Our agent will greet you when you arrive in the capital city and take you to the hotel that you have reserved in advance. After checking into your accommodation, take a shower. Since you won't have much time left, you can either continue exploring the local markets and the neighborhoods surrounding your hotel by yourself, or you can just relax and forget about your fatigue in preparation for an amazing journey. Spend the night in the Delhi hotel.

After enjoying a delicious breakfast this morning, begin your day with a tour of the local neighborhood and some sightseeing. You will see both the Old and New Delhi today. Although these two areas of Delhi are completely different in terms of atmosphere, appearance, and culture, they both have a strong feeling of history. You can explore Old Delhi for yourself; it is a fascinating fusion of historic and antique monuments, winding lanes, and lively marketplaces. You can explore the majestic Red Fort in Old Delhi, which rises tall as a potent reminder of the Mughal dynasty's splendor. Another option is to go to the Raj Ghat, where Mahatma Gandhi was cremated in 1948. You can get away from the bustle of old Delhi here. For a spiritual visit, you can explore India's largest mosque, Jama Masjid, and then proceed directly to Chandni Chowk, a well-known marketplace for electronics, fabrics, spices, and cheap jewelry, among other well-known goods. You may immediately start exploring the wonders of New Delhi after stuffing your stomach with some regional specialties. The President's House, Parliament Street, Humayun's Tomb, the famous India Gate, and the magnificent Qutub Minar are good places to start. Return to your accommodation and get ready for the next leg of the tour. Spend the night in the Delhi hotel.

You might begin your tour by driving to Mandawa, a hidden gem in Rajasthan's Shekhawati district, after breakfast. When you arrive at the hotel, check-in. As you explore the region's mansions or havelis, your day will be filled with visual delights and facts about Rajput history and culture. Numerous intriguing artistic fresco murals adorn the area's havelis, adding to their grandeur. Simply said, Mandawa is a venue for all art enthusiasts. Spend the night at the Mandawa Hotel.

After a filling breakfast, you can drive to Bikaner to continue your journey. When you arrive at the hotel, check in. Bikaner is a blossoming gem of Rajasthan because of the colorful desert, amazing forts, and desert safaris. The city's enormous and magnificent palaces and forts serve as a testament to the majesty of its monarchs. In addition to the historical sites, Bikaner is a one-stop shop for foodies because it offers the most delicious and authentic dishes. After lunch, you can visit the Junagarh Fort to see the opulent way of life and rich legacy of the Rajasthani Maharajahs. The Karni Mata Temple, also called the Rat Temple, is a short drive from here. On the grounds of this shrine, there are thousands of rats that are constantly fed milk and candy. You can also go to the Devi Kund, which exhibits a stunning architectural fusion of Islamic and Rajputana styles. You can also go to the Bhandasar Jain Temple, the Prachina Cultural Centre and Museum, the Deshnok Temple, the Kote Gate, Bikaner's major entrance gate, and other locations. Return to your accommodation and rest so that you can enjoy the Camel festival the next day. Spend the night at the Bikaner Hotel.

After enjoying a hearty meal, you can continue to revel in a unique experience. The Department of Tourism, Art, and Culture hosts the Bikaner Camel Fair annually in January (check with us for the precise dates). The celebration is held in honor of Camel, the desert ship. The celebrations honor the bravery of these creatures that endure harsh weather conditions year-round. This is not merely a trade show. Bikaner has been the sole camel breeding area since the time of Rao Bika Ji, the city's founder. Known as "Ganga Risala," the camel corps has participated in both the Indo-Pak and World Wars. These courageous creatures continue to serve in the Indian army's Border Security Force regiment. If your itinerary allows it, you can take advantage of both days of Bikaner's Camel Festival. At the festival site, visitors may witness the magnificent Junagarh Fort in the background of a colorful parade of exquisitely decorated camels. The camels in this parade display their amazing dancing to the beautiful music on the desert sands while wearing colorful bridles, traditional necklaces, and hefty anklets. A variety of camel races, camel games, and other traditional acts are also available for your enjoyment. Save your evenings so you can enjoy the music and traditional Rajasthani folk dance performances, which will only add to the festival's allure. Witness the festival's conclusion late at night with a breathtaking firework display that lights up Bikaner's skies. Spend the night at the Bikaner Hotel.

It is now time for you to experience some sand dunes after seeing the spectacular Bikaner temple and fort. You can continue your journey by travelling to Jaisalmer this morning after breakfast. After checking into your accommodation upon arrival, you can spend the remainder of the day unwinding and touring the nearby markets. Spend the night at the Jaisalmer Hotel.

On the sixth day of your journey, following a delectable breakfast, you will spend the entire day exploring Jaisalmer. The city of Jaisalmer is located in the middle of the Thar Desert. Every location and monument constructed here is made of yellow sandstone, which displays the exquisite carvings created by talented artisans of a bygone era. You can go to the Jaisalmer Fort, which is the oldest fort still standing and is listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. You can also go to the merchants' homes or the magnificent, regal mansions. These are carved from golden yellow sandstone and lavishly ornamented. You can go to the Patwon-ki-haveli, the Nathmalji-ki-haveli, and the Jain Temples later in the day. A trip to the sand dunes is recommended. Save your evening so you may unwind at the spacious natural paradise that is Gadisar Lake. Spend the night at Jaisalmer.

After breakfast this morning, begin your road trip to Jodhpur, popularly referred to as the Blue City. The second-biggest city in Rajasthan, it has a distinct charm and is situated on the brink of the Thar Desert. One of the most striking forts in the state of Rajasthan is the Mehrangarh Fort, which you should immediately visit and explore after checking in. Another option is to go to the Jaswant Thada, a stunning example of late nineteenth-century architecture. Save your evening so you may see the Mandore Gardens, which are well-known for their beautiful sculptures. Spend the night in the Jodhpur hotel.

After breakfast, begin your drive to Udaipur, Rajasthan's most romantic city. The city is home to numerous well-known, stunning palaces and lakes. After you arrive, finish the check-in process and reserve your evening for a boat trip on Lake Pichola's serene waters—a pleasure for any infatuated romantic. The south bank of the lake features lovely gardens that slope down to the water's edge, while the east bank offers a breathtaking view of the City Palace. Spend the night at the Udaipur hotel.

Wake up this morning to a lovely day full of romance. Prepare to explore Udaipur's sights. The city bears the name of Mewar's monarch, Rana Udai Singh. The glittering City Palace, Saheliyon ki Bari, Monsoon Palace, Meera Kala Mandir, which preserves many Rajasthani traditional dances, Ekhlakji Shiva Temple, Nathdura, and other locations are all worth seeing while in Udaipur. The Lake Palace and the Jag Mandir, which are located on the islands of Lake Pichola, are open for visits in the evening. Spend the night at the Udaipur hotel.

Continue your journey with a road excursion to the historic town of Deogarh after a hearty breakfast. Check into the hotel you have reserved in advance when you arrive. Take it easy today. You can take in the cultural programs in the evening. Spend the night at the Deogarh Hotel.

You will travel directly to Jaipur, India's pink city, on this day. You will arrive at the pink city in the early evening because the travel is lengthy. You can take an evening stroll around the city's vibrant local markets if you're not too weary and want to see a little more of the area. You will be captivated by the abundance of amazing local handicrafts on exhibit in the markets. Spend the night in the Jaipur hotel.

Start your day and tour the city with an early breakfast. Jaipur, widely known as the "Pink City," conjures images of the monarchy. A portion of the city is still used as a royal house, and it boasts numerous well-kept gardens, courtyards, and museums. Before visiting Sukh Niwas, you can see the inlaid panels and mirror ceiling of the Diwan-E-Am, Kali Temple, Jai Mandir, or the Hall of Victory while you're in the city. Following lunch, you can tour the Amer Fort, Jantar Mantar Observatory, and the Maharaja's City Palace. Take a picture at Jal Mahal and Hawa Mahal in the evening. Spend the night in the Jaipur hotel.

Take a drive to Agra today; it's a historically significant place. Along the way, you can stop by the abandoned red sandstone city of Fatehpur Sikri, which was constructed by Akbar, the Mughal emperor. The world's largest gateway, the Bulund Darwaza, is open for you to see later. Visit the Agra Fort and the Taj Mahal, one of the new seven wonders of the world and a UNESCO-approved site, in the afternoon after lunch. In honor of his adored bride, Mumtaz Mahal, Emperor Shah Jahan constructed the Mahal. Spend the night at the Agra Hotel.

You can go to Agra's local marketplaces in the morning and buy some trinkets. In addition, there are some breathtaking gardens and other sights to see. You can go to Delhi later that afternoon. Once you arrive in Delhi, check into your hotel and proceed to explore the renowned Sikh Gurudwara, the Gurudwara Bangla Sahib. Save your evening to take a walk around Connaught Place, which was constructed by the Bruisers and is located in the heart of Delhi. Spend the night in the Delhi hotel.

It's time to say farewell after breakfast. Arrive at Indira Gandhi International Airport in time to board a flight to your next location. We enjoyed having you here, and we hope to see you again soon.