Beautiful Rajasthan Tour

Day wise Itinerary

• Day 1 : Arrival in Delhi

  you arrive in the bustling capital city of Delhi in the early morning. You are greeted by a local staff and escorted to the hotel. After check-in you can relax and acclimatize to the long journey. In the afternoon you make strengthened on a sightseeing tour of Old Delhi. Delhi - The heart of India 's capital, with its thousand-year history, is the city with most attractions of India. It is a fast developing metropolis, which combines past and present in a wonderful way. Today's Delhi consists of two parts, the Old Delhi with its typical oriental city neighborhoods, the vibrant cultural life, narrow streets and numerous bazaars, fascinating department stores, museums, temples and mosques. The New Delhi, was built by British architect 1931 symmetrically as a garden city. Here, among the tombs and mausoleums, memorials noble rulers and kings, adorn wide boulevards, pristine gardens, widely scattered summer colonial houses and shady avenues, New Delhi. First impressions in Old Dehli You can expect the imposing Friday Mosque Jama Masjid - The mosque which looks at the world . It is the largest mosque in India and one of the largest in the world. The Mughal emperor Shah Jahan made ​​them 1650-1656 build from red sandstone and white marble. Continue to Raj Ghat , the final resting place of Mahatma Gandhi.Here black on the banks of Yamuna, in the midst of a garden, a memorial stone is made marble. Here Mahatma Gandhi was cremated after his assassination in 1948. On the memorial stone are his alleged last words: Hai Ram (Oh God).

• Day 2 : New Delhi and the British Raj

  Today you take a full day city tour of New Delhi and so a trip to the early 20th century, in the time of the British Empire. government district and the India Gate Experience the 1521-1931 built and former British government district of New Delhi. Surrounded by gardens and ornamental ponds boulevard Rajpath , takes you to the Rashtrapati Bhavan , the palace of the former Viceroy of India. It offers an insight into the period of British rule and is one of the largest and most magnificent stately buildings. Not far away is the Parliament HouseSansad Bhavan . The trail continues to the India Gate , a triumphal arch which was built to commemorate the fallen soldiers in different wars. Qutub Minar Qutub Minar complex of buildings all date from the early days of Muslim rule in India. The Qutub Minar itself is a sublime Victory Column and the world's tallest brick minaret, as well as the landmark of the city of Delhi. Tomb of Humayun you will visit the magnificent mausoleum of the Mughal emperor Humayun. This extraordinary building in white and black marble and red sandstone, located in the middle of a huge garden areas. Dead after Humayun, Hamida Banu Begum was his wife's tomb in 1565 set up in nine years of construction. In order to monitor the construction work they even beat up their camp on there. It is one of the most beautiful and historic buildings in the city and is one of the forerunners of the Taj Mahal.

  • Hotspots : Rashtrapati Bhavan, India Gate

• Day 3 : The Merchant Houses Of Mandawa

  Today your journey takes you into the Shekhawati region to Mandawa. Shekhawati was once a rich but lawless region on the trade route between the Arabian Sea and the fertile valley of the Ganges. The Mawaris how the inhabitants of this region are called, piled with their inherent combination of practicality and economy quite quickly to a modest prosperity. They decorated their houses, known as havelis , with beautiful, elaborate frescoes, which reflected their wealth and status. Enjoy this gives the sleepy little desert town with a walk, this original atmosphere and unique charm.

• Day 4 : Bikaner

  Today you are on their way to the medieval desert city of Bikaner. It was once an important trading center along the caravan route from Africa to Western Asia. Surrounded by imposing palaces, beautiful and richly decorated temples, the city shows some of the finest creations of Rajput civilization. Upon arrival in Bikaner and a respite visit the National Research Centre on Camel, a camel breeding farm, 10 km south of Bikaner located. Experience the majestic spectacle when these unique and noble animals, returning after work in their stables.

• Day 5 : The Junagarh Fort of Bikaner

  Experience the legendary fortress in the heart of the Thar Desert. Built of yellow marble, with mirror and glass inlays and beautiful murals, the fort is still one of the most best-preserved palaces of the Rajputs. It is one of the few forts that were never conquered. Karni Mata Temple - Temple Rats The tour will continue to the 600 year old Karni Mata temple. The rat temple of Deshnoke lies 32 km south of Bikaner, and is a very special experience of thousands of holy rats live in this temple and are worshiped by the Hindus and supplied with food and drinks. The animals are pretty tame, it may sometimes happen that a rat a runs over the feet, which in turn will bring good luck.

• Day 6 : Jaisalmer - The Golden City

  The Golden City is located on the edge of the Thar Desert. It is a fairytale seemingly small place and probably the most beautiful desert city in the world. Rawal Jaisal, the king of the Bhatti Rajput, let Jaisalmer build directly on the ancient caravan route in 1156. With its strategic location between India and the Near East, the city became an important trading center and found his way to great wealth. Even today, the built of golden sandstone and elaborately decorated with fine stone ornaments, residential and commercial buildings, the havelis of this glorious time. Jaisalmer embodies like no other city, the desert culture of a bygone era and acts like a tale from the Arabian Nights. Upon arrival in Jaisalmer and check-in at the hotel, the rest of day at leisure.

• Day 7 : Tour of Jaisalmer

  The imposing medieval fortress of Jaisalmer, with their yellow fortifications and 99 towers, rises majestically on a table mountain, high above this incomparable desert landscape. The fort houses a town some palaces, temples and houses. At the foot of this mighty walls lies the Old Town with its magnificent merchant houses. Enjoy this fabulous spectacle, this ornate old havelis and let yourself be enchanted by this exotic charm. camel ride into the sunset in the afternoon you can explore on the back of a camel, the desert and its sand dunes. Ride in the scenic sunset and enjoy this unforgettable experience. The magic of the Thar Desert will not let go.

• Day 8 : The village of Luni

  Experience a typical Rajasthani village, situated in Jodhpur district. You can expect here one night in Fort Chanwa, an old palace of the Maharaja of Jodhpur. The hundred year old building fascinated by a seeming atmosphere and offers a breathtaking view of the Thar Desert. afternoon, take a jeep safari to Bishnoi Village and learn the life of the people know. Full commitment and risking their lives, fighting this brave, embattled tribe for the protection of flora and fauna of his homeland. They live off what nature provides them. In spite of very difficult climatic conditions they could for more than 500 years without any meat consumption survive unscathed. Experience this unique way of life and watch the villagers at their craft activity for the production of leather pottery and weaving products.

  • Themes : Jungle Safari, Jeep Safari

• Day 9 : Jodhpur - The Blue City

  Today you will take a trip to the walled city of Jodhpur with its massive fortress and palace, Mehrangarh Fort from the city, leading many historic caravan routes in the Thar Desert, as has always been known that Jodhpur as a gateway to the desert is. Even today the atmosphere of this long-gone era is clearly noticeable, it would hardly be surprising if a camel caravan would arrive at the great fortress. Mehrangarh Fort - The most beautiful Fort in India The mighty Mehrangarh Fort perched stately on the blue city - a magnificent sight and an architectural masterpiece. The fort is one of the largest and most beautiful forts in India. The numerous palaces in the fort were built of sandstone and decorated with ornate details. Let the flowers Palace, joy Palace and the Palace enchanted pearls and feel the glorious past. Impressive and not far from the Mehrangarh Fort rises on a black basalt rocks, the sparkling white mausoleum Jaswant Thada . This memorial was built for the Maharaja Jaswant Singh II after his death in 1895.

  • Hotspots : Mehrangarh Fort, Jaswant Thada

• Day 10 : Mount Abu

  Let yourself be enchanted by the charming and varied hills of the Aravalli mountain range while you are driving about 1,200 m up to Mount Abu. Mount Abu, Rajasthan's only hill station, situated high above the burning plains and is a welcome contrast to the desert and has since colonial times, a very popular destination. Its pleasant climate and its eucalyptus forests make it an ideal getaway. Animal lovers, botanists and hikers get their costs.Wonderful is the sight of the picturesque mountain landscape in the middle of the desert, at sunset. Dilwara Temple Mount Abu is famous for its unique Dilwara Temple. They are among the finest examples of Indian temple architecture. The artisans were paid according to the amount of stone dust they produced. So they were inspired to carry out their reliefs and ornaments even finer. But whatever was the incentive - both Jain temples show incredibly intricate ornaments.

  • Hotspots : Dilwara Temple, Jain Temples

• Day 11 : Ranakpur - Jain Temple in perfection

  During the drive from Mount Abu to Udaipur visiting Ranakpur. This small place is secluded in a wooded valley of the western Aravalli Mountains. Here is one of the most beautiful and most important Jain temples throughout India as well as another witness Jain devotion. You can expect a true marvel of stone carvings, filigree, labyrinthine, mysterious and unique. Its various 80 domes and 1,444 columns of, where none of the other balances, are overwhelming. Let the sublime atmosphere that radiates from this stunning building, enchant and admire the fascinating play of colors in the light of the interiors. Hardly a visitor can this magical aura escape.After visiting Ranakpur you set out on the way to Udaipur. Udaipur - Venice of the East Udaipur, picturesquely situated amidst wooded hills on the Lake Pichola is, with its golden palaces an absolute beauty and the exotic city of India. His proud Mewar rulers put all their energy and imagination committed to make it become one of the most fabulous and most charming Rajput towns. In 1559, the formerly known as Mewar Udaipur was founded.Subheadings of Maharaja Udai Singh II fled before the last attack of Akbar in Chittorgarh. The former splendor of the rulers in ancient Rajasthan is still clearly felt today. offers the discovery of a scene which already the directors of Jams Bond for the film Octopussy and the Tigers of Eschnapur had chosen. Not far from the city palace is the Vishnu consecrated Jagdish temple from the 17th century.

  • Hotspots : Jagdish Temple

• Day 12 : Udaipur City Palace

  The imposing City Palace was built in 1725 and is located on the shores of Lake Pichola. Numerous courtyards on different levels belong to the palace. Marvel at the magnificent rooms with mirrored walls, stained glass windows, ivory doors and Pfauenhof inside the facility. Sahelion-ki Bari in the north of the city, on the banks of Fateh Sagar Lake, extends impressively the former pleasure garden, the Sahelion-ki Bari. It dates from the 18th century and was created at the request of a princess, who had desired this for refreshment during the hot summer months. Even today, radiates the plant with its marble sculptures and water features a lovely charm. afternoon you will have the opportunity to stroll through the medieval bazaars. . Go on a discovery tour and enjoy the colorful bustle of the evening you can take a boat ride on the Lake Pichola all the splendor and romance of the city enjoy.

  • Hotspots : Lake Pichola, Fateh Sagar Lake

• Day 13 : Chittorgarh - the capital of the Rajputs

  After breakfast leave Udaipur and are on their way to Chittorghar. The history of Chittorgarh is one of the most moving and glorious India. The legendary fortress, dating from the 8th century, perched seemingly impregnable to an imposing Table Mountain. In fact, however, the Mewar rulers were defeated three times against a superior force by Muslim conquerors. The checkered past of the fortress ruins that time were conducted as fierce fighting here is reflected in the magnificent royal buildings. In a fierce battle over 7,000 Rajput warriors lost their lives. The Maharanis, along with their entire servants committed in the face of hopeless situation Jauhar - Suicide in order not alive to fall into the hands of the enemy. The formidable fortress embodies the heroism of the Rajputs with a mixture of pride, romance and spirit in which the old wisdom was: "Better dead than undignified" . visit numerous temples and the victory tower Vijay Stambha, the landmark Chittorgarh and the Krishna temple of the famous poetess Mira Bhai.

• Day 14 : Pushkar - The pilgrim

  The small idyllic location is the Hindu holy, because accoring to legend, Brahma created the holy Pushkar Lake, after defeating a demon with a lotus flower. At the point where there are the lakes today, he dropped three lotus flowers on the ground and immediately bubbled up three sources.
  The picturesquely situated between hills and dunes Pushkar lakes are without doubt the most fascinating religious sites of India. A pilgrimage to Pushkar is for the Hindus of the desirable goals in life. You accept the numerous gaths a bath in the holy river, so as to extend wash away all your sins. Pushkar Mela This small town is more of a sleepy place but every year in November, the Pushkar Mela is the full moon here instead of twelve days. It is one of the largest camel market in the world, which is with its dealers, puppeteers, dancers, musicians and thousands of camels to an unforgettable experience. From all over Rajasthan villagers flock to Pushkar, act with camels and sleep under the stars. The market is one with its overwhelming proportions and the picturesque sight of the main attractions in Rajasthan.

• Day 15 : Jaipur - Pink City

  Yet you are not come to the end of your trip. On the next two days you can expect Jaipur, the pink city, with its fascinating sights. Pink City, the capital and largest city of Rajasthan, got its name because of the striking pink-colored houses facades in the downtown area. It is one of the most fascinating cities of Rajasthan, was established in November 1727 by Maharaja Sawai Jai Singh, who ascended the throne at the age of 11 years after the death of his father. Palace of Winds Experience the famous landmark of Jaipur, the impressive Palace of the Winds Hawa Mahal. It was built in 1799 and consists of only a facade with 953 refined ventilated bay windows, from where the ladies were unseen observe the activity on the streets, without being seen there. Jantar Mantar The Jantar Mantar was built between by Maharaja Sawai Jai Singh built in 1724 and 1734. He was not only a great ruler, but also a keen astronomer. The system is still fully functional and is considered the largest and probably the most elaborate observatory of its kind in India. Here you can admire the largest sundial with a height of 27 m. City Palace The trail continues to the City Palace from 1890. Even today is a part of the palace as a residence for the Maharajas. Here is the Sawai Man Singh Museum with historical collections of carpets, garments and weapons. In the audience hall are two large silver vessels, which are the largest pieces of silver in the world.
  A tour of the city palace with its beautiful gardens is an exciting experience, where you can imagine the life of that time pictorially.

  • Hotspots : Hawa Mahal, City Palace

• Day 16 : Amber Fort

  Just outside Jaipur is located on a hill, the imposing Amber Fort, the original seat of the Maharajas. The exterior facade of the palace is distinguished by its red sandstone and white marble. A labyrinth of corridors, stairways and escape routes runs through the mighty fort Let yourself be enchanted by the magnificent Hall of Mirrors of the former Royal Palace, which is decorated with a variety of small mirrors. Climb up the path to the fort on the back of an elephant or a jeep and enjoy the spectacular view on the Aravalli mountain range. Shopping in JaipurExperience after the tour of the impressive Amber Fort, an extensive shopping tour up close. . A shopper's paradise, rich in silk and beguiling gem shops.

  • Hotspots : Amber Fort

• Day 17 : Fatehpur Sikri

  After breakfast, make their way into the 207 km distant imperial city of Fatehpur Sikri, one of the most impressive legacies of the Mughal Empire. The City of Victory is a deserted desert town was built in the 16th century by the Mughal prince Akbar. Due to shortage of water the city was abandoned after only 15 years. Still, the red sandstone buildings of the former ruling family are so well preserved that it seems that Akbar left the palace yesterday. Next make their way to Agra.

  • Hotspots : Fatehpur Sikri, Fatehpur Sikri

• Day 18 : Agra

  Agra was more than one and a half centuries the capital of the Mughal Empire. His buildings testify to the splendor and wealth of a country which extended over a large part of India between the 16th and 18th centuries. His heyday Agra by Mughal Emperor Akbar. He built eight years with 4,000 workers, the magnificent castle fortress: the Agra Fort To date, the city has lost none of its medieval atmosphere. Taj Mahal Here you will find the most famous landmark of India and the most beautiful declaration of love ever: the Taj Mahal. Surrounded by beautiful gardens stands the stunning monument of love. Each of the first enters the garden and suddenly standing in front of the Taj Mahal, will not forget the moment in which the well-known image is reality. Shah Jahan made ​​this masterpiece built for his favorite wife, Mumtaz Mahal, who died giving birth to their 14th child. A token of love, as it has never seen the world. A dream of white marble that shines in different colors depending on time of day and lighting conditions. Let yourself be absorbed by this unique monument of eternal love, which, through both its form and design, the impression of perfect harmony. Agra Fort Then you will visit the imposing Agra Fort with its 2 km long fortification walls. The castle on the banks of river Yamuna, with its richly decorated private rooms, its splendid fully-equipped audience halls and mosques is one of the most beautiful forts in India. From here you have a wonderful view of the Taj Mahal.

  • Hotspots : Taj Mahal, Agra Fort

• Day 19 : Sikandra - the mausoleum of Emperor Akbar mighty Mughal

  Ten kilometers north of Agra, lies the small town of Sikandra. Nestled amid landscaped with watercourses and flowerbeds gardens in the Persian style, is the final resting place of the Mughal Emperor Akbar. Akbar himself started building his own mausoleum, however, completion of this impressive building is no longer experienced. It is a perfect blend of Hindu, Buddhist, Islamic and Christian architecture, which speaks to the religious tolerance of Akbar and cosmopolitan. Following this visit, make their way to Delhi.

• Day 20 : Namaste India

  Now After an eventful trip we return to the homeland. In the morning you will be transferred to the international airport of Delhi.

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