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Discover the hidden treasures of Rajasthan in 13 nights on this exciting tour! Explore the hues and contrasts that define India as you travel from Delhi, the historical center and modern capital of India, to Agra, where the glimmering white Taj Mahal towers over bustling streets and wooded forests. In Jaipur, ride to an ancient fort upon the back of an elephant before discovering a pink paradise in town; then continue on to Udaipur to see majestic palaces as they seem to float in green-watered lakes. Next, you find yourself in Jodhpur, the Brahmin's Blue City, where you can stroll through its gardens protected by an impressive fort. Finally, witness a glorious sunset over the sand dunes of Jaisalmer's desert.
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The national capital territory of Delhi is situated between the Himalayas and Aravalis Ranges in the heart of the Indian sub-continent. Delhi is considered one of the most historic capitals in the world, and two of its monuments — the Qutab Minar and Humayun's Tomb — have been declared World Heritage Sites. Exploring Delhi is both rewarding and fascinating. The most visited places in Delhi include the majestic Red Fort, the historical Chandni Chowk, as well as Raj Ghat and Shanti Vana -- modern structures constructed after India's Independence in 1947.
The city was built and destroyed seven times and has been witness to the various events which have brought India through the history books. It is believed that the Pandavas, the heroes of the epic Mahabharata, originally founded Delhi (then called Indraprastha) around 1200 B.C. Present day Delhi is built around the ruins of seven ancient cities.
As a commercial hub, Delhi has many shopping areas to offer its tourists. Visit the upscale avenues of Connaught Place, or go to Delhi Haat for handicraft goods. Don't forget to stop at Janpath Market for a variety of inexpensive traditional and souvenir items to bring home to your friends and relations.
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Arrive in India’s capital city of Delhi and let the experience begin! A traditional welcome marks the start of your magnificent journey before you are transferred from the airport to your hotel. Spend your evening relaxing from your long flight and stay overnight.
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- Explore Old and New Delhi before departing for Agra
Agra, which lies on the west bank of river Jamuna, became one of the principal cities of the Mughal Empire, as the capital of the Emperor Shah Jahan and his beautiful Queen Mumtaz Mahal. Its beautiful monuments and the rich presence of color and harmony make it a place worth visiting at least once. But the most important of Agra's tourist attractions and its main claim to fame is the magnificent Taj Mahal, the pride of India. Taj Mahal is considered as one of the eight wonders of the world. The architecture alone has inspired reams of rapture over the years. Other tourist attractions in Agra include the Rambagh and Dayalbagh Gardens, Chini ka Rauza, and Jama Masjid. Agra Red Fort, an elegant military structure constructed by Akbar (but partially converted into a palace by Shah Jahan), gives you a feel of Agra's rich past.
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The national capital territory of Delhi is situated between the Himalayas and Aravalis Ranges in the heart of the Indian sub-continent. Delhi is considered one of the most historic capitals in the world, and two of its monuments — the Qutab Minar and Humayun's Tomb — have been declared World Heritage Sites. Exploring Delhi is both rewarding and fascinating. The most visited places in Delhi include the majestic Red Fort, the historical Chandni Chowk, as well as Raj Ghat and Shanti Vana -- modern structures constructed after India's Independence in 1947.
The city was built and destroyed seven times and has been witness to the various events which have brought India through the history books. It is believed that the Pandavas, the heroes of the epic Mahabharata, originally founded Delhi (then called Indraprastha) around 1200 B.C. Present day Delhi is built around the ruins of seven ancient cities.
As a commercial hub, Delhi has many shopping areas to offer its tourists. Visit the upscale avenues of Connaught Place, or go to Delhi Haat for handicraft goods. Don't forget to stop at Janpath Market for a variety of inexpensive traditional and souvenir items to bring home to your friends and relations.
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Enjoy an early breakfast at the hotel and proceed on a guided sightseeing tour of Old and New Delhi. Explore this capital city of India, where ornate buildings recall the days when India was the gem in the crown of the British Empire. Enjoy visits to the Raj Ghat memorial to Mahatma Gandh, the Lotus Temple and the impressive Qutub Minar built by Qutub-ud-Din Aibek in 1199 from sandstone and marble. Drive past India Gate (War Memorial Arch), the President's House and Parliament House.
Depart for Agra in the afternoon and transfer to your hotel upon arrival. Spend the rest of the evening at leisure as your prepare for your morning visit to the one of the Seven Wonders of the World, Taj Mahal.
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- Sunrise visit to the “Taj Mahal”
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Agra, which lies on the west bank of river Jamuna, became one of the principal cities of the Mughal Empire, as the capital of the Emperor Shah Jahan and his beautiful Queen Mumtaz Mahal. Its beautiful monuments and the rich presence of color and harmony make it a place worth visiting at least once. But the most important of Agra's tourist attractions and its main claim to fame is the magnificent Taj Mahal, the pride of India. Taj Mahal is considered as one of the eight wonders of the world. The architecture alone has inspired reams of rapture over the years. Other tourist attractions in Agra include the Rambagh and Dayalbagh Gardens, Chini ka Rauza, and Jama Masjid. Agra Red Fort, an elegant military structure constructed by Akbar (but partially converted into a palace by Shah Jahan), gives you a feel of Agra's rich past.
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Awaken early this morning to enjoy an unforgettable sunrise sightseeing tour of the most opulent wonder of the modern world - the Taj Mahal. Return to your hotel for breakfast followed by a visit to the important 16th-century Mughal monument known as the Red Fort of Agra. This powerful fortress of red sandstone encompasses, within its 2.5-km-long enclosure walls, the imperial city of the Mughal rulers. In the evening, witness a demonstration of Marble Craftmaship by a local artist.
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- Drive to Jaipur and enroute visit Fatehpur Sikri
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Agra, which lies on the west bank of river Jamuna, became one of the principal cities of the Mughal Empire, as the capital of the Emperor Shah Jahan and his beautiful Queen Mumtaz Mahal. Its beautiful monuments and the rich presence of color and harmony make it a place worth visiting at least once. But the most important of Agra's tourist attractions and its main claim to fame is the magnificent Taj Mahal, the pride of India. Taj Mahal is considered as one of the eight wonders of the world. The architecture alone has inspired reams of rapture over the years. Other tourist attractions in Agra include the Rambagh and Dayalbagh Gardens, Chini ka Rauza, and Jama Masjid. Agra Red Fort, an elegant military structure constructed by Akbar (but partially converted into a palace by Shah Jahan), gives you a feel of Agra's rich past.
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The royal city at Fatehpur Sikri, situated 26 miles west of Agra, was built at the orders of the Mughal Emperor Akbar. It is predominately built in red sandstone. The Emperor buildt a magnificent city as an act of gratitude to a saint, made it the capital of his empire, and then, due to the shortage of water supply, the pristine complex was abandoned. This deserted city has two complexes. The first has the royal enclosure of the palaces and the official buildings. And the second dargah of a Sufi saint, with a mosque and a lofty gateway.
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Jaipur is one of the most beautiful cities in India. In 1876, Jaipur dressed itself in pink to welcome Prince Albert and Queen Elizabeth II, and thus the nickname “Pink City” is still attributed to it. Jaipur is the capital of Rajasthan, the desert state in India, which is famous for its majestic forts, opulent havelis, beautiful lakes and sand dunes. It is also home to gold and silver jewellery made in the “Kundan” and “Meenakari” traditions, which are now world famous. The city also has an excellent infrastructure to support the tourism. Jaipur has some of India's best hotels, which compliment the scenery and architectural beauty of the Pink City.
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Enjoy your breakfast at the hotel before departing by road for Jaipur. Enroute visit Fatehpur Sikri, the abandoned capital of Emperor Akbar. Upon arrival in Jaipur, check in to your hotel, where you have some time to relax before being treated to dinner tonight accompanied by a cultural show.
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- Explore the “Pink City” of Jaipur
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Jaipur is one of the most beautiful cities in India. In 1876, Jaipur dressed itself in pink to welcome Prince Albert and Queen Elizabeth II, and thus the nickname “Pink City” is still attributed to it. Jaipur is the capital of Rajasthan, the desert state in India, which is famous for its majestic forts, opulent havelis, beautiful lakes and sand dunes. It is also home to gold and silver jewellery made in the “Kundan” and “Meenakari” traditions, which are now world famous. The city also has an excellent infrastructure to support the tourism. Jaipur has some of India's best hotels, which compliment the scenery and architectural beauty of the Pink City.
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Following breakfast, proceed for a half day tour of the "Pink City" of Jaipur. Your tour starts in Amber Fort and visit Sheesh Mahal, Shila Devi Temple and Kesar Kyari Bagh, followed by an exciting elephant ride to the top of the Amber Fort.
Your sightseeing tour continues with an afternoon visit to Hawa Mahal (Palace of Winds), the City Palace and Observatory and the colorful bazaars. Enjoy an afternoon Rickshaw ride around the old part of the Pink City. In the evening, learn more about gem cutting and polishing shown by a local artisan.
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- Pushkar, the king of pilrimage sites
Home of the famous Pushkar Fair, Pushkar is located on Pushkar Lake, 11 kms from Ajmer. It is surrounded by hills and sand dunes. Pushkar houses 400 temples and is a sacred pilgrimage site for the Hindu community. It is believed that for five days each year (during Kartik), that all the gods visit Pushkar and bless the devout. These days also coincide with the biggest cattle fair of the country, Pushkar Fair. At the fair you can find camel and horse races, local artisans and handicrafts, camel shows, performances, a lovely rose garden, and yoga and meditation experiences.
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Depart Jaipur this morning for Pushkar, one of the oldest cities often referred to as “Tirth Raj" or the king of pilgrimage sites. After checking in at the hotel, proceed on an afternoon walking tour of Pushkar and visit various temples and bazaar. Later, experience a special pooja ceremony on the Ghat performed by a Hindu priest. Return to your hotel in the evening for an overnight stay.
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- Travel to Udaipur
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Home of the famous Pushkar Fair, Pushkar is located on Pushkar Lake, 11 kms from Ajmer. It is surrounded by hills and sand dunes. Pushkar houses 400 temples and is a sacred pilgrimage site for the Hindu community. It is believed that for five days each year (during Kartik), that all the gods visit Pushkar and bless the devout. These days also coincide with the biggest cattle fair of the country, Pushkar Fair. At the fair you can find camel and horse races, local artisans and handicrafts, camel shows, performances, a lovely rose garden, and yoga and meditation experiences.
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Udaipur is known as the Venice of the East and is also called the City of Lakes. It is certainly an oasis in the landscape of Rajasthan, with blue waters surrounded by beautiful green hills. Udaipur has been the capital of the world's longest ruling dynasty - the Sisodias of Mewar. The temple of Eklingji, the patron deity of Udaipur royal family is worth visiting as are the nearby Sas-Bahu temples at Nagda. Lake Pichola is one of the central attractions of Udaipur. The grand City Palace sits on the banks of the lake and the Monsoon Palace on the hills nearby. All palaces in Udaipur are located on its banks or over its waters. It is quite rare to find any other body of water in the world having so many historic buildings as part of its premises.
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This morning following breakfast, check out at the hotel and drive to Udaipur, the serene “City of Lakes.” Upon arrival, settle in the comfort of your hotel until the time comes for your boat ride at Lake Pichola in the evening and visit the Jag Mandir Island.
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- The enthralling “City of Lakes”
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Udaipur is known as the Venice of the East and is also called the City of Lakes. It is certainly an oasis in the landscape of Rajasthan, with blue waters surrounded by beautiful green hills. Udaipur has been the capital of the world's longest ruling dynasty - the Sisodias of Mewar. The temple of Eklingji, the patron deity of Udaipur royal family is worth visiting as are the nearby Sas-Bahu temples at Nagda. Lake Pichola is one of the central attractions of Udaipur. The grand City Palace sits on the banks of the lake and the Monsoon Palace on the hills nearby. All palaces in Udaipur are located on its banks or over its waters. It is quite rare to find any other body of water in the world having so many historic buildings as part of its premises.
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Today, your tour includes a visit to the City Palace and Museum on Lake Pichola, Sahileyon Ki Bari (Garden of Royal Ladies) and the Jagdish Temple. A special dinner at Rajbagh is served this evening to conclude your wonderful experience in Udaipur.
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- Explore the Ranakpur Temples en route to Jodhpur
Jodhpur, the Sun City in Rajasthan, is another fascinating destination for tourists. It is also called the "Blue City", due to its many blue-painted houses. Impressive forts, flawless havelis and a splendid culture welcome you into Jodhpur in Rajasthan. See the grand Mehrangarh Fort, amazing Jaswant Thada, tribal settlements, temples and other entrancing and unique attractions.
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After breakfast at the hotel, check out and depart for Jodhpur. En route, visit the famous temples of Ranakpur, including a white marble Jain temple with over 1,400 exquisitely carved pillars and distinctive domes and turrets. Continue on to Jodhpur and transfer to your hotel for check-in. The remaining of the day is yours free at leisure to spend exploring the city or relaxing in the comfort of your hotel room.
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- Morning sightseeing tour of Jodhpur
Jaisalmer is located in the middle of the desert in the western portion of Rajasthan state. Tourist attractions in Jaisalmer are a constant reminder of the city's golden past that sparkles with tales of valor and courage. The surrounding region, once a princely state, consists almost entirely of sand, forming part of the Great Indian (Thar) Desert. A visit here is incomplete without venturing on a Camel safari. The heart-stirring yellow sandstone Jaisalmer Fort and the exotic Gadi Sagar Tank, which was, at a certain point of time in history, the only source of water supply for Jaisalmer, are two memorable sites. Jaisalmer has also become a popular destination for desert safaris in present times, rivaling other such expanses in Africa and elsewhere.
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Enjoy your breakfast at the hotel followed by a morning sightseeing tour of Jodhpur, a city ringed by a high stone wall with seven gates and several bastions. Rediscover the heritage of Rajasthan at the rock-solid Mehrangarh Fort and Jaswant Thada, a white marble memorial built by Sardar Singh in 1899 in memory of Maharja Jaswant Singh II.
Depart for Jaisalmer in late afternoon where the night is spent.
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- Discover the wonders of the “Golden City”
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Jaisalmer is located in the middle of the desert in the western portion of Rajasthan state. Tourist attractions in Jaisalmer are a constant reminder of the city's golden past that sparkles with tales of valor and courage. The surrounding region, once a princely state, consists almost entirely of sand, forming part of the Great Indian (Thar) Desert. A visit here is incomplete without venturing on a Camel safari. The heart-stirring yellow sandstone Jaisalmer Fort and the exotic Gadi Sagar Tank, which was, at a certain point of time in history, the only source of water supply for Jaisalmer, are two memorable sites. Jaisalmer has also become a popular destination for desert safaris in present times, rivaling other such expanses in Africa and elsewhere.
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Embark on a full-day sightseeing tour of Jaisalmer, whose temples, forts and palaces are constructed mainly out of yellow sandstone. See the Patwon Ki Havelis, Salim Singh Ki Haveli, and Gandhi Sagar Tank. In the evening, visit the sand dunes for an exciting camel ride and watch the beautiful sunset.
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- Visit a Camel Breeding Farm
If ever beauty has bloomed in a desert, it has been at Bikaner. Founded in 1488 AD by Rao Bika Ji, Bikaner is located in northwest part of Rajasthan. The imposing palaces and richly sculptured temples of red and yellow sandstone display some of the finest creations of Rajput civilization. It is also famous for its havelis. More popularly called "camel’s country", Bikaner is dotted with many sand dunes. If given the opportunity, one should not miss the Camel Festival which is held in the month of January.
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Enjoy breakfast at the hotel and later depart for Bikaner, a district found in the Northwest of the state of Rajasthan. Check in at the hotel upon arrival and later visit a camel- breeding farm.
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- Depart for Mandawa
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Mandawa is a town in Jhunjhunu district of Rajasthan and is located 190 km off Jaipur in the north. Mandawa is known for its fort and havelis. The origin of this town dates back to 1740 AD, where Mandu Jat found Mandawa village, and established a dhani (hamlet) and dug a well here. Mandawa was a trading outpost for the ancient caravan routes that stopped here from China and the Middle East. Thakur Nawal Singh, the Rajput ruler of Nawalgarh and Mandawa, built a fort in 1755 to protect this outpost. The township that grew around the fort soon attracted a large community of traders, who settled here.
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This morning, visit the Junagarh Fort before departing for Mandawa. The fort was originally called Chintamani and was renamed Junagarh or "Old Fort" in the early 20th century when the ruling family moved to Lalgarh Palace outside the fort limits. It is one of the few major forts in Rajasthan which is not built on a hilltop.
Arrive Mandawa in the afternoon and enjoy a walking tour of this city and see the beautifully Painted Havelis. Return to your hotel in Nawalgarh and prepare for your morning departure for Delhi.
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- Travel back to Delhi with wonderful memories
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If ever beauty has bloomed in a desert, it has been at Bikaner. Founded in 1488 AD by Rao Bika Ji, Bikaner is located in northwest part of Rajasthan. The imposing palaces and richly sculptured temples of red and yellow sandstone display some of the finest creations of Rajput civilization. It is also famous for its havelis. More popularly called "camel’s country", Bikaner is dotted with many sand dunes. If given the opportunity, one should not miss the Camel Festival which is held in the month of January.
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The national capital territory of Delhi is situated between the Himalayas and Aravalis Ranges in the heart of the Indian sub-continent. Delhi is considered one of the most historic capitals in the world, and two of its monuments — the Qutab Minar and Humayun's Tomb — have been declared World Heritage Sites. Exploring Delhi is both rewarding and fascinating. The most visited places in Delhi include the majestic Red Fort, the historical Chandni Chowk, as well as Raj Ghat and Shanti Vana -- modern structures constructed after India's Independence in 1947.
The city was built and destroyed seven times and has been witness to the various events which have brought India through the history books. It is believed that the Pandavas, the heroes of the epic Mahabharata, originally founded Delhi (then called Indraprastha) around 1200 B.C. Present day Delhi is built around the ruins of seven ancient cities.
As a commercial hub, Delhi has many shopping areas to offer its tourists. Visit the upscale avenues of Connaught Place, or go to Delhi Haat for handicraft goods. Don't forget to stop at Janpath Market for a variety of inexpensive traditional and souvenir items to bring home to your friends and relations.
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Drive back to Delhi this morning, where you may have some time for last minute shopping. Later in the evening, you are dropped off at the Delhi IGI Airport for your flight back home or next exciting destination.
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Accommodation :
| Name | Address | City |
| Howard Park Plaza | Fatehabad Road | Agra |
| COUNTRY INN AND SUITES | Khasa Kothi circle, M I Road | Jaipur |
| Rawal-Kot, Jaisalmer | Jodhpur-Jaisalmer Road | Jaisalmer |
| Ajit Bhawan | Ajit Bhawan | Jodhpur |
| Hotel Thirty Three | 33, Sirifort Road | New Delhi |
| Gulaab Niwaas Palace | Parikarma Marg | Pushkar |
Travel Tips & FAQ's
What is the best time to travel to Rajasthan?
Rajasthan is a colorful destination with many activities, fairs and festivals throughout the year. The most visited time is September to mid-April. Starting at the end of April, it will get hot and the rains occur from late July to August. In the summer months (May to August) the temperatures can reach over 40 degrees Celsius and may be even higher in Jodhpur, Jaisalmer and other areas closer to the desert.
What are the passport/visa requirements for travel to India?
A passport with validity at least six months beyond your departure from India is required. Also, visas must be obtained prior to arrival in India. If you are a US citizen, please follow this link for details on obtaining an Indian Visa: https://www.indian-visa.com/. If you are not a US citizen, Please visit www.mea.gov.in, click on "Welcome" and then under "MEA Links" at the right, click on "Missions and Posts Abroad" and then click "Consulate Generals". You can then select your appropriate Consulate General office and link directly to its website, where detailed visa information and application forms can be found.
Where and when are meals taken?
All breakfasts are a la carte and are served at your hotel. Lunches and dinners are usually not included unless specified. During your tour, your escort will have a list of hotels and restaurants where our guests typically enjoy lunch or dinner. We have tried our best to identify these based on our experiences and that of other travelers since quality and safety of food is an important factor while traveling. Your attendant / escort will go over the list of these establishments with you and recommend you best option. You would be able to choose the location depending on the availability and feasibility during your tour.
If I have a specific diet restriction or preference, will you be able to accommodate my request?
All efforts are made to accommodate reasonable diet preferences. We communicate the requests to the hotels and restaurants where you would be eating and your request should generally be honored and ready. However, it is always better to re-coordinate the requirements with our escort / attendant who will be able to ensure the establishments know about your requirements. We also request you to re-inform the establishment about your requirement at the time you go for meals to avoid any confusion or misunderstanding.
Can you provide a wheelchair if I need assistance on the sightseeing tours?
Wheelchairs and attendants are available but the arrangements must be made well in advance. Please do let us know and we will be happy to arrange for this. If there is an additional charge, it will be communicated to you depending on your exact requirements. Please be aware that sightseeing vehicles and many monuments are not fully wheelchair accessible. Therefore, it will be beneficial if the party can stand and walk at least a few steps with assistance for entering/exiting vehicles and maneuvering within certain monuments.
What kinds of hotels are used?
We use the best properties available in each location, only standard, deluxe, and luxury, 4- or 5-star hotels such as Taj, Oberoi, Imperial, Intercontinental and Hiltons, which give you good value, best security and hygiene conditions, and excellent service. In order to maintain our high standards of safety and security for our clients, we do not deal with low-end or budget hotels. We want you to enjoy every moment of your trip and not worry about your person or your belongings.
Please contact us if you would like to replace a hotel that we are using in the itinerary so we may provide you a price comparison and recommendation. Please look at the "Accommodation" tab for this tour in order to see the list of hotels used.
What airlines are used for domestic flights?
We use Jet Airways, Jet Lite, Kingfisher and at times (if needed for big groups) we use chartered aircraft.
The tour ends in Delhi, but I would like to go to Mumbai instead. Does the tour cost change?
The tour cost itself does not change, as airfare is not included in the cost. Please advise us of which city you would like to fly to at the end of your tour and we can quote you the additional costs for the airfare.
What is the recommended gratuity?
Gratuities are solely at your discretion, and should reflect your enjoyment of the journey and your satisfaction with the quality of service provided. As a general guideline, per day, a tip of $10 for the driver and $5-$10 for the guide is appropriate.
Are doctors available at all times?
We have identified qualified doctors in each destination you visit. These doctors are available in any case you need emergency medical attention. The hotels that we use usually have their own panels of on-call doctors available to their guests. In any case, please let the escort / attendant / anyone in our ground office know immediately if you feel unwell or think you are going to need medical attention.
What is the travel time between each city?
Delhi - Agra is about 5 hours by car, depending on local traffic conditions
Agra - Jaipur is about 5 hours by car, plus the time taken for sightseeing in Fatehpur Sikri
Jaipur - Udaipur is by air which takes about 45 minutes to an hour
Udaipur - Jodhpur is about 6 hours by car
Jodhpur - Jaisalmer (and return trip) is about 6.5 hours by car
Jodhpur - Delhi is by air which takes about 1 hour and 30 minutes
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Do I need a Visa for India?
All visitors to India need a Visa
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All prices quoted in U.S. Dollars ($) per person
| Class | Dates | Single Rate | Double Rate | Triple Rate |
| Maharaja |
| For departures March 4,2012 through April 29,2012 | $4,234.00 | $2,565.00 | |
| Royal |
| For departures March 4,2012 through April 29,2012 | $1,769.00 | $1,201.00 | $1,112.00 |
PLEASE NOTE: The above rates are calculated based on the local currency (INR) and are subject to change based on exchange rate fluctuations. Your balance payment will be due and payable based on the exchange rate at that time. An option to pay in full and lock in today's exchange rate is also available; please contact us for details.
This tour is available in two classes. The services in both classes are the same; the only difference is the hotels utilized.
1. Royal class includes accommodation at Hotel Thirty Three in New Delhi or similar, Howard Park Plaza in Agra or similar, Country Inn and Suites in Jaipur or similar, Gulaab Niwas Palace in Pushkar or similar, Rajdashan Hotel in Udaipur or similar, Park Plaza in Jodhpur or similar, The Gateway Hotel Rawalkot in Jaisalmer or similar, Gaj Kesri in Bikaner or similar and Roop Niwas Palace in Nawalgarh or similar, as per the itinerary.
2. Maharaja class includes accommodation at Taj Palace Hotel in New Delhi or similar, Taj View Hotel in Agra or similar, Jai Mahal Palace in Jaipur or similar, Pushkar Resort in Pushkar or similar, Taj Lake Palace in Udaipur or similar, Taj Hari Mahal in Jodhpur or similar, The Gateway Hotel in Rawalkot in Jaisalmer or similar, Laxmi Palace in Bikaner or similar and Roop Niwas Palace in Nawalgarh or similar, as per the itinerary.
Your tour price includes:
- Thirteen nights hotel accommodation with private facilities per the above room-sharing basis including breakfast
- Breakfast at all locations per the itinerary
- Arrival and departure transfers with assistance
- Two cultural dinners on Days 4 and 8
- Special Pooja Ceremony in Pushkar
- All sightseeing as per the itinerary
- Local English-speaking guide for all sightseeing
- Entrance fees to all monuments and cultural events as per the itinerary
- Still & video camera charges at all monuments
- Baggage handling
- Elephant ride to Amber Fort in Jaipur
- Sand dunes visit and camel ride in Jaisalmer
Your tour price does not include:
- Any international or domestic airfare
- Any airport departure taxes
- Any lunches and dinners
- Travel insurance or Mediclaim
- Any alcohol, beverages, laundry, telephone calls, gratuities, or other items of a personal nature
- Any compulsory holiday dinner or celebrations imposed by the hotels
- Any expenses not specifically mentioned as included
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