ROYAL RAJASTHAN 06 Nights / 07 Days Jaipur-2, Pushkar-1, Udaipur-2, Jodhpur-1

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ROYAL RAJASTHAN 06 Nights / 07 Days Jaipur-2, Pushkar-1, Udaipur-2, Jodhpur-1 Day 01 Airport >> Jaipur 275 Kms On your arrival in Jaipur airport / railway station, you will be picking up & transfer. Upon arrival at Jaipur, check into the hotel. Stay overnight at hotel. Day 02 Jaipur After breakfast visits to Amber Fort, Jaigarh Fort, Nahargarh Fort and City Palace as well as Hawa Mahal. Post lunch; visit Albert Museum and rest of the time shopping in the vibrant markets of Jaipur such as the Johari Bazaar and Bapu Bazaar. In evening you go for dinner at Rajasthani ethnic resort with folk music. Stay overnight at hotel. Day 03 Jaipur >> Pushkar Early morning, check out from the hotel after breakfast and set out for the holy town of Pushkar. Visit the only Brahma temple in India, the Savitri temple and the three sacred lakes of Pushkar, India. Afterwards, check in at a hotel where you would stay overnight. Day 04 Pushkar >> Udaipur After breakfast in the morning, check out from the hotel and drive towards Udaipur, the city of Lakes. Upon arrival, check into the hotel. Thereafter, visit the Lal Ghat area and see the beautiful Lake Pichola. Dinner at the hotel will be accompanied by an Indian classical dance performance. Stay overnight at hotel. Day 05 Udaipur Embark on a full -blown city tour of Udaipur. See the City Palace, with its Saheliyon ki Bari (the Garden of the Maidens) and the Jagdish Temple. Also enjoy a boat ride on Lake Pichola. Afterwards, Rest day is free .Stay overnight. Day 06 Udaipur >> Jodhpur After breakfast, check out from the hotel and drive towards Jodhpur that is situated at a distance of 280 kms. Upon arrival, check into the hotel and refresh yourself. Afterwards, embark on a sightseeing tour to Jodhpur's famous tourist attractions such as the Mehrangarh Fort, Jaswant Thada Memorial, Umaid Bhawan and Sadar Museum. Return to the hotel for overnight stay. Day 07 Jodhpur >> Departure The Tour comes to an end, you would be directly transferred to the airport/ railway station for the journey back home. .

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