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Arrive Delhi airport our representative will meet you and take you to your pre book Hotel. Day is free to relax after a long flight. Overnight stay at Delhi.
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After breakfast, we will drive towards Mandawa which is located in the shekawati region of north - west Rajasthan. On arrival check in hotel for overnight.
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After breakfast full Day tour of mukandgarh, nawalgarh fort, dundlod havelies (houses of rich business community) known as marwaris, famous for paintings & frescos. Overnight at the hotel.
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Today after breakfast drive to Khimsar (on the Bikaner Jodhpur highway)one of the most intresting sites you can ever visit in Rajasthan. On arrival check - in to the hotel take rest. Afternoon enjoy jeep safari to Panchla Dunes. Overnight at Khimsar. The quaint little village of Khimsar was once a small kingdom established by a scion of the house of Jodhpur. It is situated around 92 km away from Jodhpur (on the Jodhpur - Bikaner highway) and is one of the most interesting sites you can ever visit in Rajasthan. The Khimsar village is also an excellent starting point for anyone interested in exploring the Nagaur region. Khimsar has always been a bone of contention between the royals of Jodhpur and the Thakurs of Khimsar. According to the Thakurs, Khimsar was always an independent entity. However, the Jodhpur royals beg to differ on the issue. Meanwhile, the most important attraction of Khimsar is its grand fort that still houses the 18th, 19th and 20th generations of the Khimsar Thakurs. Khimsar Fort: The Khimsar Fort is perched on the edge of the vast Thar Desert of Rajasthan and is the most important attraction of this rustic hamlet. It was constructed around the beginning of the 16th century. At that point of time, it was basically a military structure, full of turrets, fort walls and stables. A Zenana or ladies residence was constructed in the mid - 18th century after which the royal family moved to the fort. The fort was subsequently converted into a hotel that is often rated as one of the best heritage hotels in India. Sacchiyamata Temple: The Sacchiyamata Temple is located in Osian, a small hamlet located around 27 km away from Khimsar. The temple is in a dilapidated state but nevertheless is one of the most important attractions of Osian. Cattle Fair: The cattle fair takes place in Nagaur, some 43 km away from Khimsar. Visited by thousands of locals and tourists, the Nagaur cattle fair is also known for its camel races and sporting events. The nearest airport from Khimsar is located in Jodhpur, some 92 kms away. The nearest railway station is also located in Jodhpur. Meanwhile, regular buses connect Khimsar with other centers in the region.
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Drive to Rohet Garh visiting enroute visit Maharangarh Fort situated on125m high hill most formidable fort of Rajasthan. Visit Jaswant Thada, a white marble memorial of Maharaja Jaswant Singh II about 1 km from the fort. It was built in 1899 followed by the royal crematorium and three other cenotaphs nearby. Back to hotel take some rest later you visit Clock Tower a landmark of old city surrounded by the market. Where you can see spicy, tea market and foot path market. Stay overnight stay at hotel in Rohetgarh. Check - in at the hotel.
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Today after breakfast enjoy the village tour visit Bishnoi Tribe & witness Opium ceremony. Afternoon at lesiure. Overnight at Rohet Garh.
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Today after breakfast drive to Jaipir on the way visit Pushkar is bewitching but little tourist town like a beautiful mirage on the edge of desert with temples, bathing ghats and onion domes around its holy lake. Which is said to have appeared when Lord Bharma dropped a Lotus flower? It is an important pilgrimage centre and you will see plenty of sadhus. Pushker is best to known for its camel fair. Pushker is holy place, alcohol, meet and eggs are banned. Pushker is 15km from Ajmer. Later drive to jaipur Overnight stay hotel at Jaipur.
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After breakfast proceed for excursion to stunning hill Amber fort in the outskirt of jaipur. You can climb up to the fort on riding an Elephant back like a royal family ascent to the Amber fort - is the romantic Rajasthan fort palace. The construction was started by Maharaja Man Singh I in 1592 AD. The Rajput commander of Akbar. Enjoy visit to breathtaking palaces, complexes, halls, pavilions and Gardens at Amber fort. later visit water palace, City palace museum, observatory built between 1727 - 34 AD is a noteworthy collection of traditional astronomical instruments, Hawa mahal or the Palace of winds built in 1799 AD built for enable royal household ladies to watch the life and street procession of the city with its 953 small niche windows, Albert hall and Birla temple and day free at leisure / shopping. Overnight at the hotel Jaipur.
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After breakfast drive to Agra .On arrival Agra check in your pre booked hotel. Take some rest later enjoy Agra city tour visit world famous "Taj Mahal" the monument of love immortalized in marble. It was built by Emperor Shah Jahan in the memory of his Queen Mumtaj Mahal who died in childbirth in 1631. Agra Fort dominated by red sandstone construction in 1565 though additions were made up until the rule of his grandson, Shah Jahan & houses the beautiful Pearl Mosque and other noteworthy structures. The fort was built for army structure but during Shah Jahan reign it was up graded to a place and finally became a prison for Shah Jahan after Aurangzeb seized power in 1568. Rest of the day free for shopping or for own activities. Overnight stay at hotel. (Taj Mahal is closed on Fridays).
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Today after breakfast drive to delhi, on arrival check in at hotel. then city tour of new delhi & old delhi covering birla temple, india gate, pm house, humayuns tomb, red fort, qutab minar, gandhi memorial, jama masjid. Overnight at the hotel.
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Today day free at leisure and intime to your flight transfer to airport for your onward journey.
Tour end with sweet memories.
*India Car Rental wishes you a happy & comfortable journey.*
Mr Gurbaksh Singh,
