Comfort Trip to Rajasthan
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Trip Overview
Delhi - Agra - Jaipur - Deogarh - Udaipur - Jodhpur - Pushkar – Delhi
There is no risk involved in this trip to India! A trip for guests who want to get a first impression of India, who want to see the absolute highlights of the country, but also for those who are not sure whether they will enjoy traveling in this enormous country characterized by so much ambivalence. A trip with a relatively high level of comfort: with eleven nights in the country, multiple overnight stays in three places, a comfortable vehicle, and no domestic flights—which often disrupt the flow of the trip. If you are enthusiastic about colorful festivals, choose the March date and experience the legendary Holi festival up close. On our October/November date, we will be there for the Diwali festival of lights. A unique atmosphere awaits us.
A comprehensive trip that includes the Golden Triangle with its highlights as well as the colorful cities of Rajasthan, as well as the vastness of the Thar Desert. Here, exoticism, variety of shapes, and harmonious architecture blend into an inspiring landscape. India seems like a great adventure—especially before a first trip—and yet visitors almost without exception return enthusiastic, even fascinated, and quite a few soon dream of their next trip to India (the Delighted Journey's team is happy to help with this). Many experience a new philosophy of life in India and return more sensitive, more modest, and more aware of happiness. We approach the people, who often make us rethink our own values, with openness and tolerance.
Trip Highlights
- We take just under 14 days to see the best that India has to offer, ideal for explorers with a limited time budget
- We stay in high-quality 5-star accommodation
- We concentrate on the Golden Triangle, the colorful cities of Rajasthan and the vastness of the Thar Desert
- On the way we enjoy fantastic landscape and city panoramas
- On our March date we experience the colorful Holi festival in Jaipur (slightly changed tour route)
- On our November date we are enchanted by the Diwali festival of lights in Jaipur
- Our ideal introductory tour to get to know the most important sightseeing highlights of India in comfort - a tour that will certainly make you want to see more of India makes
Itinerary
Upon arrival at New Delhi International airport meet & greet by our representative and transfer to hotel. After breakfast visit Old Delhi. In Old Delhi, we visit the Red Fort (from the outside), the Friday Mosque Jama Masjid and the bazaar in Chandi Chowk in the heart of the old town.
Meals: Breakfast & dinner included.
In the morning, another sightseeing tour of Delhi—this time New Delhi with the India Gate and the government buildings. We also visit the tomb of the Mughul emperor Humayun and Qutab Minar, the largest stone tower in India. Around midday, we continue our journey to Agra (230 km, approx. 4-5 hours).
Meals: Breakfast, dinner included
Early in the morning we visit one of the highlights of our trip—the Taj Mahal, built by Shah Jahan for his beloved wife Mumtaz in unparalleled beauty from white marble. Later we visit the Red Fort on the banks of the Yamuna River, the work of four generations of the Mughal dynasty, whose splendor and magnificence the fort reflects. At lunchtime we fortify ourselves with an Indian chai in the SHEROES HANGOUT CAFE. The cafe was founded by women who were victims of acid attacks. The afternoon is free for us to explore on our own. Taj Mahal is closed every Friday.
Meals: Breakfast, & dinner included
After breakfast, drive to Jaipur and, en route, explore Fatehpur Sikri to visit the Mughal capital built by Akbar the Great with its well-preserved ruins. From there we continue to Jaipur, the capital of the Indian state of Rajasthan. Here we visit the Maharaja's city palace and the observatory. (230 km, approx. 5-6 hours). On our March date (date 14 March 2025), we experience the Holi festival of colors today.
Meals: breakfast & dinner included
In the morning, we take a trip to nearby Amber. Here we drive up to the fortress with its fairytale palace complex in a jeep. On our way back to Jaipur, we stop for a photo stop at the Palace of the Winds. Back in the city, we stroll through the bustling bazaar streets in the old town. On our date, 14 March 2025, we experience the Diwali festival of lights today.
Meals: breakfast & dinner included
After breakfast, drive to Deogarh (275 km, approx. 5 hours). In the afternoon, a Jeep safari to the Rabari villages and a walk await us here.
Meals: Breakfast & dinner included
A short drive takes us to the train station in Phulad; here we board the train to Khambli Ghat and cross a beautiful landscape. From Khambli Ghat, we first go to Nagda with its beautiful Saas Bahu temple. We then continue to Udaipur (125 km, approx. 3 hours).
Meals: Breakfast & dinner included
Udaipur is considered the fairytale essence of Rajasthan. Idyllically situated with a traditional townscape and a huge palace on the banks of Lake Pichola. On a city tour, we visit the City Palace (the largest palace complex in Rajasthan), the Jagdish Temple dedicated to the god Vishnu and the beautiful gardens of Sahelion Ki Baari. In the afternoon, we take a boat trip on the picturesque Lake Pichola.
Meals: Breakfast, dinner included
Breakfast at hotel, later drive to Jodhpur. On our way to Jodhpur, we visit the beautiful Jain temples in Ranakpur, with the special highlight being the Adinath Temple. Once in Jodhpur, we visit the Maharaja's tomb, Jawant Thada, and the Mehrangarh Fort, located on a hill 130 m high in the middle of the city.
Meals: Breakfast & dinner included
We set off for Pushkar (200 km, approx. 5 hours). The holy pilgrimage city of the Hindus is known for the huge camel market that takes place every autumn, the so-called "Pushkar Fair." In the afternoon we visit the Brahma Temple and walk around the Pushkar Lake, around which numerous bathing ghats and temples are grouped.
Meals: Breakfast & dinner included
In the morning, we drive to Ajmer with a short visit to the Jain temple & Adai Din Ka Jopra. From Ajmer, we travel back to Delhi on the Shatabdi Express (ETD 15H55 & ETA 22H30). A train journey in India is always a special experience and offers a great opportunity to talk to locals. A light dinner is served on the train. On arrival at Delhi, meet to our representative and transfer to hotel city center.
Meals: Breakfast & dinner included
Morning free at hotel, enjoy the facility of your hotel. Check in around 12 pm and visit New Delhi as Lodhi Garden, Delhi Haat, and Connaught Place. After a farewell dinner, one of our staff will drop you off at New Delhi International Airport for onward flight. End our services.
Trip Cost Includes
- Transportation (Ac Vehicle as per group size)
- Traditional welcome on arrival at New Delhi International Airport
- English Speaking Assistance 24 x 7
- All in-out transfer, sector drive & City sightseeing as per above program
- All toll tax parking fuel and driver’s allowance
- All activities mentioned in the above program
- Meal as per mentioned above
- Mineral water bottle (1lt) per day per pax.
- One time monument entrance
- English speaking tour guide at Delhi, Agra, Fatehpur Sikri, Jaipur, Jodhpur, Udaipur, Pushkar & Ajmer.
- Train fare Ajmer – Delhi Ac Chair Car
- Joy ride Phuland to Khambli Ghat
- Village walking near Deogarh & Jodhpur
- Cooking classes with dinner Jaipur or Deogarh.
Trip Cost Excludes
- Any personal expenses
- Any meal apart mentioned above
- Tip, gratitude, laundry, table drinks etc
- Any emergency services, visa fee
- Any International flight fare
- Anything else that is not mentioned in the “price includes” section.
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