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Overview

Rajasthan, the home of kings, is a proud area where monarchy is prevalent everywhere. It is a stunning illustration of the ancient grandeur and majesty of India, remnants of which may still be seen in the state’s landscapes. Rajasthan is one of the most colorful and lively states in the nation, blending a powerful mix of music, food, history, and culture. Immersed in their regal heritage, the people extend a modest “Khamma Ghani” to everyone. It is the domain of the Maharajas, with their opulent mansions and stately forts. Rajasthan is the most visited state in the nation and is known for its golden-sand deserts, traditional handicrafts, genuine food, and magnificent palaces.

Trip Highlights

Tour covering the Desert Triangle of Rajasthan.
The Deshnok Rat shrine is a special shrine devoted to Karni Mata.
See the largest Camel Research Farm in Asia.
Rajasthan's traditional art form is the puppet show.
Enjoy mesmerizing sunset at the famous Sam Sand Dunes.
Jaisalmer Fort – A UNESCO World Heritage site.
Cruising a boat on the scenic Gadisar Lake.
The Jaisalmer War Museum's Sound & Light Show wakes history.
Magnificent Ummaid Bhavan Palace Museum.
One of Rajasthan's biggest forts is Mehrangarh Fort.

Day 1 :

Jaipur - Bikaner

When you get to the assigned reporting location, get in the car, and drive to Bikaner. Part of Rajasthan's Marwad region is in the Thar Desert. 'Marwad' literally means 'The region of desert' since the Sanskrit word'maru' denotes desert and the word 'wad' means territory. The fact that Bikaner is also known as "Camel Country" is not unexpected given its lengthy and rich history, rich heritage, and the nearby sand dunes. Extra Topping : Tea or coffee when traveling from Jaipur to Bikaner.

Day 2 :

Bikaner

Enjoin a sightseeing tour of Bikaner that encompasses a visit to the Deshnok Rat Temple, a distinctive temple to Karni Mata of Deshnok, and Junagarh Fort, one of India's most exquisitely designed forts, which is home to lavish palaces that offer an insight into the lives and eras of the maharajas of Bikaner. Additionally visible here are Anup Mahal, Sadul Museum, Prachina Museum, Gaj Mandir, and Sheesh Mahal. See a variety of camel breeds when you visit the largest camel research farm in Asia. Later on, we get to see the stunning Lalgarh Palace. Enjoy the puppet performance later on; it's a traditional Rajasthani art form. Extra Topping : Karni Mata Temple Tea, Coffee, and Soft Drink, together with Bikaneri Bhujiya. Kulfi, coffee, and tea at the Camel Research Farm.

Day 3 :

Bikaner – Jaisalmer

Head to Jaisalmer, often known as the Golden City because to the yellow sandstone utilized in the town's and the fort's design. After arriving, take in the meal, a camel ride, a traditional dance, and a breathtaking sunset at the well-known Sam Sand Dunes. Add-on : Tea or coffee when traveling to Jaisalmer. Notes: At Jaisalmer Desert Camp, air cooler tents will be available.

Day 4 :

Jaisalmer - Desert camp Jaisalmer

Enjoy a morning city tour of Jaisalmer, which includes stops at the Jaisalmer Fort, also known as the Golden Fort, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, as well as the most notable landmarks in the city, Jain Mandir, Patwan ki Haweli, and the museum. Patwan ki Haweli is one of the most significant Havelis in Jaisalmer and Rajasthan, with its unique intricate carvings, architecture, and design, and Nathmalaji ki Haweli is an ornate building located in the city center. Later, take pleasure in boating on the stunning Gadisar Lake. Enjoy the Sound & Light Show at the Jaisalmer War Museum in the evening. Spend the night in a camp in the desert. Soft drink at Desert Camp in Jaisalmer is an additional topping. At Jaisalmer Fort, tea and coffee.

Day 5 :

Desert camp Jaisalmer – Jodhpur

Visit the Jaisalmer War museum in the morning. Head over to Jodhpur. Known as the "Blue city" of Rajasthan, Jodhpur is situated amid the bleak Thar Desert. After you get in Jodhpur, take some free time to shop. Extra Topping : While traveling to Jodhpur, tea or coffee

Day 6 :

Jodhpur

A visit to the Ummaid Bhavan Palace Museum, a stunning example of Rajasthani heritage and a representation of modern Jodhpur, and the Mehrangarh Fort, one of the state's largest forts, are included in the city tour. The Mehrangarh Fort is revered in Jodhpur due to its exquisite architecture and rich history. The fort is situated on a hill that is 125 meters high and occupies 1200 acres. Here, we tour a number of the Mehrangarh Fort's mahals, including Silah Khana, Daulat Khana, Sheesh Mahal, Moti Mahal, and Phool Mahal. Visit the Jaswant Thada cenotaph later on; it was constructed in honor of Maharaja Jaswant Singh. Enjoy an evening get-together with your traveling pals. Extra Topping : Jodhpur's Kachori.

Day 7 :

Departure from Jodhpur

Take a train or a plane to your place of origin. Tour Comes to an End.

Frequently Asked Questions

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What is generally the size of a tour group ?

Generally speaking, the number of guests that travel varies according on the location. For a world tour, the typical group size is from 40 to 47, but for an Indian tour, it ranges from 28 to 56. However, the group size may exceed the above mentioned group size if a certain tour has an exceptionally high response or if it is a unique tour like the Second Innings or My Fair Lady tour.

Who would be my co-travelers ?

You can travel with anybody you like, whether it a professional doctor or C.A., a teacher, a teenager, an artist, a politician, a businessman, a person of any language, a person of any faith, a person from any location, etc. We guarantee that your buddy list will grow once you get back from your ideal vacation.

What does the World tour price include ?

The cost of the world trip often includes your airfare, lodging, food, admission fees, visas, airport taxes, tour guide services, and more. Please refer to the tour inclusion section on the relevant tour itinerary page on our website for further details on the inclusion of tour pricing.

What does the Indian tour price include ?

The cost of an Indian trip often includes all you need to enjoy the sites, lodging, food, entrance fees, tour guide services, etc., but not your transportation to and from the airport. We do, however, provide all-inclusive air excursions from airport to airport. Please refer to the tour inclusion section on the relevant tour itinerary page on our website for further details on the inclusion of tour pricing.

What are the modes of travel on tour?

The transportation options vary according on the tour that you reserve. As specified in the schedule, we typically travel by flight, coach, train, cruise, speed boat, jet foil, cable car, etc. Refer to the relevant trip itinerary page on for further details.

Are there any night journeys on tour?

We could have night flights, but we typically try to avoid night tours as much as possible.

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