The Heritage Trail of Rajasthan

Welcome to Jaipur! Explore when you get there; Jaipur's royal family is still there. Discover the world's largest stone sundial at Jantar Mantar, an astronomical wonder. Visit the Hawa Mahal next, which is renowned for its exquisite latticework windows. See Lord Krishna at the revered Govind Dev Ji Temple. Later, visit the Johari and Tripolia bazaars, where you may buy Mojaris, Bandhej sarees, and handicrafts. Additionally, before you check into your accommodation, you can try Dahi Vade at LMB.

Start at Nahargarh Fort for sweeping city vistas with the Aravalli Hills in the background. Visit Amer Fort and its Sheesh Mahal next, where an enchanted atmosphere is created by an infinite number of mirrors. After that, go to Jaigarh Fort, which is home to the biggest cannon on wheels in the world. Visit Panna Meena ka Kund later; it's a great location for your Instagram account. Visit Jal Mahal and Birla Mandir to wrap up before being driven back to the hotel. Visit Chokhi Dhani in the evening to savor a Rajasthani meal.

After leaving your accommodation, you will be taken to Udaipur. Stop in Nathdwara en route and explore the Shri Nath Ji temple, which is well-known for its Krishna idol from the 12th century. Get taken to the hotel and check in when you arrive. After that, take a picturesque boat trip in Lake Pichola. Discover the neighborhood cafes at Ambrai Ghat and take in Rajasthani traditional music and dancing at the Bagore ki Haveli. Take some time to relax at Gangaur Ghat.

Visit the, which is renowned for its magnificent Crystal Gallery and amazing collection of sculptures, to start your day. After that, pay a visit to the serene Ubeshwar Ji Temple, which is devoted to Lord Shiva. Admire breath-taking vistas of the verdant Aravalli Hills as you travel to the Rayta Hills. After that, head back to the city to see the Maharana Pratap Smarak, a monument to a legendary warrior. After that, take a leisurely boat ride at Fateh Sagar Lake and indulge in delectable delights at the neighboring Chopati.

After checking out, you will be transported to Jodhpur. See the Ranakpur Temple along the way; it is well-known for its elaborate marble architecture. Proceed to Om Banna Temple, where you can present Bullet Baba with booze in exchange for his blessings. Proceed to Jodhpur and check into your hotel when you get there. Later, take in the expansive vistas of the blue metropolis from Mehrangarh Fort. Take a stroll around Navchowkiya to experience Jodhpur's allure. Enjoy the city's well-known mirchi vada before the day is over.

After leaving your accommodation, you will be transported to one of the biggest private homes, Umaid Bhawan Palace. After that, take a car to Jaisalmer. While traveling, stop by The Date Farm, often called Mini Dubai, which is home to more than 15,000 dates. Check into your accommodation when you get to Jaisalmer and take some time to unwind. Drive to Gadisar Lake, a man-made lake encircled by ghats and temples, in the evening. You can take a boat trip here and take in the Jaisalmer skyline's golden hues. Get a ride to the hotel later.

See the famous Jaisalmer Fort, a thriving "living fort" where people still reside. Visit Patwon Ki Haveli, Nathmal Ki Haveli, and Salim Singh Ki Haveli next; these locations are ideal for taking Instagram-worthy photos. Investigate Khuldhara's ghost town and learn the reason behind the residents' abrupt absence. Get driven to your camp later. Enjoy a warm welcome from Rajasthan when you arrive. Take in Rajasthani folk performances, go on a Jeep safari, and ride a camel.

Get transferred to Jodhpur after leaving your hotel. While traveling, make a visit at the Jaisalmer War Memorial, which honors the Indian soldiers and displays antique military equipment and war trophies. Explore Asia's largest underground library, the magnificent Bhadariya Library, which has over 900,000 books and old manuscripts. Drive to Jodhpur afterwards. After you arrive, you will be driven to the Jodhpur Railway Station or Airport to complete your journey.