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Rajasthan is known for its heritage and culture. The state is full of innumerable forts and palaces. It has a colourful traditional past. The enormous forts, palaces, and Havelis indicates the regal life of Maharajas. Rajasthan has a rich natural splendour. The Ranthambore National Park, Bharatpur Bird Sanctuary are the richest source of fauna and flora. The lost wild species is protected by the state govt in these Reserve areas. The rich variety of Tiger, Panther, Lion, deer, Sambhar, Cheetah Neelgai etc. can be found in these sanctuaries. The different kind of beautiful Indain and migrated Birds like ostrich, painted stork etc, are found here.

Rajasthan is a hot arid desert but, there is a variety in its climate. There are somewhat hilly area and beautiful lakes can also be seen here. The temple of Mount Abu are the excellent example of the rich architecture and grand paintings. Rajasthan has a rich and lively art and crafts, handicrafts heritage. Its colourful paintings and sculpture can be seen on the wall of palaces and Forts. The artist used very lively coloured that gives the Rajasthan a colourful tradition. Beside these significances of art and architecture and natural beauty Rajasthan Heritage tour introduced you with the colourful fair and festive of the state. The Pushkar fair is famous all over the world. The melodious tunes, singing and dancing stolen the visitors hearts. The famous ghoomer and kathputli dances are the main attraction of such type of fairs. So you can better explore the Rajasthan by the Rajasthan Heritage tour.


Our itinerary at a glance:
DELHI - NEEMRANA - PACHHAR - JAIPUR - PUSHKAR - RANAKPUR - RAWLA NARLAI - KUMBALGARH - UDAIPUR - JODHPUR- DELHI.

RAJASTHAN - 'The Land of Kings' - is one of India's most traditional states, with a history of always fiercely resisting conquest by the various waves of invaders who have swept over the sub-continent from earliest times. As a result it has preserved a unique cultural integrity. A wild and beautiful desert land, it rejoices in a romantic past of often warring princely states whose deeds are embellished by tales of chivalry and romance. Yet it is also celebrated for its ancient and vibrant spiritual tradition, a living heritage passed down through saints and shrines of the Hindu, Jain and Islamic faiths, and for its vibrant artistic creativity - its miniature art, fabrics, furniture, sculpture, ceramics and jewelry.

RAJASTHAN is a place of brilliant colours, its clear light giving an added vibrancy to the materials and paintings for which it is famed, and lending great drama to its hilltop palaces and forts with their finely carved buildings. A visit to this unique area makes an ideal introduction to the magic that is India, and gives a glimpse of the fascinating variety of a country that is like nowhere else on earth.

OUR ACCOMMODATION will be in keeping with the spirit of Princely India. We shall be staying in Heritage hotels - palaces and guesthouses that, once the homes of maharajahs and local rulers, will provide us with a gratifying and memorable balance of comfort and character, elegance and atmosphere.

DAY-BY-DAY ITINERARY:

DAY 00/ 6th OCT PASSAGE TO INDIA:
When you arrive at Indira Gandhi International airport, you will be met and transferred to our hotel, the Hotel Imperial in Janpath, where your room has been reserved for you from 12 noon today.

DAY 01/ 7th OCT DELHI
The tour begins officially with a rendezvous in the hotel lobby at 12 noon today, followed by a gourmet South Indian lunch in a local restaurant.

An afternoon of gentle sightseeing of the imperial buildings of Mughal and Raj Delhi, followed by evening visit to Bangla Sahib Sikh temple with its beautiful chanting.
Overnight in Hotel.

DAY 02/ 08th OCT DELHI TO NEEMRANA
Late morning, after breakfast we shall drive to Neemrana (about 125kms), a village cradled in the horseshoe formation of the billion year old Aravalli ranges. Check into the hotel, a converted fort built in 1464 AD, which covers 25 acres and rises to 10 levels commanding the most splendid views. Each room is different, furnished with a charming mix of traditional Indian and colonial furniture, antiques and objets d'art. Rest of the day free to relax.
Overnight in Hotel.

DAY 03/ 9th OCT NEEMRANA
Today is for gentle sightseeing of the nearby village and surrounding area.
Overnight in Hotel.


DAY 04/ 10th OCT NEEMRANA TO PACHHAR
After breakfast we shall drive to Pachhar (about 70kms), and check into our hotel, a lovely small haveli where the Maharaja and his wife will be very happy to be our hosts. Rest of the day is free for you to relax.
In the evening we can attend the arati ceremony, when the deity is offered light, in the local temple.
Overnight in Hotel.

DAY 05/ 11th OCT PACHHAR TO JAIPUR
After breakfast we drive to Jaipur (about 65 kms), known as the Pink City, with many buildings still washed pink, the traditional colour of welcome, originally introduced to honor the visit of the Prince Albert in 1856. Jaipur is particularly interesting as it is one of the few cities left in India where the original vastu - design according to Vedic principles of sacred architecture - is still clearly visible.
We check into the hotel, with rest of the day free to relax or local sightseeing.
Overnight in Hotel.

DAY 06/ 12th OCT JAIPUR
After breakfast, we start our day by ascending on elephant to the 16th century fortress at Amber, the citadel that was the capital before Jaipur was built in the early 18th century. Amber was the site of a Hindu temple built by the Mina tribes, and there is a beautiful and powerful Kali temple still active within the walls of the fort.

On the way back to our hotel we shall visit Mangalam Arts, one of the best galleries in Jaipur for antiques and traditional stone-coloured paintings.

In the afternoon we shall visit the home of Jaipur's Royal family - the City Palace - around which the city was originally laid out, and the adjacent Jantar Mantar or Vedic astrological observatory. Still in use today by astronomers and astrologers, the observatory, originally built in 1730, is a place of futuristic beauty.
Overnight in Hotel.

DAY 07/ 13th OCT JAIPUR TO PUSHKAR
After breakfast we continue to Pushkar (about 145kms), check into our hotel located on the Lake. Pushkar lies in a narrow dry valley overshadowed by impressive rocky hills, which offer spectacular views of the desert at sunset.

After lunch we shall visit the ghats around the lake , see some of the temples, especially the particularly holy Brahma Temple, one of only two known temples dedicated to this deity, the God of Creation, in the whole of the sub-continent.
Overnight in Hotel

DAY 08/ 14th OCT PUSHKAR TO RANAKPUR
After an early breakfast we take a beautiful drive to Ranakpur (about 210kms), check into the delightfully appointed hotel, with its Ayurveda clinic.

Rest of the day free to relax; we shall attend the evening ceremony at the local temple.
Overnight in Hotel.

DAY 09/ 15th OCT RANAKPUR
After breakfast we shall visit the marvelously carved 15th century temple complex of Ranakpur. This is one of the five holy places of the Jain community - perhaps the oldest religious group in the sub-continent - and one of the wonders of Indian architecture. The most important temple here covers some 48000 sq.ft. and has 29 halls and 1444 pillars, all minutely carved out of pure white marble.
Back to our hotel for lunch and then an afternoon at leisure.
Overnight in Hotel.

DAY 10/ 16th OCT RANAKPUR TO RAWLA NARLAI
Today we continue to Rawla Narlai (about 55kms), check into the hotel.
Rest of the day free to relax.
Overnight in Hotel.

DAY 11/ 17th OCT RAWLA NARLAI
After breakfast a relaxed visit to the local temples and markets; afternoon camel cart ride to nearby villages.
Rest of the day free to relax.
Overnight in Hotel.

DAY 12/ 18th OCT RAWLA NARLAI TO KUMBALGARH
Today drive to Kumbalgarh [3 hrs] a wild area with an ancient fort.
Overnight in Hotel.

DAY 13/ 19th OCT KUMBALGARH
Morning free to relax and enjoy. Afternoon visit to the Fort on horseback.
Overnight in Hotel.

DAY 14/ 20th OCT KUMBALGARH TO UDAIPUR
After breakfast we continue to Udaipur (about 45kms), romantically set on the shores of Lake Pichola and surrounded by hills. Upon arrival, we check into our hotel, a Royal Hunting Lodge set in a beautiful wooded area, with the rest of the day free to relax and explore.
Overnight in Hotel.

DAY 15/ 21st OCT UDAIPUR
After breakfast, we shall drive to nearby Eklingji, one of the most important Shiva temples in India, set in a delightful and unspoiled market area.
Afternoon, visit to the City Palace - familial home of the Udaipur Maharanas and the
largest palace complex in Rajasthan - and the surrounding bazaar.
Overnight in Hotel.

DAY 16/ 22nd OCT UDAIPUR TO JODHPUR
We make an early start for a dramatic sunrise drive to Jodhpur (about 275kms), with lunch en route. Check into our hotel with rest of the day free to relax.
Overnight in Hotel.

DAY 17/ 23rd JODHPUR
Morning after breakfast we visit the massive Mehrangarh Fort that looms over the city and the red sandstone palaces within the fort. Together they form one of the most impressive complexes in Rajasthan.
Lunch at hotel
Afternoon sightseeing around the lake and ghats.
Overnight in Hotel.

DAY 18/ 24th OCT JODHPUR
All day sightseeing and relaxing.
Overnight in Hotel.

DAY 19/25th OCT JODHPUR / DELHI fly
Morning after breakfast transfer to the airport for flight to Delhi.
Arrive in Delhi and transfer to our hotel, set in lovely gardens.
Overnight in Hotel.

DAY 20/ 26th OCT DELHI
Morning free to relax, or enjoy last-minute shopping. In the afternoon we make a short drive to the tomb of Nizamuddin, a renowned Sufi saint. Here we shall see the famous quawali devotional singing of the local dervishes- an unforgettable experience with which to finish our tour.
Farewell Dinner and overnight in Hotel.

DAY 21/ 27th OCT HOMEWARD BOUND
Early morning, transfer to international airport to board flight to your home country.
Cost and accommodation details will be provided on request.