25 Days Rajasthan Tour Package Itinerary
Delhi, Mathura, Bharatpur, Jaipur, Pushkar, Nagaur, Bikaner, Khimsar, Jaisalmer, Jodhpur, Narlai, Ranakpur, Udaipur, Dungarpur, Chittorgarh, Bundi, Ranthambore, Karauli, Agra and Delhi.
Duration
24 Nights / 25 DaysDescription
Rajasthan is a king state having kings, palaces, temples and deserts. It provides a unique blend of historical beauty and the old fashioned living. It is a brief 25-day adventure tour in Travel people India which will allow you to discover the inner soul of Rajasthan.
Hightlight
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Delhi, Jaipur, Jodhpur, Udaipur Busy markets and cultural performances.
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Spiritual auras at Mathura, Pushkar, Karauli evening aarti and holy lakes.
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The sunset dunes and folk music in Jaisalmer desert Camel safari.
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Heritage is maintained in royal palaces and havelis.
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Two safaris in Ranthambore National Park.
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Unbeatable treasures: Nagaur, Narlai, Dungarpur, Bundi in order to experience the rural authenticity.
Included
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Hotels and breakfast that are heritage.
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The AC vehicle with driver is a private one.
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Local guides at key sites
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Fort amber jeep/elephant ride.
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Jaisalmer camel safari
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Two Ranthambore Jeep safaris.
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Taxes, parking and tolls
Not Included
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Airfare and train tickets
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Personal expenses and tips
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Entry and camera charges of the monuments.
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Medical expenses and travel insurances.
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Meals not mentioned
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Optional activities
Itinerary
DAY 01 - Arrival in Delhi
Your royal trip starts at Delhi the Indian capital in politics and culture. On arrival, hand over to your hotel to rest after travelling. Assuming that time is not an issue, you should have a quick tour of the city, enjoying the beauty of India Gate, Parliament House and Connaught Place. Your introduction to the wonderful cuisine of Northern India is a feast on the first night, getting you ready for the discovery that awaits.
DAY 02 - Delhi sightseeing - Ancient and Modern.
Old Delhi,Red fort, Jama Masjid and Chandni Chowk by rickshaw Visit Chandni Chowk, Jama Masjid and Red Fort. The old spicy markets and streets of the land can swallow you in the olden day culture. Then visit the Tomb of Humayun, Qutub Minar and the Lotus Temple during the afternoon shift shift to New Delhi.
DAY 03 - Delhi to Mathura - the Krishna city.
Mathura to Mathura (about 3 hours) the birth place of lord Krishna. Excursion to Yamuna River ghats and Shri Krishna Janmabhoomi Temple. Another place you can experience the aarti is Vishram Ghat that is witnessed in the evening. The hecticness of Delhi counters the religious ambiance and jangling of the bells of the temples which is a soulful trait countered by the hecticity of Delhi.
DAY 04 - Mathra to Bharatpur - Bird sanctuary Joy.
Around an hour and a half drive to Bharatpur, the location of the Keoladeo Ghana National Park that is also in the UNESCO world heritage sites list. Take a rickshaw ride and visit many migrant birds and other animals. The marshlands provide a cool rest in the expedition. Evening tour of the local market or Lohagarh Fort.
DAY 05 - Jaipur via Abhaneri
See Jaipur and Abhaneri where the well-known Chand Baori step-well and Harshat Mata Temple (around 4-5 hours in total) may be viewed. Go to Jaipur during the night and the pink sandstones and bright street life will have welcomed you. In the evening, walk or have a stroll out, or take a rest in your hotel, about the Bapu Bazaar.
DAY 06 - Jaipur Sightseeing- Part 1.
Begin the day with a visit to the Amber Fort where you can take a ride to the top of the hill in a jeep or an elephant. Hawks on the interior of a mirror at the Sheesh Mahal, and the lake, the Lucknowati, the Maota. Return drive Visit Jal Mahal. In the afternoon, sightseeing at the City Palace and Jantar Mantar Observatory.
DAY 07 - Pushkar Pushkar Sacred Serenity Jaipur.
Abandon Jaipur to Pushkar (approximately 3-hours) a spiritual and mystical city. Visit Brahma Temple, one of the only few in the world devoted to Lord Brahma. Rest with the ghats of Pushkar Lake where pilgrims do their religious practices. It is an ideal evening to stroll in the bohemian cafes, shops and art stalls in the town.
DAY 08 - Pushkar - Nagaur Nagaur Offbeat Rajasthan.
Visit Nagaur (approximately 4 hours) a small yet highly beautiful place and is believed to host one of the largest cattle fairs in the state. Go to the Ahhichatragarh fort and have fun with its murals and palaces, and its ancient water systems. Go on a tour of the town streets and visit the local markets to see the culture of Rajasthan in its real form without the tourists.
DAY 09 - Nagaur - Bikaner - Desert Meets Culture.
Bid adieu to Nagaur and set off to the west northwards to Bikaner (approximately 4 hours). When you arrive, pay a visit to Junagarh Fort which is a fine structure in exquisite palaces, temples and balconies. The next thing is to visit vibrant markets where it is possible to purchase camel leather goods and local delicacies like Bikaneri Bhujia. Evening, at liberty to take a sleep, or visit a neighbouring shrine.
DAY 10 - Bikaner to Khimsar – Rural Rajasthan
Travel to Khimsar (around 3-4 hours) in the Thar Desert. Stay in a heritage hotel or fort that will provide you with an experience of living in the desert like royalty.
DAY 11 - Khimsar to Jaisalmer - Into the Golden Sands
Going by the evolving desert scenery to Jaisalmer (urbs in the desert) (about 6 hours). Check in and spend a relaxing evening on arrival. Go a stroll at Gadisar Lake or watch the exterior perspective of the Jaisalmer Fort, and shine in the setting sun.
DAY 12 - Discovering Jaisalmer
Explore the golden city of its charms. Visit the living Jaisalmer Fort, wander in the small alleys and see such well known havelis like Patwon ki Haveli and Salim Singh ki Haveli. Go to Sam Sand Dunes, camel safari in the afternoon, camp dinner and performance of Emirati music and dance under the stars.
DAY 13 - Jaisalmer to Jodhpur - Jaisalmer to Jodhpur via the Heartland of Desert
Drive to Jodhpur (about 5-6 hours), and also there is optional visit to Osian temples. Arrive at the evening, the Blue City. Stroll around the Clock Tower and Sardar Market. Taste such popular snacks as Makhaniya Lassi or spicy Mirchi Bada.
DAY 14 - Jodhpur Sightseeing
Visit Mehrangarh Fort, whose views are breathtaking and has a good collection of museums. See the white marble cenotaph Jaswant Thada and the big Umaid Bhawan Palace. Leisure shopping or relaxation in the afternoon. Dinner time in a flat roof restaurant with the city view.
DAY 15 - Jodhpur and Narlai - The Buried Treasure
Go to the village of Narlai (about 3 hours) between Jodhur and Udaipur. This is an undiscovered treasure that provides an attitude of what life in villages could be like. Check-in in a heritage hotel, visit local temples and stepwells. During the night you might choose to have special dinner experience at one of the 16th-century stepwells where lamps are lit - it is an absolute surreal.
DAY 16 - Narlai to Ranakpur and Udaipur
Trace to Udaipur visiting Sharing of Ranakpur Jain Temples (total of 4-5 hours of journey). Get marvelled at intricate marble wiping and serene character of the environment. Go on to Udaipur, City of Lakes. Combination evening to Lake Pichola will offer you the calm beauty of the city.
DAY 17 - Udaipur Exploration
See the city palace complex, Jagdish Temple and Saheliyon ki Bari. Sail by Jag mandir and Lake Palace. During the evening, visit Puppet show and cultural dance at Bagore ki Haveli.
DAY 18 - Udaipur to Dungarpur - Southern Charms
Drive to Dungarpur (about 3.5 hours), a town that is seldom hit by large-scale tourism. Reserve into a hotel of lake shore. See the Juna Mahal which is a palace of great paintings and the old city.
DAY 19 - Dungarpur to Chittorgarh - The Kingdom of Sacrifice
Cloud to Chittorgarh (about 4 hours) a source of Rajput strength and a symbol of Rajput pride. Pay a visit to the vast Chittorgarh Fort, which sits by towers of fight at victory and fame, palaces, and temples.
DAY 20 - Chittorgarh to Bundi - Blue Streets and Baoris
Leave Bundi (About 3 hours), a lovely town, with its finely adorned stepwells, strongholds, and lanes paved with blue paint. Tour Taragarh Fort and Bundi Palace, at Murals and frescoes. Explore the marvelous stepwell of Rani Ji Ki Baori. Spend the night strolling along the calm bazaars.
DAY 21 - Bundi to Ranthambore - Into the Wild
Go to Ranthambore National Park (it is located approximately 3.5 hours), the former hunting ground of the royalties and converted into a wild animal reserve. Arrive and take up your jungle lodge.
DAY 22 - Safari in Ranthambore
Begin your morning with a morning safari where you will find Bengal tigers, leopards or any other wildlife. Turn back to breakfast and rest at the lodge. Outing In the afternoon, make another safari, or see the old Ranthambore Fort in the park.
DAY 23 - Karauli to Ranthambore - Feel like the Royalty
Go to Karauli (around 3 hours) is hard to find gem of Rajasthan. Tour the Karauli City Palace of the 14th century with its frescoes as well as stone carvings. The town does not feature on the tourists map and hence it is a rare genuine experience of meeting the nobility and village life of Rajasthan.
DAY 24 - Karauli to Agra - Mughal Marvels
Drive to Agra (approx. 4-5 hours). On the first day I would have a exploration of Agra Fort and Mehtab Bagh to see the Taj Mahal across the Yamuna during a sunset. Exploit your evening in the local work in marble inlay and handicraft.
DAY 25 - Taj Mahal Sunrise and Leave to Delhi
Start the day with a visit to the sunrise of the Taj Mahal in the morning which is a splendid ending to your journey. Morning sightseeing or monuments need not be rushed: celiminate breakfast, and drive back to Delhi (similar to this morning, 3.5 hours).
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