11-Day Magical Rajasthan

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This morning you will embark on a half-day tour of Old Delhi. Driving past the famous Red Fort you will visit Jama Masjid, the oldest mosque in India. You will then go on to Raj Ghat, a monument dedicated to the late Mahatama Gandhi. In the afternoon, you will make the four-hour journey to Agra. Once you have checked in at your hotel, you will have a free evening to relax.

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You will have an early start today as you wake up in time to watch the sunrise over the spectacular Taj Mahal. Constructed over 22 years, the building is a true labour of love dedicated to the beloved wife of Mughul emperor Shah Jahan. Return to the hotel for breakfast and continue to visit Agra Fort, another highlight of the city. After, you will drive to Jaipur, stopping on the way to visit the Abhaneri step well.

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Today you will embark on a full-day park of the capital of Rajasthan, also known as the pink city. One of the states most colourful and flamboyant cities, there is plenty to explore here. You will visit the impressive Amber Fort that overlooks the city, the City Palace located in the heart of Jaipur, and one of the most distinct landmarks: the Hawa Mahal. In the evening you will also have some free time to stroll around the jewel-studded streets of the bazaars (local markets).

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After breakfast this morning you will leave Jaipur behind and depart for Pushkar. The journey will take around three hours. Pushkar is a prominent pilgrimage town with plenty to explore. Once you have checked into your hotel, you will go on a walking tour around the Pushkar market and continue to visit the Brahmaji Temple, dedicated to the lord of creation, Brahma. You will end the tour by visiting the holy Pushkar Lake, a sacred lake for Hindus that attracts many pilgrims and tourists.

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This morning your private driver will collect you at your hotel in Pushkar and transfer you to Jodhpur, otherwise known as the blue city. The car ride will take around five hours. After checking in to your hotel, you will have the rest of the afternoon free to explore this uniquely blue city, a colour which derives from the Brahmin’s, priests of the Indian caste system that once lived here and painted their houses blue.

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Enjoy breakfast this morning at your hotel and prepare for a full day of exploring Jodhpur, famous for its indigo rooftops and charming narrow streets. Your city tour of Jodhpur will include a visit to the towering Mehrangarh Fort that overlooks the city and the Jaswant Thada, a stunning white marbled memorial to the 33rd ruler of Jodphur.

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After a leisurely breakfast, you will join your private driver to make the journey to Udaipur, which takes around six hours. On the way, you will stop to visit Ranakpur Jain Temple, one of the five most important pilgrimage sites of Jainism. Located in a remote valley in the Aravali mountain range, this beautiful temple complex is an absolute must if you're visiting the region. Once you arrive in Udaipur you'll have some free time in the evening to relax after your journey.

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Spend the whole day in Udaipur visiting the city's most interesting attractions. You will start with a visit to the famous City Palace, a great example of Udaipur's royal heritage. Inside the City Palace, you'll see the Jagdish Temple, a popular Hindu temple that dates back to 1651. You will also get to drive around Fatehsagar Lake. In the late afternoon, you will enjoy a gorgeous boat ride on one of Udaipur's most famous lakes: Lake Pichola.

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Today is a travel day, and your last full day in India. A private driver will transfer you to the airport in Udaipur to catch a short flight to Delhi. The journey will take around 1.5 hours. Once you arrive at Delhi airport, a driver will be waiting for you to take you to your hotel in the city centre, where you will spend the night. In the afternoon, go on one last sightseeing tour of Delhi where you will visit Qutab Minar, India Gate and drive past the Parliament House.