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Across six days, explore the state of Rajasthan, discover the splendour of the Maharajas, unravelling a decadent world of enchanting colours, rich traditions, exquisite craftsmanship and fascinating histories.
Begin at the city of Jaipur – Rajasthan’s desert capital. The Pink city of Jaipur, charms with remnants of an ancient era complete with magnificient forts, intricate, extravagant palaces, and bustling city markets.
From the imposing Amer Fort to the luxurious City Palace, from the iconic Hawa Mahal to the most serene Jal Mahal , from old time shopping streets to hip cafes, Jaipur never fails to captivate.
Equally enchanting is the Blue city of Jodhpur – the gateway to the sand dunes of the Thar. Dominated by one of the largest forts in Rajasthan – the Mehrangarh Fort, the medieval city is teeming with history. Explore the city, making time to stop by the older parts of the city, its markets chaotic, colourful and heady with a mix of spices in the air.
Our final stop, Jaisalmer is located in the heart of the Thar Desert, quintessentially Rajasthani, it is most often the images of Jaisalmer that come to mind when we think of Rajasthan.
Known as the Golden City, with picture perfect landscapes and gorgeous sandstone buildings, it boasts of a rich heritage, its skyline dominated by the Jaisalmer Fort and its narrow streets home to elaborately intricate havelis.
This November, explore bustling timeless cities, revel in the warm hospitality of the locals, indulge in delectable ethnic fare and deep dive into the cultural richness of the desert state.
Pick up from Jaipur International Airport, Rajasthan, India
Drop to Jodhpur Airport, Rajasthan, India
3 Hours Before Flight Time
For more details refer to Travel Planning Guide
Day 1 | 09.11.19 | Saturday | Jaipur (Arrival)
Day 2 | 10.11.19 | Sunday | Jaipur
Day 3 | 11.11.19 | Monday |Jaipur | Jodhpur
Day 4 | 12.11.19 | Tuesday | Jodhpur | Jaisalmer
Day 5 | 13.11.19 | Wednesday | Jaisalmer
Day 6 | 14.11.19 | Thursday | Jaisalmer | Jodhpur |Departure
Arrival at Jaipur in the morning, pick up from the airport. Freshen up for local sightseeing.
Start your day at the City Palace – a blend of Rajasthani and Mughal styles, the City Palace is a complex of courtyards and gardens in the centre of the old city.
Head to the Jantar Mantar, an observatory begun by Jai Singh II in 1728, for his fascination of astronomy was just as much as his fascination towards war and town planning.
Next up is the Hawa Mahal. Jaipur’s most iconic monument, a complex honeycombed structure built in the centre of the city to enable the women of the royal household to observe the activities of the bustling city.
In the evening, proceed to have an elaborate traditional Rajasthani dinner at Chokhi Dhani and later head to the hotel for the night.
(Overnight at Jaipur)
(Inclusions – Dinner)
Post breakfast leave for Amer Fort, a large complex of fortifications designed with unexpected beauty and charm, on the banks of the Moatha Lake.
On the way, stop at Jal Mahal, also known as the Water Palace, the monument is a serene juxtaposition to the chaos of the Jaipur City. In the middle of the Man Sagar Lake, the Water Palace was built in typical Rajput style.
Post lunch, on the way back, proceed to the Galtaji and Abhaneri step wells, a concept for rainwater harvesting but also used by the Royal family as a way to beat the sweltering Rajasthani heat.
Spend the evening in the market, leave for the hotel after dinner.
(Overnight at Jaipur)
(Inclusions – Breakfast and Dinner)
Early morning start to Jodhpur (5hr 30 min drive), arrive by lunchtime.
Post lunch, visit the majestic Mehrangarh Fort. Mehrangarh is one of the largest forts in India and is impressively built upon a hill that overlooks the old city. Besides, walking the fort and its museums, you can try ziplining within the premises that give you excellent views of the surrounding blue city of Jodhpur.
Enjoy the sunset from the fort and experience an awesome dinner at one of the top-rated restaurants in Jodhpur. Back at the hotel for dinner and rest.
(Overnight at Jodhpur)
(Inclusions – Breakfast and Dinner)
Early morning start to Jaisalmer (5hrs drive), arrive by lunchtime.
Enjoy the golden city of Jaisalmer. Small but rich, and amazingly hospitable place which is the border most outpost of our country. Take in the views of the desert from Sam Sand Dunes which are situated at the edge of the Jaisalmer Desert National Park in Rajasthan.
Walk around the well preserved and richly decorated Havelis of the old town.
You would visit Jaisalmer Fort and Museum, the intricate Jain temples within the fort of Jaisalmer, Nathmal Ki Haveli.
With almost everything made out of sandstone, the city shines in sunlight and makes this desert town a gem to be in. Enjoy the best cuisine Rajasthan has to offer in each meal today. Evening at your own leisure in the shopping streets. Retire early for a well-earned rest.
(Overnight at Jaisalmer)
(Inclusions – Breakfast and Dinner)
Day two at Jaisalmer, you would be visiting Lodurva, the capital of the Bhatti dynasty, before the capital was shifted to Jaisalmer.
Famous for Jain temples and other historical monuments, Lodurva is one of the top places to visit in Jaisalmer.
Next is Bada Bagh/Bara Bagh –
Bada Bagh is a garden of chattris (Cenotaphs are also known as chhatris and one cenotaph is erected for each ruler)of the royal family of Jaisalmer. Jait Singh II, commissioned a dam to create a water tank in the 16th century AD. This made the desert green in this area. After his death, in his honour, Bada Bagh was fully into a garden.
The garden stands at the foot of a hill and several chhatris or cenotaphs stand in memory of the late rulers of Jaisalmer.
Next stop by at the Desert Culture Centre and Museum, The Desert Cultural Centre and Museum exhibit the art, craft and culture of Jaisalmer beautifully. The museum has a large collection of traditional instruments, medieval coins and ethnic artefacts. Various musical instruments, folk dance related costumes, and clothes of erstwhile rajas and ranis can be seen in the museum.
Later stop by at the Folk Lore Museum, a treasure trove of the cultural heritage of Thar Desert, the people, their traditions and culture. One can understand the evolution of the Jaisalmer city through ages by seeing the artefacts in this museum.
The stunning architecture of the museum is one of the highlights. The museum is organized into six sections and features a rich collection of paintings, photographs, costumes, hairstyles and jewellery.
You’ll end the day with a visit to the Gadisar Lake, an artificial reservoir in Jaisalmer. It was the only source of water for the Jaisalmer city in the days of the old. There are numerous shrines and small temples on the embankment of this lake. The most popular among these temples is the Krishna Temple.
(Overnight at Jaisalmer)
(Inclusions – Breakfast and Dinner)
Early morning start to Jhodpur, stopping to see places like Kuldhara, Amar Sagar and spend some time witnessing the beauty of the region.
The rest of the day is spent at exploring the city before heading home.
(Inclusions – Breakfast)
