Palace. Rising as the epitome of opulence among the city's forts, Amer Fort stands as a testament to architectural brilliance and regal magnificence. The palace ensconced within the fort unfurls across four distinctive levels.
At the heart of the fort, the enchanting Sheesh Mahal, or the Palace of Mirrors, claims its rightful place among the fort's treasures. This remarkable edifice dazzles with a mosaic of glimmering mirrors and intricate glass inlays that adorn the walls and ceiling. Moreover, for a memorable experience, you have the option to indulge in an elephant ride within the fort's confines or peruse a collection of unique souvenirs. Amer Fort captures the essence of Rajasthan's heritage, inviting you to relish its grandeur and immerse yourself in its storied past.
Jaigarh Fort, JaipurResting atop the captivating Cheel ka Teela, also known as the Hill of Eagles, Jaigarh Fort emerges as a captivating destination within Jaipur. This majestic stronghold reveals a trove of captivating features, making it a truly captivating stop. The fort's resplendent expanse encompasses opulent palaces adorned with grand courtrooms, triple-arch gateways, serene temples, lush gardens, an armory chamber, and a central watchtower that offers panoramic vistas of the surrounding landscape.
The pièce de résistance of this grand fortress is the illustrious Jaivana cannon. Once acclaimed as the world's largest wheeled cannon, it continues to stand with pride within the Jaigarh Fort, a testament to the might and engineering prowess of bygone times. Exploring the Jaigarh Fort unveils a realm of history, architecture, and panoramic views, allowing you to soak in the splendors of Rajasthan's regal heritage.
Nahargarh Fort, Jaipur - For nearly three centuries, Nahargarh Fort has stood as a vigilant sentinel over the city of Jaipur. A vital component of Jaipur's formidable defense network, it stood in unison with the Jaigarh Fort and the Amer Fort. This fort, a favored retreat of the royal family of Jaipur, exudes historical allure and significance. The fortifications of Nahargarh Fort seamlessly extended those of the Jaigarh Fort, effectively connecting the two bastions.
Exploring Nahargarh Fort not only uncovers its rich history but also grants access to captivating views that encompass the sprawling cityscape of Jaipur. This fortress is more than just stone and history; it's a living testament to Rajasthan's regal past and the strategic importance it held in safeguarding its treasures.
Jal Mahal, Jaipur - Residing as a magnificent five-storied palace gracefully poised amidst the waters of Man Sagar Lake, the Jal Mahal stands as a true marvel in the heart of Jaipur. However, as the lake fills, four of these stories remain submerged beneath the waters, leaving only the uppermost level visible. This unique feature imparts the illusion that the palace serenely floats upon the lake's surface, lending it an air of ethereal beauty.
Characterized by quintessential Rajput architecture, the palace was once a favored duck-hunting retreat for the kings of Jaipur. While present access to Jal Mahal may be restricted for visitors, its allure remains undiminished. Embarking on a leisurely boat ride across the tranquil waters of Man Sagar Lake affords an up-close view of this architectural gem. The Jal Mahal embodies the allure of Jaipur, inviting you to revel in its captivating beauty and the history it holds within its walls.

The evening is reserved for relaxation and leisure. At Night after having dinner on this journey, you’ll have a comfortable sleep.

• Overnight at JAIPUR
• Trip time: 8am - 4.30pm

The last of your journey will be inaugurated by the rising sun of the morning. After enjoying your breakfast, proceed with the check-out process from the hotel. Make your way to Jaipur station for your return train or flight journey.

• Checkout time: 10 A.M.