Majestic Rajasthan Tour

We will continue our tour of Delhi's prominent sanctuaries after breakfast at the hotel, commencing with the Birla temple, which is dedicated to goddess Laxmi and God Narayan. We will next proceed to Old Delhi, where we will see the Jama Masjid, India's largest mosque, which was built by Mughal ruler Shah Jahan. A trip to Old Delhi isn't complete without a stop at Chandni Chowk, the city's oldest bazaar. We drive to Bahai temple, also known as Lotus temple, in the evening. The ISKON sanctuary, dedicated to Lord Krishna and Radha, is located near the lotus temple, and we next proceed to the Akshamdham temple, dedicated to God Swami Narayan. After you've finished your sightseeing, return to your hotel for the night.

Our representatives will pick you up from your accommodation early in the morning and drive you to Pushkar. You'll stop at Ajmer along the trip to see the city's famous temples. We shall visit the famed Dargarh of Muslim holy figure Moinuddin Chishti when we get in Ajmer. After that, we'll continue on to Pushkar. We'll continue the temple trip after freshening up by visiting the well-known sanctuary dedicated to Lord Brahma and Savitri Temple. Later the evening, we'll visit Pushkar Lake, a blessed lake where the general public used to take sacred baths. Pushkar is a great place to spend the night.

We'll drive to Jaipur, Rajasthan's capital, after breakfast in Pushkar. Jaipur, often known as the pink city, is a city rich in history and culture, with a plethora of beautiful forts and royal mansions. It is also well-known for its valuable and semi-value stones. When you arrive in Jaipur, check into your hotel and have a tour through the nearby markets. In the evening, we'll proceed for supper at a nearby cafe while seeing a Rajasthani dance performance.

We resume our sightseeing tour of Jaipur after breakfast, starting with Amber Fort, which is located on the outskirts of the city. The stronghold is well-protected and houses a collection of works of art, fine arts, weaponry, and other royal family property. We'll also go to the Shila Devi temple, which is one of the oldest temples in the area. From here, we travel to the city's downtown region, where we see the city royal house and exposition hall, as well as a big piece of the castle that has been converted into a historical center. The Govind Dev Ji Temple, devoted to Lord Krishna and Radha, will be our first stop. From here, we'll go to the iconic Birla temple, which is built entirely of white marble and is an important landmark in Jaipur. Spend the night in your comfy accommodation, resting.

We got off early this morning for a long drive to Jodhpur, our next destination. Rao Jodha founded the city in 1459, and it is now Rajasthan's second largest metropolis. It is referred to as a "Blue City." Check into the hotel and get some rest when you arrive.

Today's city tour begins with a visit to the city's main attraction, the "Mehrangarh Fort," a towering fortification that rises over the blue city. A royal palace complex and a system of patios are located within the fortress partitions and exhibit an example of Rajput engineering. It contains an amazing collection of Indian grandeur adornments, howdahs, miniatures, and weapons in its display hall. Our next visit is the white marble dedication of Maharaja Jaswant Singh II at Jaswant Thada. We will drive to Mount Abu from here, stopping at the Ranakpur Jain sanctuary along the way. The "Chaumukha Mandir" (Four Faced Temple) is the main shrine dedicated to Adinath. Then we go to Mount Abu, a well-known hill station in Rajasthan that is located on the Aravalli slopes. Once you've arrived, get into a hotel and get some rest!

After breakfast, we continue our Mount Abu tour with a visit to the Dilwara Jain Temples, which were built in the eleventh century. These shrines are dedicated to Adinath, the Jain Tirthankara. Visit the Nakki Lake from here. Then it's on to Guru Shikhar, Guru Dattatreya's well-known refuge. Staying in the hotel for the night.

Today we'll go to Udaipur, our final destination, which is a beautiful city with lakes, castles, and opulent hotels. When you arrive in Udaipur, check into your hotel and then go on a sightseeing tour of the city. Visit the City Palace historical center, which features mosaics, glass, and mirror work in the bath and shower lobbies. We'll go over the other tourist attractions of Udaipur later, such as Fateh Sagar Lake, Bagore-ki-Haveli, Saheliyon-ki-Bari, and Jagdish Sanctuary. Return to the hotel for the night after spending the evening at Lake Pichola.

Your tour comes to an end on the tenth day. We return home with a slew of memories and a big smile on our faces.