Arrive at Delhi and enjoy some leisure time. Spend the evening experiencing this vibrant city.

Drive towards Mandawa – located in the spirit of the partially – parched Shekhawati province. Shekhawati means “Garden of Shekha”. It gets its name from its emperor, Rao Shekha. Thakur Nawal Singh, the organizer of the city built the castle of Mandawa in 1755. They build numerous Havelis, Chhatris, shrines & Step-wells with elaborate frescoes that adorned the ramparts. Mandawa still preservesthe feel of a past era. Visit the local havelis like Gori Shankar Haveli, Goenka haveli, renowned for beautiful frescoes that look amazing on the walls & ceiling.

Drive to Bikaner – the desert city of Rajasthan that was established by Rao Bikaji in 1488. Visit Junagarh Fort, constructed by 6th ruler of Bikaner Raja Rai Singhji, who ruled for the duration of 1571-1612. The Fort is created by red sandstone & marble with cabins & verandas decorating the constructions. Afterward visit to Lal Garh Palace, constructed by Maharaja Ganga Singh (1881-1942), an architectural masterwork in red stonework, in reminiscence of his father Maharaja Lal Singh. In evening head back to the hotel for night stay Bikaner.

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Head towards Khimsar, on the border of the vast Thar Desert. On the way to Khimsar visit the renowned Rat Temple at Deshnok. At Khimsar, visit the fort, which is a fine example of the resplendent past, seen through the marked ramparts & towers that take you back to the splendid past.

Head towards Jaisalmer, the crowning glory of Rajasthan. Often called the golden city due to the massive expanse of the desert, it was an imperative prehistoric trading and dealingcenter because of its location. It is home to many havelis made out of yellow sandstone.

Start your day visiting the older city of Jaisalmer. Check out the great Jaisalmer Fort, constructed by Rawal Jaisal in the year 1156. Also visit the superlative Patwon Ki Haveli and admire the intricate carvings done on its windows. It was constructed by the wealthy trader Guman Chand Patwa & his sons. It is practically the pride and joy of Jaisalmer.Later in evening drive to Sam Sand dunes to get the real feel of the Thar Desert. Experience a camel ride, enjoy an ethnic Rajasthani cultural dance and some sumptuous local food in the evening.

Drive to Osian, positioned in the middle of Jaisalmer & Jodhpur. Renowned for its Jain shrines, Osian is a must visit while in Rajasthan. Start your trip here with a visit to the impressive temple; the Mahavira shrine devoted to the 24th & previous Jain diviner. Thereafter, pay homage to Sachiya Mata Temple or also famed as Indrani. You should also go to the two other holy places in the multipart of Indrani temple- ChandiKa Mandir & the Amba Mata Mandir.

Have an excursion tour of Jodhpur, the pride of Rajasthan. Rao Jodha, a leader of the Rathore tribe, established the city in year 1459 and constructed the Mehrangarh Fort. Positioned at a peak of 125m, the fort has a museum with superb compilation of palanquins, Elephant encumber, imperial cribs, outfits & furnishings. Later in the afternoon visit theGudaBishnoi rural community, where you will see a clash of ethnic colour& rural artistic splendor. You must see their conventional community and also their handiwork like shoes, earthenware and hand knitting. Drive back to Osian and spend the night at the hotel.

Drive towards Kumbhalgarh, a small fort town established by Rana Kumbha the well-known Mewar conqueror. Kumbhalgarh is a haven for nature lovers. En route visit the famous Ranakpur Jain Temples of 15th century. It has the most striking domes, cupolas and turrets. The bestfeature in it is the 1444 pillars that are intricately carved with no two pillars alike. Later drive to Kumbhalgarh and spend the night there.

Drive towards the most romantic city – Udaipur, established by Maharana Udai Singh in the year 1568. Nesteled amid three lakes, it is also called the “City of Lakes & Palaces”. Start your stay at Udaipur, with a boat ride on Lake Pichola. Admire the neighboring hills, palaces and the beauty surrounding it.

Start with a guided city tour of Udaipur including; City Palace.You can witness the splendor of the Palace from the moment you enter at the northern Tripoli Gate with a patio embracing the facade of the filigree terrace & elaborated cupola – topped loom. Go toSahelion ki Bari also called the – Garden of Maids of Honour. It was made by Maharana Sangram Singh for his daughter & the women’s of the Queen’s patio. Later visit the Indo – Aryan Jagdish Temple. It is the most gorgeous shrines of Udaipur. Enjoy a boat ride on Lake Pichola. Also, seeJag Niwas palace and Jag Mandir- the two islet palaces on the lake.

Drive towards Pushkar, a charming little city based on the periphery of the desert. Pushkar is renowned for its exceptional fairs. Spend the evening walking past the numerous ghats around the Pushkar Lake. Overnight stay is in Pushkar.

Visit the Brahma Temple in Pushkar. It is said to be the only devoted temple to Lord Brahma in the world. Drive towards Samode, a small place snuggled amidst rocky mountain. Its Palace is now converted into a Lotus Templeof India’s most delightful and luxury heritage hotels.Take some time out to explore the city on your own.

Take an excursion to Jaipur – prevalently known as the Pink City. Start you trip here with a visit to the Amber Fort.Enjoy an Elephant back ride upto the entrance of the fort situated on the top of the steep hill. Head towards City Palace, a great mix together of Rajasthani & Mughal construction. Later go to the planetary observatory known as – Jantar Mantar and then to Hawa Mahal, a five storied building made mainly for the royal women, so that they could observe the delegations and markets from its 953 small windows. In the evening head back to Samode for a night stay.

Drive to Bharatpur; a city constructed in 1733 by Maharaja Suraj Mal. It is a paradise for wild life lovers as it houses thousands of birds. Previously, it was known as Keoladeo Ghana National Park and today it is a World Heritage site recognized by UNESCO. On arrival at Bharatpur, enjoy a cycle rickshaw ride in the Bhartapur national park to get a glimpse of the beautiful birds.

Drive to Agra and take a guided city tour including; the Taj Mahal. A symbol of love, this monument was built in the memory of the everlasting love of Shah Jahan for his dearly loved Mumtaz Mahal. Head towards Agra Fort to see the grand splendor of the Mughal Empire. See the Itmad ud daulah –a crypt of Mirza Ghiyas Beg father in rule of Jahangir. In the evening head to Delhi and spend the night there.    
 

Enjoy a guided sightseeing tour of Delhi, where you will be taken to memorials like Qutub Minar, Humayun’s tomb. Also drive past the President’s House and stop by at the landmark of the city- India Gate. Take a walk around Chandni Chowk- the heart of Old Delhi. Take transfers to Delhi international airport to board your onward flight.