A state combining the charms of arid deserts, skilled artisans and authentic traditional food, Rajasthan offers an ultimate holiday experience to travellers and explorers alike. Your vacation here would start with your arrival at the Jaipur airport/railway station, from whereon you would be transferred to your selected hotel. Upon your arrival at the hotel, you could relax a bit and get refreshed to take on some sightseeing. Visit the City Palace which is an amalgamation of courtyards, gardens and structures that present a striking and interesting blend of the Rajasthani and Mughal styles of architecture. The buildings inside this complex denote different eras of royalty, some even dating back to the earlier parts of the 20th century. Right opposite this structure is situated the Jantar Mantar, a UNESCO World Heritage site that houses the world’s largest stone sundial. Hawa Mahal, located at a walking distance from Jantar Mantar is an extraordinary pink sandstone building. Its unique construction with many small windows and coloured glass enabled the ladies of the royal household to witness the happenings and processions of the city, while maintaining their presence a secret. If you wish to relax, you can return to the hotel for a comfortable night’s stay. Please note: If you like, you could cover some of the sightseeing points on the next day.

Visit the Amber Fort, also known as Amer Palace which is an architectural wonder imbibing impeccable designs. The whole complex comprises of several buildings and structures that once used to be the humble abode of the several generations of the Rajput clan. Albert Hall on the other hand is a well-preserved museum that was built during the Rajputana reign as a town hall; later, it got converted into a museum to preserve and improve the skills of the local artisans. In the afternoon, you may return to the hotel for some refreshment and relaxation.

Suggested: In the evening, the local markets of the city could be visited these colourful and vibrant streets are enough to satisfy your shopping needs and the love for everything ethnic. When you wish to relax, you can return to the hotel for a comfortable overnight stay. Please note that the suggested activities are not included in the package.)

Continue your journey through the royal land of Rajasthan and visit the blue city of Jodhpur. This journey would take around 6 hours, providing a glimpse into the picturesque rawness that this state has to offer. Jodhpur has many forts, palaces, grand structures of architectural importance, bustling streets, authentic Rajasthani food and to top it all, an array of arts and crafts created by many skilled artisans. Upon your arrival, check-in at the hotel and then head for some sightseeing, which would include a visit to Mehrangarh Fort and Jaswant Thada. One of the largest forts in India, Mehrangarh Fort has many palatial rooms, a whirling staircase, gardens, courtyards and museums that well preserve the intricacies of the Rajputana architecture and design. The other attraction on your sightseeing list, Jaswant Thada, provides a whole different view of the Jodhpur city, this time with Mehrangarh Fort in the frame. Built by Maharaja Sardar Singh of Jodhpur in 1899, this mausoleum has intricately carved sheets of marble, gazebos, a tiered garden, a lake and many portraits of the rulers and Maharajas of Jodhpur. There are local markets as well to experience the vivacity, art and colours of Rajasthan. If you wish to relax, you can return to the hotel for a comfortable overnight stay.

Proceeding ahead on this delightful Rajasthan holiday, get driven to Udaipur, which is a 5 hours long picturesque journey away. En route, you would visit the renowned Jain Temple at Ranakpur. This sacred place of worship got its initiation in the 15th century and is dedicated to Tirthankara Adinatha, a Jain spiritual teacher. A centre for Rajasthani performing arts and crafts, the lake city of Udaipur is often referred to as the Venice of the East. There are beautiful lakes and ghats, vivacious bazaars and a plethora of shops housing authentic handicrafts and artefacts. Upon your arrival, check-in at the hotel and spend some moments rewinding after the road journey. You may enjoy the day as per you please, exploring the city, its culture and also food. You could stroll down the fascinating lanes of the city, maybe indulge in some shopping or spend your evening relaxing by any of the ghats around. When you wish to relax, you can return to the hotel for a comfortable night’s stay.

Another day in Udaipur means another day of explorations and experiencing the numerous charms of this city. Take a sightseeing tour of this vivacious destination and visit many sites such as the City Palace, Sahelion Ki Bari and the Dolls Museum. The City Palace, one of the most famous of the attractions in Udaipur, served as the humble abode of the ruling royalty. The structure, styles and designs incorporated in this complex are unique bearing many mirrored tiles, paintings, glass work and ornamental tiles. There is also a museum that houses a large collection of artefacts. A visit here would give a fair idea of the opulence of the dynasties that ruled Udaipur. Sahelion ki Baori, also known as the Courtyard of the Maidens is another mesmerizing tourist hotspot in Udaipur. Here, you would be able to enjoy the richness of the well-maintained lush green lawns along with the beautiful marble fountains constructed in the 18th century. Bharatiya Lok Kala Museum has a remarkable collection of Rajasthani folk art, including a Dolls Museum. A variety of cultural performances and exhibits could be experienced here under one roof, showcasing a different side of India’s rural heritage. If you wish to relax, you can return to the hotel for a comfortable overnight stay.

On this day, check-out from the hotel and plan your day according to the departure time of your flight. Once it is time for you to leave, you will get a transfer from your hotel to the Udaipur airport/railway station. Head back home with wonderful memories of your holiday in Rajasthan!