Classic Rajasthan Forts and Desert Trail

6
Nights

7
Days

Jaipur (2N) Jodhpur (1N) Osian (1N) Udaipur (2N)

Overview

Rajasthan is also known as the “Land of Kings”. It is the largest Indian state which serves as the royal collection of the history, fearless battles, and the cultural traditions. The state represents two different topographies the Thar desert and peaceful lakes with its green hilly regions. Rajasthan is also known for its marvellous castles and cosmetic palaces that reflect the culture and traditions of the state. The rich culture of the state includes the folk music, and the notorious Kalbelia & Ghoomer dance . On the other hand, if we talk about the culinary traditions, it includes the prominent dishes of the state infused with the authentic taste and rich flavour. This 7-day itinerary will provide you the complete insight of the Rajasthan’s folk and culture.

Highlights

Travellers will witness the two beautiful forts of Rajasthan that is Amber Fort and Mehrangarh. These two forts are the best for the honeymooners.
People can experience Osian through its sunset camel ride which includes a traditional dance performance.
Visitors can see the detailed marble designs of Jain temples which are located in Ranakpur and Jantar Mantar's celestial observatory.
People visiting Jaipur can explore its various markets while they walk through the blue streets of Jodhpur.
The eatery offers authentic Rajasthani thalis and Mawa Kachori as original sweets for guests to enjoy.

Itinerary

Day 1: Arrival in the Pink City - Jaipur

Morning/Afternoon: Make your arrival at the Jaipur Airport, or the railway station. Then meet your driver at the exit gate of airport or railway station. They will drop you to the hotel through a private transfer. You should check into your hotel room which allows you to rest after your travel.

Late Afternoon: Your tour starts from visiting the Birla Mandir. The place came extensively honored because of its architectural design and its stunning white marble material. The tabernacle serves as a sacred point for worshiping Lord Vishnu and Goddess Lakshmi.

Enroute: The Hawa Mahal offers a graphic stop point for trippers who want to take photos of its alluring beauty. The building features a distinct five-story design which includes 953 small windows that enable royal women to watch street festivals without being detected.

Evening: The hotel staff will provide you with a tasty dinner which you can enjoy before spending the night at our establishment.

Day 2: Majestic Forts & Royal City of Jaipur

The travel distance to Amber Fort requires a journey of 11 kilometers which leads to the stunning hilltop fort that displays both Hindu and Mughal architectural designs.Your visit includes a jeep ride from the base to the fort entrance. The palace contains several courtyards which connect to both the Sheesh Mahal and Diwan-e-Aam.
The city visit begins after the late lunch to the City Palace which serves as the current home of the Jaipur royal family. The palace complex contains several museums that visitors can explore together with its extensive outdoor areas and the impressive Chandra Mahal.
The Jantar Mantar UNESCO World Heritage site displays an extensive collection of ancient astronomical instruments which visitors can reach by walking to its entrance from their current location.
The drive takes us past the picturesque Albert Hall Museum which is also known as Central Museum.
Travellers' last drop off location will be the beautiful Bapu Bazaar. Tourists will see various type of Rajasthani handicrafts, and textile products. They can shop for the unique things of the town from there.
After that, they have to head towards the hotel by their own.

Day 3: Jaipur to Jodhpur via the Holy City of Pushkar

Morning: You will have your first meal of the day before you leave the hotel to start your journey which will take you through 340 kilometers of scenic roads until you reach Jodhpur after six hours of driving.
The path leads to Pushkar which exists as a holy city. The Brahma Temple functions as a sacred site which exists as one of the rare temples worldwide that worship Lord Brahma the Hindu creator god. Trippers can also take a short walk to the Pushkar Lake.
Afternoon: After having your evening feed, excursionists have to head towards Jodhpur.
In the late evening, travellers reach the Blue City, Jodhpur. Also they've to check- in to the hotel. Excursionists can spend their evening time by exploring the original requests.
At night, take your last meal of the day in Jodhpur and take a sound sleep.

Day 4: The Blue City & Desert Retreat in Osian

The schedule begins with breakfast and ends with hotel checkout before starting the Jodhpur city tour. The tour begins at Mehrangarh Fort which stands as one of India's largest forts located above the city. The interior contains beautiful palaces which include Moti Mahal and Phool Mahal , that display an outstanding collection of palanquins and musical instruments.
Travellers will move on to see the memorial of Maharaja Jaswant Singh II. Tourists can take the beautiful snapshots break in front of the Umaid Bhawan Palace. It functions as the royal palace and the premium hotels for the tourists.
Traveling to Osian requires covering a distance of 70 kilometers which needs two hours of trip time. The group will stay at a desert camp after arriving at the destination. The guests will witness desert magic through a brief camel lift which will take them to a point where they can view the evening over the beach stacks. The evening program features a artistic performance which includes traditional folk cotillion and music while guests enjoy light refreshments. Guests will have the occasion to eat a traditional meal at the camp.
The group will sleep at the Osian desert camp for the night.

Day 5: Osian to Udaipur via the Temple Complex of Ranakpur

Morning: Travellers have to leave the camp after having their breakfast. After that, they have to head towards Udaipur through the private transfer.
Enroute Once trippers reach Udaipur, the main sightseeing of the day will be Ranakpur Jain Mandir. The tabernacle is devoted to one of the Jain practitioner Tirthankara Adinath. The tabernacle is known for its architectural masterpiece, which is engraved with the light- hued marbles. Trippers will surely enjoy this sacred place.
In the afternoon, travellers will witness the beautiful Aravalli Hills of Udaipur. They will take beautiful snapshots there.
In the evening, after such a good day of exploration, check-in to your hotel and take some rest.

Day 6: The Romantic City of Udaipur

After taking the breakfast, your main Udaipur tour starts today. Travellers will witness the beautiful City Palace today. It serves as the largest complex of Rajasthan, which includes Lake Picholi at the entrance. The place also consists of beautiful gardens and the museums.
The boat ride on Lake Pichola creates a peaceful experience which lasts as a memorable moment yet showcases the City Palace and Jag Mandir and the Taj Lake Palace hotel. The ride continues to the Jag Mandir. It serves as the island palace that has both gardens and the enchanting marble pavilions.
The monument at Maharana Pratap Smarak honors fabulous Rajput fighter Maharana Pratap. The coming destination is Sahelion- ki- Bari( Garden of the maidens), which features a beautiful garden that includes fountains and marble elephants and a pleasurable lotus pool which the royal ladies used.
You have free time to explore the local markets during the evening hours which offer Rajasthani puppets and miniature paintings and silver jewelry.
The people of Udaipur provide overnight accommodations for their visitors.

Day 7: Departure from Udaipur

After enjoying your last breakfast at the beautiful city, its time for your departure.
Depending on your flight or train timings, through the private transfer you will be drop-off to the concerned airport or railway station.