Holi
Holi Festival
Holi is an Indian festival which celebrates the transition from winter to spring and is a joyful time to let go of negativity and immerse yourself in vibrant hues and welcome new beginnings & unity.
Rajasthan becomes a perfect destination to visit during this festival as you’ll get to indulge yourself in the timeless and everlasting traditions taken forward over the centuries by the local tribes. Experience the cultural diversity and make the most of the trip of your dreams.
Delhi: Modern with a perfect mix of history and Independent India along with the Old town to experience all of it together.
Mandawa: A small town built in the 18th century in the Shekhawati region of Rajasthan during the Silk route. Catch a glimpse of heritage at each step you take and be mesmerized by its beautiful mansions and murals.
Bikaner: Located in the North Eastern region of Rajasthan, Bikaner is also known as the camel city and you will come across a lot of them here. A beautiful town enriched with its heritage, forts and palaces.
Jaisalmer: Known as The Golden City of Rajasthan not just for its architecture but also for its people who have golden hearts. Experience the Thar Desert along with the rich architectural monuments and immerse yourself in the true beauty of Rajasthan.
Jodhpur: A historic city in Rajasthan. It is famous for its majestic Mehrangarh Fort, which overlooks the city and boasts intricate architecture. Also known as the Blue City, due to the indigo painted houses in its old town which creates a unique and picturesque landscape.
Udaipur: Known as the most beautiful and romantic city of India, due to its multiple Lakes, Palaces, Havelis and Temples which adds up to the beauty of Udaipur. Majestic architecture and local markets of Udaipur makes it very lively as well as peaceful and the sunset from Lake Pichola is almost like a cherry on top.
Pushkar: Beautiful town of Rajasthan, known for its Temples, Holy lake, sand dunes, local market and camel fair. An experience which shouldn’t be missed.
Jaipur: Pink city of Rajasthan which is also its capital is highly known for its rich heritage and a blend of modern lifestyle is also seen. The Royal family is still located in the Palace itself which makes it even more interesting and amusing.
Agra: One of the seven wonders of the world is located in the heart of Agra, the Taj Mahal born from a love story. A city enriched in tombs, palaces and mausoleums awaits you.
ITINEARY
Day 1-3
Delhi
Welcome to India!
You will be received by one of our representatives or your designated driver with a signed board under your name, as per your arrival details. Early arrival will give you a better experience of Delhi in all its forms, starting from Old Delhi, where you explore the ancient Indian history and religion inclusive of all monumental sites from the Mughal empire.
Moving forward while you experience the Independence struggle of India by visiting its major sites like India Gate, Parliament House, Secretariat Building and the Presidential House, and today’s modern life of India’s Capital.
Some other places will be visited as per your time and preferences.
Next stop: Mandawa
Distance to be covered: 5.5 hours (260 KM)
Day 3-5
Mandawa
Experience a glimpse of royal and traditional life at each step you take. A town full of majestic havelis which displays the unique architecture and mural paintings during your heritage walk while you discover the true beauty of this small town which was built during the silk route.
Next stop: Bikaner
Distance to be covered: 3.5 hours (200 KM)
Day 5-6
Bikaner
You get to experience the perfect blend of Rajput, mughal and british empires here in Bikaner. The Bikaner’s Fort is known to be the only famous monumental site in Rajasthan which is not situated on a hill or a mountain. The old town is still fortified with high walls which makes it a good attraction for guests coming from all over the world.
You can also visit the Karni Mata Temple (Rat’s temple) which is a pilgrimage site for people of Rajasthan.
Next stop: Jaisalmer
Distance to be covered: 5 hours (220 KM)
Day 6-8
Jaisalmer
Jaisalmer is known to be The Golden City of India due to its yellow sandstone architectural sites. The fort of Jaisalmer is the only living fort in India, where people are still living their lives as they used to, years ago; it’s one such marvelous experience.
Bara Bagh, Gadisar lake, Patwa and Salim Singh Havelis are some other architectural sites that one should not miss.
We will head towards the Thar desert for a camel ride around the sand dunes, experiencing folk art with local and tribal communities of Jaisalmer and ending the night with outdoor camping under the starred sky.
Next stop: Jodhpur
Distance to be covered: 4.5 hours (285 KM)
Day 8-9
Jodhpur
Famously known as The Blue city of Rajasthan, covered in Indigo colored houses in the Old Town. Jodhpur’s Fort gives a majestic view of the whole city as it is situated on top of a hill.
Explore the beauty of Jodhpur by walking near the Clock Tower Building and explore some other monumental sites like Jaswant Thada, Ummaid Bhawan Palace and Mandore Garden according to your time and preferences.
Next stop: Udaipur
Distance to be covered: 5 hours (250 KM)
Day 9-11
Udaipur
Undoubtedly the most romantic and beautiful town in India, Udaipur, known as The City of Lakes of Rajasthan.
The City Palace of Udaipur is absolutely mesmerizing with its lake views and the whole experience feels a breath of fresh air.
A boat ride in lake Pichola during sunset can not be missed as it’s a true scenic beauty of Udaipur. You can also visit the unique Princess Garden, the Jagdish Temple and Shilpgram while you’re there.
Next stop: Pushkar
Distance to be covered: 5 hours (280 KM)
Day 11-12
Pushkar
Known as a pilgrimage place for devotees from all across the country, Pushkar is one of the oldest cities of India. Visit the only Lord Brahma (The creator of Universe) temple in the world, with the Holy Lake of Pushkar in its magical form. The local market of Pushkar is full of energy and you can find many souvenirs and shopping options.
Next stop: Jaipur
Distance to be covered: 3 hours (150 KM)
Day 12-14
Jaipur
Pink City, the capital of Rajasthan, will welcome you with open hearts and greetings. Immerse yourself in royal palaces, monuments at each glance and the true colors of India. Start your day with Hawa Mahal (Wind Palace), Jantar Mantar (Astronomical Observatory) and City Palace. Take an evening walk in the old city and experience the market hustle of Jaipur.
Explore the majestic Amber Fort and its multiple tales, Jal Mahal and Birla Temple the next day and don’t forget to shop from local markets in Jaipur which are known for their rich jewelry and fashion collection.
Next stop: Agra
Distance to be covered: 4.5 hours (240 KM)
Day 14-15
Agra
Here to witness the utmost romantic history of all times, the Taj Mahal, the pride of India, closed on Fridays though. Early in the day, you can visit the Agra fort and experience the kind of lives the Mughal emperor’s held. Sunset view of the Taj Mahal from the backside of the river Yamuna is something one should not miss.
Afterwards, we take a road trip towards our final destination.
Next stop: Delhi
Distance to be covered: 4 hours (230 KM)
Day 15
Delhi
Option to stay in and prepare for your departure the next day, or make the most of Delhi by exploring markets like Chandni Chowk, Textile and book markets. You can also visit some architectural sites and temples like Fateh Puri Mosque, Sis Ganj Gurudwara, Jain and Shiva temples and end your day by resting in your hotel.
Day 16
Departure
With a trip filled with memories and experiences, you will finally be traveling back home. Your designated driver will take you to the airport according to your flight schedule. Hope you had a fulfilling trip to India. Visit again soon.