Itinerary
1
Arrival in Delhi
When you arrive in Delhi, you will be aided in getting to your hotel from the airport or railway station. After finishing the check-in procedures, refresh up and relax for a while. The rest of the day can be spent relaxing at the hotel or exploring the neighbouring sites on your own.
2
Delhi City Tour
After breakfast, depart for a sightseeing tour of Delhi. Laxmi Narayan Temple is your first stop of the day. This gorgeous temple is dedicated to Lord Vishnu and is located in the centre of the city. You will next continue to the Gandhi Memorial. Head to India Gate to pay your respects to Mahatma Gandhi, the Father of the Nation. The 42-meter-high archway is a war memorial created to remember the First World War martyrs, and it is comparable to France's 'Arc-de-Triomphe'.You will then drive through Parliament House and arrive at Connaught Place. This is Delhi's shopping district, and it is densely packed with cafes and restaurants. After eating at one of the eateries, return to the street. After lunch, your first stop should be at Jama Masjid. This is one of India's largest mosques, built in 1656 for one million rupees by Mughal Emperor Shah Jahan. The trip concludes in the Red Fort with a Light and Sound display that explains Mughal history in a unique way. Return to your hotel for dinner and a night's rest.
3
Delhi to Mandawa
Prepare for a nice trip from Delhi to Mandawa after a delicious breakfast. When you arrive, check into your hotel and get some rest. After lunch, proceed to Mandawa to explore the town. The city is well-known for its painted Havelis and 18th-century frescoes. The Murmuria Haveli, the Harlalka Well, and an Open-Air Art Gallery are all worth seeing. Take a look at the stunning paintings. Return to your hotel for the night.
4
Mandawa to Bikaner
After breakfast, you will begin your journey to Bikaner. When you arrive at the 'Desert City' of Rajasthan, check into your hotel and relax. The afternoon is set out for a Bikaner sightseeing tour, which will include stops at the Junagadh Fort and Jain shrines. Junagadh Fort, originally known as Chintamani, was constructed at the end of the 16th century. It consists of a massive complex of magnificent structures and halls. Within the fort, visit the Prachina Museum to see traditional fabrics and royal portraits. The city has approximately 27 temples. Visit the Bhandasar Jain Temple, which is known for its exquisite architecture. After sightseeing, return to your hotel for the night.
5
Bikaner to Jaisalmer
Day 5 of your Jaisalmer desert adventure is at your leisure. After breakfast, you can relax in your accommodation or go shopping for souvenirs at the local market. Begin your drive towards Jaisalmer, the starting site of your Rajasthan Desert Camel Safari, in the afternoon. Check into your hotel and spend the night when you arrive.
6
Jaisalmer - Badabagh - Baisakhi - Ramkunda
On day 6, Your Jaisalmer Desert Safari Tour will begin today after breakfast. Travel through the desert settlements on the back of a camel. Your first destination should be Bada Bagh, a garden complex around 6 kilometres north of Jaisalmer. When you arrive in Bada Bagh, you will be surprised to witness greenery in the midst of the harsh desert terrain. This greenery is the result of the past kings of Jaisalmer's continuous efforts. In honour of their predecessors, they each constructed a new water reservoir and chhatris. Visit the regal cenotaphs of the Bhatti Rajput Kings and marvel at the intricately carved yellow sandstone chhatris.Spend some time in the garden complex before heading to Baisakhi, a tiny village, for lunch. After a traditional meal, pay a visit to a Hindu temple. Then proceed to Ramkunda for your safari. This is a holy site with a lovely setting. Visit the well-known Hindu temples and take in the scenery. Ramkunda is a fairly small village with only 9 buildings and a population of 48 people. Spend the night in tents after dinner with the villagers.
7
Ramkunda - Roopsi - Ludharwa – Chatrayil - Peerwal
After breakfast, ride your camel, often known as the "Ship of the Desert," through Roopsi to Ludharwa. This is a community populated by individuals of mixed race. The village's houses are made of mud and sticks and are embellished with murals and mirrors. You will eat lunch when you get in Ludharwa. Ludharwa, the historic capital of the Bhati Rajput monarchs, is well-known for its exquisite Jain temples. Continue your Camel Safari Jaisalmer adventure after lunch to Chatrayil, a historic Muslim village. Finally, you arrive in Peerwal late at night. This is an oasis, and the agricultural field can be seen relaxing your eyes. Dinner will be served here. Enjoy an overnight tent stay.
8
Peerwal to Salkha to Beri of Kanoi to Sand dunes
After breakfast, start your journey to Salkha. You will stop for lunch in this traditional Rajput village. After that, proceed to the sand dunes. You will pass through the Beri of Kanoi, which is well-known for its abundance of water wells. The traditional image of Rajasthani ladies carrying multiple earthen water jars on their heads may be found here.
9
Sand dunes to Kanoi to Masoordi to Jeseiri
On day 9, Sam Desert Camp Jaisalmer provides unique delight, and it is difficult to leave. But we must travel, and your next stop is Masoordi. On the route, stop in Kanoi, a traditional carpenter's village where you may buy some exquisitely made wooden goods. Continue to move while appreciating the people's daily lives. Get to Masoordi. You will savour your lunch in this modest community. After lunch, travel to Jeseiri, a water tank with lovely surroundings and an oasis. Have your dinner and spend the night camping near the tank.
10
Jeseiri - Dedha - Deegasar - Kuldhara
After breakfast, depart towards Deegasar. Dedha, a typical Rajput village, will be passed through. Take note of the traditionally clad Rajput men and women going about their everyday business. You'll eat lunch after arriving in Deegasar. It is a lovely town surrounded by a little lake. After walking around the lake for a while, continue on your way to Kuldhara. You will come upon a little Rajput Dhani along the way. It is a cluster of huts where the natives dwell while working their land. Finally, you arrive in Kuldhara, a popular tourist destination. This is a well-planned old village where you will set a camp in Jaisalmer. Stay in the camp for the night.
11
Kuldhara to Moolsagar to Amarsagar to Jaisalmer
Prepare for your return trip to Jaisalmer after breakfast today. Stop at two gorgeous villages along the way, Moolsagar and Amarsagar. Moolsagar is a little town surrounded by gardens and tanks, but it is well-known for its art and architectural wonders. It also has a lovely Shiva Temple. Next, make a visit in Amarsagar, a lakeside oasis. When you arrive in Jaisalmer, check into your accommodation. Spend your day doing things that fascinate you. You can unwind, walk around the neighbourhood, or visit the local bazaar. After five nights in various desert camps in Jaisalmer, spend the night in a luxurious hotel.
12
Jaisalmer City Tour
After breakfast on day 12, the day is reserved for a sightseeing tour of Jaisalmer. You will see Patwon Ki Haveli, a 5-story home that is unique in the city, Salim Singh Ki Haveli, a majestic mansion erected 300 years ago, Gadi Sagar tank, an oasis, and the Heritage Museum. Return to your hotel for the night after your day's adventure.
13
Jaisalmer to Jodhpur
Your Jaisalmer tour concludes today, and you will depart for Jodhpur after breakfast. Complete the check-in process at your hotel after you arrive. The afternoon is completely free. You can unwind or walk around the city. You can go shopping at the local bazaar in the evening. A hotel stay for the night.
14
Jodhpur City Tour
Day 14 is set aside for a sightseeing tour of Jodhpur. You will see Maharaja Sardar Singh's Clock Tower, Mehrangarh Fort, one of India's largest forts, and the Jaswant Thada, an architectural masterpiece. For history buffs, the Mehrangarh Fort is a must-see. The fort sits 410 feet above the city and is surrounded by a strong wall. The fort contains several exquisite palaces, each with its own distinct individuality. Musical instruments, palanquins, furniture, and cannons are among the items found at the fort. This fort was used in the popular film "The Dark Knight Rises." The Jaswant Thada mausoleum, a beautiful marble monument above a tiny lake, is located on the fort's left flank. Following that, you may see Kaylana Lake, Phool Mahal, and Umaid Bhawan Palace. All are well-known for their distinct flair and attractiveness. Pratap Singh developed Kaylana, an artificial lake, in 1872. During the winter, Siberian cranes inhabit this enormous lake. Following that, you can go to the Phool Mahal Palace. This palace turned heritage hotel is one of the city's main attractions. Return to your hotel for the night after your exploration.
15
Jodhpur to Jaipur
Begin your journey to Jaipur after breakfast . After you arrive, check into your hotel. Have lunch and then unwind for a while. The rest of the day is free for recreation. Visit the market or simply unwind in your accommodation. The hotel has agreed to provide an overnight stay.
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Jaipur City Tour
This newly designated world historic site is jam-packed with tourist attractions. After breakfast, depart for a sightseeing tour of Jaipur. You will go to Amer Fort, Hawa Mahal, Jantar Mantar, and City Palace today. This vibrant city welcomes you to experience its stunning attractions. So, start with a trip to Amber Fort, where you may ride elephants. View the fort's strange reflection in Maota Lake and admire this architectural marvel before embarking on a Jaipur city tour. The 'Pink City' of Jaipur offers several things to see, including the City Palace, Hawa Mahal, and Jantar Mantar. The City Palace is recognised for its unique blend of Rajasthani and Mughal architecture, as well as its gardens, edifices, and courtyards. Following that, you'll see Jantar Mantar, the royal observatory, and Hawa Mahal, a magnificent palace with 953 windows on the outer walls. This palace was designed as a Zenana, or women's rooms, to allow Rajput royal ladies to see daily street life. Visit Chokhi Dhani in the evening to see the genuine colours of Rajasthani culture. The village of Chokhi Dhani is the epicentre of Rajasthani culture and culinary skill. View colourful artwork and folk dances while dining on real Rajasthani cuisine. You may also buy authentic and traditional Rajasthani jewellery, garments, precious gemstones, and wooden handicrafts at Bapu Bazaar, Johari Bazaar, and other local markets. Return to the hotel for dinner after touring. Have a pleasant evening stay at the hotel.
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Jaipur to Delhi (Departure)
Your Rajasthan Camel Safari Tour concludes on this day. Prepare for your road trip from Jaipur to Delhi after eating breakfast. When you arrive in Delhi, check into your hotel and freshen yourself. After supper, take an assisted transfer to the airport or train station for your next flight.