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Farbenfrohes Rajasthan Gruppenreise , Indien ...bridging cultures since 1999 Reisemo dul: Farbenfrohes Rajasthan Gruppenreise , Indien Einführung Entdecken Sie die prächtigen Schätze vergangener Tage im exotischen Rajasthan, dem „ Land der Königssöhne“ , und erkunden Sie mit uns diese faszinierend e Region im Nordwesten Indiens. Im Osten und Südosten des Bundesstaats liegen fruchtbare Ebenen , in denen die Bevölkerung traditionell Landwirtschaft betreibt und Getreide, Hülsenfrüchte und Baumwolle anbaut. Der Nordwesten aber wird dominiert durch die Wüste Thar, in der Viehzüchter ihre Herden von Oase zu Oase treiben und Schafe, Ziegen und Kamele züchten. Viele der Städte die rund um die Oasen entstanden sind, präsentieren sich Heranreisenden zunächst mit dem Anblick der sandfarbene Front einer gewaltigen Festung, bevor man sich an reich verzierten Havelis ( den palastähnlichen Wohnhäusern früher orientalischer Kaufleute ) vorbei seinen Weg in den Stadtkern mit pulsierendem Marktplatz und prächtigem Maharadschapa last wie aus Tausendundeiner Nacht gebahnt hat. Erleben Sie mit uns eine außergewöhnlich farbenfrohe Reise zu Orten wie Jaisalmer, ` die goldene Stadt´, Jodhpur, `die blaue Stadt´, oder Jaipur, die `Pink City´. Die romantische At mosphäre Udaipurs, des „Vene dig des Ostens“ verführt Sie auf dieser Reise ebenso wie der Zauber des Taj Mahal, dem weltberühmten Monument unsterb licher Liebe. Sie entdecken die Kultur und die Geschichte dieses außer - gewöhnlichen Teils von Indien , genießen wundervolle Natur mit exotis cher Flora und Fauna und erleben Land und Leute hautnah. Highlights Metropole Delhi antike Städte entlang alter Karawanenrouten architektonische Zeitzeugnisse der reichen Handelskultur uralte Sandstein - Forts und prächtige Tempel d as siebte Weltwunder, das Taj Mahal bei Agra 1 Terralaya Travels • PO Box 20 • Head Post Office • 737101 Gangtok • Sikkim • India [email protected] www.terralaya.com [email protected] www.sikkim.ch M: India: +91 94343 82036, 98320 79320, 97330 06595 www.yetilaya.com O: India: +91 (0)3592 252516 www.himalayanhomestay.com M: Switzerland: +41 79 937 33 20 SKYPE: helen.kampf ...bridging cultures since 1999 Reiseroute 1. Tag: Ankunft am Flughafen in Delhi und Transfer zum Hotel. Übernachtung im Hotel. 2. Tag: Delhi – Shekhawati (ca. 290 km) Begrüßung durch ihren Reiseleiter und Fahrt in die Wüstenregionen des nördlichen Rajasthan , nach Shekhawati . In den ungepflasterten Gassen der alten Kaufmannsstadt erzählen die prachtvollen Havelis vom einstigen Reichtum. Übernachtung im Hotel. 3. Tag: Besichtigungen in Shekhawati mit interessanten Einblicken in den Alltag, die Mythologie und die Religion der frühen Bewohner. Abends besteht die Möglichkeit, an einem Kochkurs teilzunehmen und die vielfältige Welt der indischen Gewürze kennen zu lernen . Üb ernachtung im Hotel . 4. Tag: Shekhawati – Bikaner (ca. 200 km) Eine uralte Karawanenroute, die sich einst durch ganz Zentralasien zog, führt uns heute nach Bikaner. Das imposante Junaghar Fort zeugt vom Reichtum des damals wichtigen Handelszentrums, über Jahrhunderte wurde es von den Generationen erweitert und beeindruckt heute mit mehr als 30 prächtigen, unterschiedlich ausgestatteten Palästen, Tempeln und Pavillons. Ein Tuk - Tuk bringt Sie schließlich zum wunderbar duftende n Obst - und Gemüsemarkt in die Altstadt, von dort aus geht es ins Hotel. Übernachtung im Hotel . 5. Tag: Bikaner – Jaisalmer (ca. 330 km) Die „Goldene Stadt“ erhielt ihren Namen vor allem von der Färbung des hier zum Hausbau ver wendeten, goldgelben Sandsteins. Unterwegs Besichtigung des Ram Deora Tempels, der Abend steht zur freien Verfügung. Übernachtung im Hotel. 6. Tag: Nach einem ausgiebigen Frühstück besichtigen wir das Fort von Jaisalmer, spazieren durch die engen Gassen de r A ltstadt und bestaunen die fein gearbeiteten Steinschnitzereien in den Außenwänden der Häuser und Tempel. Von der alten Stadtmauer aus ist der Blick über die Ebene einfach atemberaubend. Nachmittags ist ein Ausflug in die Sanddünen von Sam möglich, um an einer Kamelsafari teilzunehmen. Übernachtung im Hotel . 7. Tag: Jaisalmer – Jodhpur (ca. 290 km) Unsere heutige Weiterfahrt durch die exotische Wüstenlandschaft führt in die „blaue Stadt“ Jodhpur, über deren Dächern das mächtige Mehrangarh - Fort auf einem 130 m hohen Hügel thront. Die imposanten Tore des Serpentinenwegs hinau f zur Festung machten es Angreifern früher nahezu unmöglich, diese zu erobern. Nach der Besichtigung des prachtvollen Forts besuchen wir auf dem Rückweg das Grabmal des Maharadschas Jas want Thada, das aus weißem Marmor erbaut ist. Nach einem Besuch auf dem geschäftigen Markt rund um den 1912 erbauten „Uhrturm“ können Sie die Gelegenheit ergreifen, im besten Samosa - Laden der Stadt vorzüglich gefüllte Teigtaschen zu Kosten. Übe rnachtung im Hotel . 8. Tag: Jodhpur – Ranakpur – Udaipur (ca. 290 km) Ein Stopp auf der Weiterfahrt ermöglicht heute die Besichtigung des prächtigen Adinath - Tempels, dessen 1444 reich verzierten und jeweils vollkommen individuell gestalteten Säulen von der Inbrunst d er Anhänger der Religion des Jainismus zeugen und diesen Tempel zur wohl schönsten heiligen Stätte der Glaubensrichtung machen. Nach der Fahrt durch die Hügel des Aravali - Gebirges beziehen Sie ihr Hotel in Udaipur. Übernachtung im Hotel . 9. Tag: Den heutig en Tag verbringen wir mit Besichtigungen in Udaipur, einer Stadt die Rajasthan auf besondere Weise repräsentiert. Zum traditionellen Stadtbild gehört die Altstadt mit ihren schmalen Gassen und den quirligen Basaren, religiöse Stätten wie der dem Gott Vishn u geweihte Jagdish - Tempel und malerische Gartenanlagen wie Sahellon Ki Bari. Der Stadtpalast, die größte Palastanlage Rajasthans, steht ebenfalls auf unserem Besichtigung - Plan. Eine Bootsfahrt auf dem Pichola - See ermöglicht den Blick auf die Paläste Jag N iwas und Jag Mandir, die auf Inseln im See errichtet wurden, und rundet unseren Tag ab. Übernachtung im Hotel. 10. Tag: Udaipur – Jaipur (ca. 400 km) Heute reisen wir weiter in die Hauptstadt Rajasthans, Jaipur. Die „Stadt der Könige“ wurde nach ihrer Gründung 1728 fast vollständig mit einem rosafarbenen Anstrich versehen, der sich bis heute an vielen Stellen hält und der Stadt den Beinamen „ P ink City“ verliehen hat. Nutzen Sie die Gelegenheit, die belebten Märkte bei einer Riks c ha - Tour zu besichtigen. Übernachtung im Hotel. 11. Tag: Der heutige Tag startet nach dem Frühstück mit der Besichtigung des Amber - Forts, einem der schönsten Paläste Rajasthans. Genießen Sie den atemberaubenden Ausblick über die umgebende Hügellandschaft. Auf dem Rückweg stoppen w ir zunächst am Wasserpalast Jalmahal und besichtigen dann Jantar Mantar, das größte, steinerne 2 Terralaya Travels • PO Box 20 • Head Post Office • 737101 Gangtok • Sikkim • India [email protected] www.terralaya.com [email protected] www.sikkim.ch M: India: +91 94343 82036, 98320 79320, 97330 06595 www.yetilaya.com O: India: +91 (0)3592 252516 www.himalayanhomestay.com M: Switzerland: +41 79 937 33 20 SKYPE: helen.kampf ...bridging cultures since 1999 Observatorium der Erde. Ein letzter Stopp auf unserer Rückfahrt nach Jaipur ermöglicht uns den Blick auf die berühmte Fassade des „Palast der Winde“, dessen un zählige Fenster und Erker es den Hofdamen ermöglichte n , unerkannt das Treiben auf den Straßen zu beobachten. Nach einem weiteren Bummel über die Märkte ist abschließend ein Abend im Palastkino Raj Mandir möglich, der Sie in die bunte Welt von Bollywood ent führt. Übernachtung im Hotel. 12. Tag: Jaipur – Abhaneri – Bharatpur – Agra (ca. 290 km) Heute machen wir uns nach dem Frühstück auf den Weg nach Bharatpur und besuchen unterwegs den beschaulichen Ort Abhaneri , in dem die Zeit stehen geblieben zu sein scheint . Hinter unscheinbaren Mauern verbirgt sich dort der Stufenbrunnen Chand Baori, ein effizientes Wasserreservoir und architektonisches Meisterwerk aus dem achten Jahrhundert. In Bharatpur schließlich ergibt sich die Möglichkeit einer Fahrradtour durc h den Keola - Deo - Nationalpark, UNESCO - Welterbe und ehemaliges Jagdgebiet der Maharadschas. Über 350 verschiedene Vogelarten können hier beobachtet werden, aber auch Hirsche, Antilopen, Rhesusaffen, Eidechsen, Schlangen und exotische Fische. Abends folgt die Weiterfahrt nach Agra, der einstigen Hauptstadt des Mo g ulreichs. Übernachtung im Hotel. 13. Tag: Unsere Reise krönt heute der Besuch des Taj Mahal, dem Monument unsterblicher Liebe und architektonischer Perfektion, dessen Schönheit in rund 22 Jahren von geschätzt 20.000 Arbeitern und den größten Künstlern ihrer Zeit erschaffen wurde und die dem Grabmal zunächst den Titel des UNESCO - Welterbes und schließlich den Einzug in die Liste der sieben Weltwunder einbrachte . Zu Mittag sind Sie heute Gast bei einer indischen Familie und haben die Möglichkeit , mehr über den indischen Alltag zu erfahren und ihren Gastgebern beim Kochen über die Schulter zu schauen. Im Anschluss besichtigen Sie das rote Fort von Agra, eine beeindruckende Palastanlage aus der Zeit der Mo guln. Bei Sonnenuntergang besteht die Möglichkeit, an einer Yogastunde teilzunehmen und Körper und Geist zu entspannen. Übernachtung im Hotel . 14. Tag: A gra – Delhi ( ca. 240 km) Am heutigen Morgen kehren Sie in die Bundeshauptstadt Delhi zurück und haben erneut die Gelegenheit, diese Metropole und einmalige Verbindung von Alt und Neu zu erkunden. Eine Fahrt mit der U - Bahn lässt Sie authentischen, indischen Alltag erleben. Eine Stadtrundfahrt durch Old Delhi schließt sich an, sowie die Besichtigung der größ ten Moschee Indiens, der Jama Masjid. Wir machen einen Spaziergang
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