Rajasthan with Feudal Hospitality Tour Package :19 Nights / 20 Days
Rajasthan with Feudal Hospitality
Duration: 19 Nights / 20 Days
Places Covered: Delhi : Jaipur : Samode : Nawalgarh : Shekhawati : Mandawa : Fatehpur : Bikaner : Gajner : Jaisalmer : Osian : Khimsar : Jodhpur : Rohet : Mount Abu : Ranakpur : Udaipur : Dungarpur : Udaipur : Nagda : Deogarh : Ajmer : Pushkar : Pachewar : Ranthambhore : Bharatpur : Fatehpur Sikri : Agra : Sikandra : Delhi
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Day 01: Delhi
Arrival by International Flight at Airport : New Delhi, our Escort would be honoured to welcome you and transfer to Hotel. Rest for Acclimatization at Hotel. After breakfast Full:day Guided Sight:seeing Tour of Historical Monuments in Old and New Delhi.
Dinner and overnight at Radisson (A Five Star Deluxe Hotel of Radisson Group) or similar.
Day 02: Delhi : Jaipur
Transfer to Railway Station to board Shatabdi Express Train for Jaipur (Departure at 0615 hours and arrival at 1030 hours in Jaipur). On arrival at Jaipur Railway Station welcome and transfer to Hotel.
Stroll through Pink City Oriental Bazaar.
Dinner and overnight at The Trident (A First Class International Hotel of Oberoi Group) or similar.
Day 03: Jaipur
After breakfast Full:day Guided Sight:seeing Tour of Palace of Winds (Hawa Mahal), Amber Fort with Elephant Ride, City Palace Museum, Observatory (Jantar Mantar) and Stroll through Pink City Oriental Bazaar.
Dinner at typical Restaurant in City.
Overnight at The Trident (A First Class International Hotel of Oberoi Group) or similar.
Day 04: Jaipur : Samode : Nawalgarh Shekhawati (170 kms.)
After breakfast leave for Nawalgarh en:route Sight:seeing of Samode Palace (A magnificent Fort Palace of 16th Century still reflect the charm of Royal life:style feudal of Samode) in Samode Village. Continue drive to Nawalgarh in Shekhawati region, After arrival in Nawalgarh. Sight:seeing of Frescoed Grand Patrician (Havelis) of Nawalgarh. Dinner and overnight at Roop Niwas Palace (A Heritage Hotel) or similar.
Day 05: Nawalgarh : Mandawa : Fatehpur : Bikaner (230 kms.)
After breakfast leave for Bikaner en:route Visiting frescoed Grand Patrician (Havelis) of Mandawa and Fatehpur & continue Drive to Bikaner. After Arrival in Bikaner continue guided Sight:seeing of Junagarh Fort. Dinner and overnight at Bhanwar Niwas (A Heritage Hotel) or similar.
Day 06: Bikaner : Gajner : Jaisalmer (330 kms.)
After breakfast leave for Jaisalmer en:route Visiting Gajner Palace (Hunting Lodge of Maharaja Bikaner). On arrival in Jaisalmer remaining time is free for individual activities. Dinner and overnight at Heritage Inn (A Three Star Hotel) or similar.
Day 07: Jaisalmer (The golden desert city)
After breakfast Sightseeing Tour of Gadisar artificial Lake, Jaisalmer Fort, Jain Temples and Havelis (Patrician Houses) and Stroll through narrow Streets of Jaisalmer Golden City. Afternoon : Excursion to Khuri Sand Dunes (50 kms) for Camel Ride and Enjoy Desert Sunset. Dinner and o vernight at Heritage Inn (A Three Star Hotel) or similar.
Day 08: Jaisalmer : Osian : Khimsar (300 kms.)
After breakfast leave for Khimsar en:route Visiting Desert Hamlets and Hindu Temples in Osian. After arrival in Khimsar Fort remaining time for relaxing at Swimming:Pool Side. Dinner with Folklore Dances and overnight at Khimsar Fort (A Deluxe Heritage Hotel)
Day 09: Khimsar : Jodhpur : Rohet (140 kms.)
After breakfast leave for Rohet Village en:route Sightseeing of Mahrangarh
Fort:Museum with panoramic View of Jodhpur City, Jaswant Thada (Royal Cenotaphs) Umaid Bhawan Palace: Museum and continue drive to Rohet Village (50 Kms.). After arrival in Rohet remaining time for relaxing at Swimming:Pool Side. Dinner and overnight at Rohet Garh (A Heritage Hotel) or similar.
Day 10: Rohet
After breakfast free for individual activities. Afternoon for Jeep Safari Tour of Bisnoi’s Desert Villages & see also Opium Ceremony in Paliwal Village. Dinner and overnight at Rohet Garh (A Heritage Hotel) or similar.
Day 11: Rohet : Mount Abu (225 kms.)
After breakfast leave for Mount Abu (Hill Station of Rajasthan), After Arrival in Mt. Abu the remaining time is to explore the World Famous Delwara Jain:Temple Complex & Around. Dinner and overnight at Hotel Hillock (A Three Star Hotel) or similar.
Day 12: Mount Abu : Ranakpur : Udaipur (230 kms.)
After breakfast leave for Udaipur en:route Visiting Famous Jain Temples of India in Ranakpur Afternoon arrival in Udaipur. Free for individual activities. Dinner and overnight at The Trident (A First Class International Hotel of Oberoi Group) or similar.
Day 13: Udaipur (The romantic City of Rajasthan
After breakfast Guided Sightseeing Tour of Jagdish Temple, City Palace Museum, Sahelion Ki Bari (Maharani_s Friend Garden) and City Round. Afternoon : Enjoy Boat Riding at Lake Pichola around Lake Palace. Dinner and overnight at The Trident (A First Class International Hotel of Oberoi Group) or similar.
Day 14: Udaipur : Dungarpur (110 kms.)
After leisurely breakfast leave for Dungarpur, after arrival Sightseeing of Juna Fort : Palace (Old Palace) of Dungarpur and Dungarpur Village Life:style. Rest of time free for individual activities. Dinner and overnight at Udai Bilas Palace (A Heritage Hotel).
Day 15: Dungarpur : Udaipur : Nagda : Deogarh (250 kms.)
After breakfast leave for Deogarh en:route Sightseeing of Shiva Temple in Eklingji and Sas:Bahu Temple in Nagda. Continue drive to Deogarh, afternoon Tea/Coffee with Royal Family of Deogarh and rest of the time to Explore the Village Life style. Dinner and overnight at Deogarh Mahal (A Heritage Hotel).
Day 16: Deogarh : Ajmer : Pushkar : Pachewar (225 kms.)
After breakfast leave for Pachewar Village en:route Sightseeing of Dargah (Indian’s Macca) in Ajmer and Lord Brahma Temple at Pushkar Lake & continue drive to Pachewar Village. After arrival in Pachewar a Strolling Tour of Village & Lake. Dinner and overnight at Pachewar Garh (A Heritage Hotel).
Day 17: Pachewar : Ranthambhore (175 kms.)
After breakfast leave for Ranthambore. After arrival Hotel. After Arrival proceed for Jeep driven Wild:life Tour of Ranthambore National Park. Dinner and overnight at Jhoomar Baovali or similar (A Heritage Hotel).
Day 18: Ranthambhore : Bharatpur (250 kms.)
After breakfast leave for Bharatpur. Afternoon excursion to Bharatpur Bird Sanctuary : Enjoy Bird Watching Tour on paddle driven Rickshaw. Dinner and overnight at Laxmi Vilas Palace (A Heritage Hotel) or similar.
Day 19: Bharatpur : Fatehpur Sikri : Agra (55 kms)
After breakfast leave for Agra en:route Visiting 16th Century’s Fatehpur Sikri (Old capital of Mughal Dynasty). On arrival at Agra continue Guided Sightseeing Tour of Taj Mahal and Iti:mad :dula (Mini Taj Mahal). Dinner and overnight at The Trident (A First Class International Hotel of Oberoi Group) or similar.
Day 20: Agra : Sikandra : Delhi (210 kms.)
After breakfast Guided Sightseeing of Red Fort. Continue drive to Delhi en:route Visiting Akbar_s Mausoleum in Sikandra. Late afternoon arrival in Delhi. Evening : Farewell Dinner at Hotel & Transfer to International Airport.
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