On arrival at Jaipur airport / railway station, you will be received by our representative and transferred to the pre-booked hotel to check in, unwind and relax. Post lunch, proceed on to visit Birla Temple. A modern white-marble shrine dedicated to Lord Vishnu and Goddess Lakshmi, Birla Temple Jaipur is renowned for its intricate carvings and serene ambience. Built in 1988 by the Birla family, it beautifully blends traditional Hindu temple architecture with contemporary craftsmanship.

Hereinafter, enjoy cultural legacy of Rajasthan in Chokhi Dhani. It is an award-winning ethnic village resort showcasing authentic Rajasthani culture, folk dances, camel rides and traditional cuisine. Established in 1989, it offers an immersive cultural experience reflecting rural Rajasthan’s art, music and hospitality traditions. Having dinner in Chokhi Dhani, return to hotel for overnight stay.

After breakfast, proceed on sightseeing tour of Jaipur. In the first half, you will be visiting the monuments in the Amer region. The first historical monument to be visited is Amber Fort, built in 1592 by Raja Man Singh I and a UNESCO-listed Rajput fortress famed for its Sheesh Mahal, grand courtyards and artistic Hindu architecture. Enjoy a ride on a caparisoned elephant from foothill of Amber Fort to main gate at hilltop.

Hereinafter, visit Jagat Shiromani Temple, constructed in the 17th century, is dedicated to Lord Krishna and Meera Bai, featuring exquisite marble carvings and ornate toranas. It is historically significant for housing an idol worshipped by Meera Bai.

The next halt is Panna Meena Ka Kund, a 16th-century symmetrical stepwell near Amber Fort, known for its geometric staircases and rainwater harvesting design. It reflects Rajasthan’s ancient water conservation engineering and architectural precision.

On the way back to the city, have a stop-over at Jal Mahal, the iconic Water Palace of Jaipur, standing gracefully in Man Sagar Lake and dating back to the 18th century. This five-storey Rajput structure appears to float on water and is a prime photography attraction in Jaipur.

Post-lunch, visit the three iconic monuments of the Pink City of Rajasthan - City Palace, Jantar Mantar and Hawa Mahal.

City Palace, established by Maharaja Sawai Jai Singh II in 1727, is a magnificent complex blending Mughal and Rajput architecture. It houses royal courtyards, museums, and the Chandra Mahal, still serving as the Jaipur royal residence.

Jantar Mantar, built in 1734, features the world’s largest stone sundial and 19 astronomical instruments. This UNESCO-listed observatory showcases advanced 18th-century Indian astronomy and scientific innovation.

Hawa Mahal, the iconic Palace of Winds built in 1799, features 953 latticed windows designed for royal women to observe street festivities unseen. Its honeycomb façade makes it Jaipur’s most photographed architectural landmark.

Having visited the historical and architectural gems of Jaipur, explore colourful market of Jaipur. The bazaars like Johari Bazaar and Bapu Bazaar are famous for gemstones, bandhani textiles, lac bangles and handcrafted souvenirs. These traditional markets reflect the Pink City’s thriving artisanal and trading heritage.

Govind Dev Ji Temple, located within the City Palace complex, is one of Rajasthan’s most revered Krishna temples. The evening aarti attracts thousands of devotees daily, creating a spiritually uplifting experience in Jaipur.

Later, attend evening ‘aarti’ in Govind Dev Ji Temple, located within the City Palace complex, is one of Rajasthan’s most revered Krishna temples. The evening aarti attracts thousands of devotees daily, creating a spiritually uplifting experience in Jaipur.

Late in the evening, return to hotel for overnight stay.

After breakfast, depart for Ranthambhore Tiger Reserve, established in 1980, is one of India’s premier tiger reserves under Project Tiger. Spread across 1,334 sq km, it offers high tiger sighting probabilities along with leopards, sloth bears and over 300 bird species. Jeep safaris in Ranthambore operate across 10 designated zones, providing close encounters with Bengal tigers in their natural habitat. It is considered one of the best wildlife photography destinations in India. On arrival, check in at the jungle resort. Spend rest of the day in leisure in the serene environment. Overnight stay in the hotel.

Early in the morning, self-serve tea / coffee in your room and get ready for morning jungle safari in Ranthambore National Park, carefully chosen to introduce the guest to the luxuriant biodiversity in each of the varied safari zones of the park. After finishing morning safari, return to resort to have breakfast and spend the free time in leisure. Relax or enjoy resort activities like swimming pool, indoor / outdoor games etc.

After lunch, proceed on afternoon jeep safari in the national park. Ranthambore is one of the finest tiger reserves of India and considered the best place to spot a tiger in its own natural habitat. The park is also popular with the wildlife photographers. Having explored the jungle, return to resort to enjoy your evening with Rajasthani folk music & dance arranged by resort management. Dinner and overnight stay is scheduled in the wildlife resort.

After breakfast, check out & depart for Bundi, known for its ornate forts, palaces, stepwells and reservoirs. On arrival, check in at the Bundi hotel. After relaxation, visit historical monuments of Bundi that includes visit to Taragarh Fort, Bundi Palace, Nawal Sagar and Rani Ji Ki Baori.

Taragarh Fort, built in 1354, dominates Bundi’s skyline and is among Rajasthan’s oldest hill forts. It offers panoramic views and showcases impressive battlements and reservoirs.

Bundi Palace is celebrated for its exquisite murals and frescoes, particularly in the Chitrashala, depicting scenes from Ragamala and Krishna Leela. It represents classic Rajput architecture and miniature painting traditions.

Nawal Sagar is a 17th-century artificial lake reflecting Bundi Palace and Taragarh Fort. The partially submerged Varuna temple enhances its architectural and spiritual significance.

Dabhai Kund is a stunning 16th-century stepwell known for its deep rectangular structure and intricate carvings. It exemplifies Rajasthan’s historic water storage systems.

Built in 1699 by Rani Nathavati Ji, Rani Ji Ki Baori is Bundi’s largest stepwell featuring ornate pillars and multi-storeyed corridors. It remains a masterpiece of Rajput-era civic architecture.

Having explored Bundi, return back to the hotel for overnight stay.

After early breakfast in the hotel, depart for Udaipur. Enroute explore Chittorgarh Fort and visit various historical monuments within the ramparts of the fort. Chittorgarh Fort, India’s largest fort complex, spans 700 acres and symbolises Rajput valour and sacrifice. A UNESCO-listed site, it witnessed legendary sieges and acts of ‘jauhar’. The prominent attractions within the fort premises are Vijay Stambha, Kirti Stambha, Rana Kumbha Palace and more. Vijay Stambha, built in 1448 and a nine-storey victory tower, features intricate Hindu sculptures and offers panoramic fort views. Kirti Stambha is a 12th-century Jain victory tower dedicated to Adinath, showcasing detailed carvings and early medieval architecture within the fort. Rana Kumbha Palace is the largest palace complex in the fort and associated with Rani Padmini’s legendary jauhar. Its ruins narrate tales of Mewar’s royal past.

Having visited Chittorgarh, continue your drive to Udaipur. On arrival, check in at the hotel to spend evening leisure and have overnight stay.

After breakfast, proceed on a full day sightseeing tour of Udaipur. The first attraction to be visited is Jagdish Temple, built in 1651 and dedicated to Lord Vishnu. Its ornate carvings and towering shikhara dominate Udaipur’s old city skyline.

The next halt is the City Palace of Udaipur. City Palace, overlooking Lake Pichola, is Rajasthan’s largest palace complex. Built over 400 years, it represents Rajasthani architecture with balconies, courtyards and museums.

Saheliyon Ki Bari, another attraction to be explored, is an 18th-century royal garden featuring marble pavilions, lotus pools and ornamental fountains. It was designed for the leisure of royal ladies.

Hereinafter, enjoy a boat ride in Lake Pichola, created in 1362. It is Udaipur’s most scenic lake offering boat rides with close views of Jag Niwas (Lake Palace) and Jag Mandir. It defines Udaipur’s identity as the “City of Lakes.” The boat will take you closure to Jag Niwas (Lake Palace), built in 1746, is a white marble palace turned luxury heritage hotel situated in Lake Pichola. It is globally recognised as one of India’s most romantic landmarks. Observe Jag Niwas from close quarter and enjoy beautiful city-view.

Late afternoon, you will be taken to visit Monsoon Palace (Sajjangarh Palace), perched on a hilltop. This palace offers panoramic sunset views over Udaipur’s lakes and countryside. Built in 1884, it served as a monsoon retreat and astronomical centre.

Early evening, you can visit Bagore ki Haveli, an 18th-century mansion on Lake Pichola’s waterfront, housing a museum that displays royal artefacts. Its evening cultural performances showcase traditional Rajasthani dance and music.

During the course of visiting historical monuments, explore the local market. Shopping in Udaipur is a sheer pleasure. Later, return to hotel to spend rest of the day in leisure and have overnight therein.

After breakfast, you will in-time be transferred to Udaipur airport / railway station to board flight / train for your onward destination….