Rajasthan Desert Tour – 06 Nights/07Days (Tour Code: RJ103)

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Rajasthan Desert Tour – 06 Nights/07Days (Tour Code: RJ103) Day 01 Jaipur On arrival at Jaipur Airport, meet & transfer to hotel. After having lunch in the hotel, we will visit to the fabulous Pink City, the Jaipur - The Johari Bazaar to the Hawa Mahal which is also known Palace of Winds. After that we will visit the different kinds of museums inside the City Palace and the ancient observatory, Jantar Mantar. We will pay a visit to the given Deoji Temple, housing the patron goddess of Jaipur. Evening is free for shopping, etc. Day 02 Shekhawati - Bikaner Early in the morning after having breakfast, continue your visit to Fatehpur and Shekhawati. Here you will see so many wonderful things such as Cenotaphs, Step wells, beautifully painted Havelis and Old Streets. In the afternoon after having lunch, proceed for Bikaner. Enroute visit the Camel-breeding Farm just before Bikaner (open 3 - 5 pm). On arrival at Bikaner, chek in to the hotel & over night stay Day 03 Bikaner - Jaisalmer Continuing the visit of Bikaner, you will see the wonderful Junagarh Fort and Lalgarh Palace in Bikaner. Then will go on for Jaiselmer. We will take lunch on the way (packed lunch from Bikaner advised). Visit Kheechan, with its hords of cranes, on the way. After reaching Jaiselmer before sundown, we will try to catch a glimpse of the setting sun on the Golden Fort. Finally will take overnight stay at hotel in Jaisalmer. Day 04 Jaisalmer Continuing the visit of Jaiselmer, you will go to Jaisalmer Fort and Museum after taking breakfast. Also visit the Jain Temple and take a walk through the back streets to the Patwoh ki and Kothari Haveli. After having lunch, we will proceed to Kulcihera - a deserted surroundings, and then to Sam Sand Dunes. We will enjoy taking a Camel Ride and experiencing the haunting magic of the tale of Dhola Maru. And finally will take over night stay at Jaiselmer. Day 05 Jodhpur After taking early breakfast, leave for Jodhpur which is also known the Sun City, via Pokhran. In the afternoon after having lunch at Pokaran, see deer on the way in the Bishnoi villages, and reach Jodhpur. Visit Mehrangarh Fort which is one of the most awe-stimulating forts in Rajasthan. Overnight stay at Jaiselmer hotel. Day 06 Pushkar – Jaipur Early in the morning after having breakfast, start your visit for Ajmer. Visit Bargah of Sufi Saint Salim Chishti. We will leave for Pushkar. On the way of Pushkar we will take lunch. After reaching, see the Holy Lake and visit the only Temple of Lord Brahma in the world. Pushkar is well-known for rose promotion too! Finally drive to Jaipur and take overnight stay at Jaipur hotel. Day 07 Jaipur On the last day of this tour, visit the wonderful Amber Palace. Visit the biggest Cannon on Wheels in the World, and old cannon foundry at Jaigarh. Also visit to the Kanak Vrindavar Temple in the valley of flowers. In the evening transfer to Jaipur Airport for onward destination Tour Ends .

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