Holi festival with Rajasthan

Step into the arms of India’s capital

Like most Rajasthan tour packages, this colorful tour starts in Delhi.

On this day, you immerse yourself in India’s most diverse city. A city that has many faces—traditional and modern—a city that has history stamped on every corner, a city that exhibits India’s true spirit

Take a walk through the lanes of Chandni Chowk or step into the glittering malls of New Delhi; start the tour as per your taste and pace.

Explore New Delhi’s architectural gems

New Delhi is a city whose foundation dates back to the era of the British Empire. It houses some of India’s symbolic structures. Be it the Qutub Minar, the India Gate, the Parliament building, or Humayun’s Tomb, you’ll be visiting these constructions that hold a significant place in India’s architectural heritage.

The day’s guided tour ends with a visit to the magnificent Akshardham temple, a place of worship for the Hindus.

Experience Delhi- Up Close and Personal

Most Rajasthan tour packages exclude Old Delhi, but not this one.

One can experience the true flavor of the city only when he or she visits old Delhi. Famous for Mughal constructions and its delicious street food, old Delhi has plenty to offer.

After a food walk and lunch at Masterji Kee Haveli, see the Red Fort, a building that is the country’s pride, and Raj Ghat, where Mahatma Gandhi rests.

Taste Udaipur

From Delhi, you will fly to Udaipur, a city known for its numerous palaces, havelis, and lakes. It is a city that is filled to the brim with romance. The boat rides will give you a mesmerizing view of the city.

In Udaipur, to make your experience a genuine one, you will participate in culinary sessions with Dakshu and his wife, your hosts. The session won’t remain confined to the kitchen. You will go to the market in their jeep, shop for vegetables, and come back for your dinner. Mouth-watering, isn’t it?

Dive into the City of Lakes

Udaipur is littered with magnificent palaces, sprawling gardens, picturesque lakes, and historic havelis. Any trip to Udaipur is incomplete without visiting these Rajputana gems. Bangor ki Haveli, City Palace, Saheliyon ki Bari, and Jagadish Temple all lie in wait for your visit.

In the evening, while cruising on Lake Pichola towards Jag Mandir Palace, an island palace, in a motor launch, you will see Udaipur in its full splendor.

A Royal experience in Jodhpur

From Udaipur, after visiting the Ranakpur temple, an important Jain pilgrimage, you will arrive at Jodhpur, the gateway to the Thar desert.

A mandatory fixture in most Rajasthan tour packages, Jodhpur is the city of the Rajputs. Visit the Chittar Palace, an architectural masterpiece and a treasure trove of old tales. The museum inside the palace is a deep dive into royal history.</p

View Jodhpur in its full splendor

Be it the towering Mehrangarh Fort or the magnificent Jaswant Thada, Jodhpur is home to wonderful constructions that will inspire awe in you and sometimes take your breath away.

With the chance to experience India’s countryside, adulterated and pure, while driving through less-treaded roads, camel tracks, and dried-up rivers, it is truly an experience of a lifetime that will remain etched in your mind for a long time.

Holika Dahan and much more at Jaipur

As you drive into Jaipur, you will feel the history that envelopes this ancient Indian city with every turn that you take.

Popularly called the ‘Pink City’ for the color of its buildings and houses, Jaipur is home to many important and awe-inspiring buildings. You will be visiting the Birla Temple, the Vidhan Sabha, the Guru Govind Ji temple, and some massive forts.

The highlight of the day comes last, in the evening, when you will experience the burning of an effigy of Holika, a demon. Accompanied by the beating of drums and widely attended, it is truly a spectacle to behold. Later, you will be dining with an Indian family.

Holi-the festival of colors

In Jaipur, as in the rest of India, Holi is an elaborate affair. Get ready to experience this colorful festival first-hand. Complete with traditional drinks like Thandai and platter of traditional delicacies, Holi in Jaipur is a spectacle like no other.

Unlike other Rajasthan tour packages, this one does not let the Holi colors fade away quickly. To make your Holi more memorable, a tea party is arranged in the evening at Nahargarh Fort, which offers a magnificent view of the sun setting behind the Aravalli Range.

Jaipur sightseeing

You will see some of the most symbolic places of India like the Amber Fort, the Jantar Mantar, the Hawa Mahal, and the Birla Temple.

Visit Fatehpur Sikri and Abhaneri stepwells en route to Agra

On the way to the last city of the Golden Triangle of Rajasthan tour packages, you will visit Fatehpur Sikri, a fortified city built in the Mughal period. It served as the capital during the reign of Emperor Akbar and is an Indo-Islamic architectural gem.

You will also visit the Abhaneri step wells, a unique, ancient invention to harvest rainwater.

Visit the Taj Mahal

You will start the day by visiting the Agra fort, whose beauty is often overshadowed by the pomp and show of the Taj Mahal. But it is also breathtakingly beautiful.

After that, it will be time for the much-awaited visit to the queen of all Mahals in India, one of the Seven wonders of the world, the Taj Mahal. The day gets even better when you will watch the screening of Mughal shows in the famous Kalakriti Cultural and Convention Centre.

Back to Delhi

It will be time to return to the city where this beautiful journey started. After returning, you might want to go out and get yourself a few souvenirs that will help you re-iterate the wonderful memories of this trip.

Departure

This day marks the end of the trip, during which you will have experienced India’s rich cultural heritage and tradition.

After breakfast at the hotel, you will be transported to the airport as per your flight timings. You will be taking back a heartful of colorful memories that will keep pestering you to come back for.