Arrive today in India’s capital city of Delhi. You are greeted with a traditional Indian
welcome and escorted to your hotel and start your afternoon tour of old Delhi. Among
your stops are the Red Fort (Drive-By), Raj Ghat and the mile-long Chandni Chowk bazaar.
Welcome dinner at the hotel.

This morning tour New Delhi – drive along Rajpath to view the Parliament House, the
President’s House and India Gate. Visit the Humayun’s Tomb, Qutab Minar and Birla
Temple. Afternoon is at leisure.

After breakfast drive to Mandawa – a quaint little town in a heart of Shekhavati region
popularly known as open Air Art Gallery of Rajasthan. The town is replete with paved
Archways, Magnificent Havelis and Fortresses. (BD)

Drive this morning to Bikaner. On your arrival in Bikaner, Check-in at your hotel. In the noon
explore the Junagarh Fort – an impressive fort standing with all its regal glory as an
epitome of architectural brilliance. Balconies, gardens and kiosks etc. depicts a composite
architectural style influenced by culture. Here we see Anup Mahal, Gaj Mandir, Sheesh
Mahal and Parachinar Museum and Sadual Museum.

Morning breakfast then we proceed to Jaisalmer – Golden City of desert famed for its
yellow sandstone architecture. Upon arrival we take blissful boat ride in Gadisar Lake.
Surrounded by many temples, shrines and Ghats. Later we enjoy delightful puppet show –
a preserved ancient folk art of Rajasthan.

Today we explore Jaisalmer City. We visit Golden Fort – a UNESCO world heritage site and
one of the very few living forts in the world, as nearly one fourth the population of the city
still resides within the Fort followed by visit to Jain Mandir – craved in yellow sandstones
dedicated to Jain hermits known as Tirthankars. Later we visit Patwon ki Haweli Museum –
Palace built in early 1800s, now a museum featuring intricate carvings, furniture and
artwork and see Nathmalji ki haveli. In the evening proceed to famous Sam Sand dunes
Upon arrival we experience thrilling Dune Bashing over the golden sands of Jaisalmer. In
the evening, we get an opportunity to witness the spectacular beauty of sandy terrain by
taking joyful Camel Ride and view Red Orange colour splash of sunset on horizon of
desert. Later we enjoy a traditional Rajasthani Folk Dance with dinner.

After breakfast drive to Jodhpur – famed as Blue City of India featuring many palaces, forts
and temples set in the stark landscapes of Thar Desert. Today we explore Ummaid Bhavan
Palace Museum – almost 75 years old architectural marvel now turned into museum
showcasing artistic murals, opulent miniature paintings, vintage clocks and unusual
household paraphernalia.

In the morning, we visit the Mehrangarh Fort in Jodhpur – which stands four hundred feet
above the skyline of Jodhpur. The fort is burnished in Red Sandstone and its colossal
structure is surely impressive in all manner. Here we will see Moti Mahal – largest room in
fort whose ceiling is decorated with Gold Leaves, Sea Shells and Mirrors, Phool Mahal –
Pleasure dome of the Maharajas, Sheesh Mahal – Decorative mirror palace with brightly
coloured paintings, Silah Khana – place where weapons were stored, Daulat Khana –
treasure vault and Rang Mahal. Later we visit Jaswant Thada – a royal cenotaph built in
the white marble also known as Taj Mahal of Marwar. In the noon we drive to Kumbhalgarh
visit Ranakpur Jain Temple en route.

In the morning drive for Udaipur the famous City of Lakes, known as one of the most
picturesque and romantic cities of India and maybe the world. Visit City Palace, Lake
Pichola, Saheliyon ki Bari or Garden of Maids and the folklore museum where you can see a
presentation of the string puppets typical to this area.

Today’s morning excursion brings you to the beautifully sculpted Eklingji temple. Eklingji is
famous for its 108-temple complex, built on a shore of a lake. The temple is dedicated to

Lord Shiva. The temple complex of Eklingji was built in 728AD. The main temple is made of
white marble and the icon of Lord Shiva is made of black marble. Later, visit Nagdatemple
which dates back to the 10th century. The term ‘Sas-Bahu’ suggests ‘Mother-in-law and
Daughter-in-law’ respectively. The temple is dedicated to Lord Vishnu.

Today we proceed Pushkar – one of the oldest cities with heritage, culture, and warmth
rolled into one panoramic landscape.
En route, we visit Chittorgarh Fort – symbol of bravery of Rajputs also an UNESCO world
heritage site. Here we will see Ranakumbha Palace – place where founder of Udaipur
Maharana Udai Singh was born, Meera Mandir – was once the home of famous bhakti
poetess Meerabai, Vijay Stambha – victory monument constructed by Mewar king to
commemorate victory over Mahmud Khilji and Queen Padmini’s Palace – located amidst
water bodies, this is the place where Aladdin Khilji was permitted to see the mirror image of
Queen Padmini.

Today we visit Brahma Mandir – one of very few existing temples dedicated to the Hindu
creator- God Brahma built in 14th century, followed by visit to Pushkar Tirth.
Then we drive to Jaipur the pink city. Visit visiting Hawa Mahal or the ‘Palace of Winds,’ City
Palace and the ancient observatory.

In the morning visit the mountain fortress of Amber, a superb example of Rajput architecture
with its complex of palaces, temples, and ornate apartments. Later, enjoy a tour of Jaipur
City,

After breakfast drive to Agra, on route visiting the abandoned city of Fatehpur Sikri.
Upon arrival, check in at your hotel.

Enjoy an early morning visit of the magnificent Taj Mahal for a sunrise view. After breakfast
visit the Agra Fort and the city. The rest of the day is at leisure. In the evening, visit the
magnificent Taj Mahal once again and witness the transformation as the monument reflects
the warm glow of the sunset.

Breakfast then drives to Delhi airport for departure as per your flight schedule.