Greetings from the lovely mayhem of Delhi! As soon as you touch down in India's second-most populated city and capital, dive into the action. Delhi, one of the world's oldest cities, is significant for several reasons, including its cultural diversity, its former role as the capital of several empires, and its impressive structures.

After you've landed, a driver will wait to take you to your hotel in a private vehicle. Go sightseeing in Delhi when you've refreshed. Kick things off with a drive-by Rashtrapati Bhavan, is  the official residence of the President of India. Then, stop at India Gate, a memorial to the 82,000 Indian troops who lost their lives between 1914 and 21 in World War I.The hotel in Delhi will be our home for the night.

Before you begin your day of touring in Delhi, have breakfast. This day's schedule takes every facet of Delhi, the old Mughal capital, with equal parts historical sites and modern experiences. Please stop at Humayun's Tomb, a UNESCO World Heritage site. Being the first garden-tomb on the Indian subcontinent, its construction in 1570 gives it cultural value. Then, you can see the beautiful Jama Masjid, the most splendid mosque in India, which Mughal Emperor Shah Jahan erected between 1644 and 1656. The next stop should be in Old Delhi's crowded Chandni Chowk, one of the city's oldest and busiest marketplaces. Chandni Chowk is a great place to ride a rickshaw.

Have lunch at a nice restaurant. Later, you will see the magnificent Qutub Minar , a 73-metre (239.5 ft) tall tapering tower of five stories. Qutub- ud Din Aibak, the founder of the Delhi Sultanate, completed the Qutub Minar's first level in about 1192. Afterward, visit Gurudwara Bangla Sahib, one of the most significant Sikh temples and the Sikh house of worship in Delhi. It is noted for its partnership with the eighth Sikh Guru, Har Krishan. A sacred pool is inside its complex, known as the "Sarovar."The hotel in Delhi will be our home for the night.

After an early breakfast, check out of the motel. The private automobile will drop you at the Delhi train station. Board the superfast train for Agra. Welcome to Agra, the city of  Taj Mahal. Agra is endowed with one of the Seven Wonders of the World, the Taj Mahal. With its rich culture, history, and architectural work, the city is a top tourist destination in India.

In two hours, you'll reach Agra. The driver will meet you at Agra rail station. On arrival, explore Agra Fort, a historical fort that remained the Mughal emperors' main seat until 1638. After visiting the fort, have lunch at a nice restaurant. Then check in at your hotel & freshen up. Later, see the "jewel box," which is sometimes regarded as a draft of the Taj Mahal - The Baby Taj (Tomb of Itmad-ud-Daula), around the evening stroll around the local market area - the most excellent spot to view shades of India.

Overnight stay will be at the hotel in Agra.

Visit the magnificent Taj Mahal, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, in the morning. Shah Jahan constructed it in 1632 CE as a memorial to his queen Mumtaz Mahal and to house her mortal remains.

For breakfast, head back to the hotel. Check out of the motel and make your way to Bharatpur after a warm breakfast. One of the most significant bird breeding and feeding grounds in the world is the Keoladeo National Park, beforenow the Bharatpur Bird Safeplace. In 1982, Keoladeo was announced a national park and later nominated as a World History Site by UNESCO in 1985.Reach Bharatpur by lunchtime. Check-in at the hotel on arrival. In the afternoon, visit Keoladeo National Park also known as Bharatpur Bird Sanctuary. It is home to around 360 bird species, including aquatic birds and visitors from Afghanistan, Turkmenistan, China, and Siberia. Enjoy an eco-friendly rickshaw ride at the bird sanctuary. Reach back to the hotel by evening.

Dinner & overnight stay will be at the hotel in Bharatpur.

After a nice breakfast, check out of the hotel and head towards Ranthambore. Once a private game reserve of the royal House of Jaipur, Ranthambore National Park and Tiger Reserve is one of the world's best-knownareas. Known as one of the famous and old hunting grounds of the Maharajas of Jaipur, today, Ranthambore National Park is a wellknown/obvious wildlife tourist attraction that has grabbed the attention of many wildlife (people who take pictures) and lovers in this area.After roughly 6-7 hours' drive, you'll reach Ranthambore. On arrival, check-in at the hotel. The evening is at your leisure. Have a fabulous meal at the hotel. Overnight stay will be at the hotel in Ranthambore.

Enjoy the early morning tea and munchies, then walk for a forest safari at 6:00 am. Ranthambore National Park is one of India's most significant tiger reserves and a fantastic spot for wildlife photography. Later, come back to the hotel, have breakfast, and rest.At noon, have lunch at the hotel. We set out for another forest safari in the late afternoon at 3:00 pm, this time on a different path. Maybe you will get an excellent chance to see Indian tigers. Please watch the peacocks and other creatures in their natural habitat.The (natural areas with trees) around the Ranthambore Fort were once the private hunting grounds of the Kings of Jaipur.

The evening is whenever you want: dinner & overnight stay at the hotel in Ranthambore.

After breakfast, check out of the hotel and drive to Pink City—Jaipur, famous for its spacious avenues, massive forts, majestic palaces, stunning temples, and royal culture. The drive will take roughly 04 hours. You'll drive through the countryside of Rajasthan, which is a suitable means of observing the region's culture. You'll witness many cows on the route, and the traffic will surprise you.

Reach Jaipur by afternoon. Check-in at the hotel on arrival. Head out for a guided stroll tour of the Pink City market in the evening. Jaipur is also renowned as the shopper's paradise. Jaipur's vibrant markets offer a nice opportunity to stop and buy on your tour. Take in the shimmer and sparkle of the rows of stores selling hand-crafted bangles and other decorative products. While traveling through the markets, you will come across the vivid culture of this region.The overnight stay would be at the hotel in Jaipur.

Have a delicious breakfast and then set off to explore the main sights of Jaipur. Visit Hawa Mahal ("Palace of Winds"), a high screen wall created so the women of the royal family could view street celebrations while hidden from the outside. Then, visit Jantar Mantar (a UNESCO World History Site). It is a collection of nineteen (related to designing and constructing beautiful buildings, structures, etc.) huge (sensitive measuring/recording devices) built by the Rajput king Sawai Jai Singh and finished in 1738 CE. Afterward, visit the City Palace. Built by Maharaja Sawai Jai Singh from 1729 to 1732, the huge palace structure occupied oneseventh of the walled city. The palace is organized into different (open spaces next to buildings), buildings, and gardens.Afterward, visit the Albert Hall Museum, built in 1876 as a music hall. The museum draws its name from the Victoria and Albert Museum of London due to its architectural similarities. The museum shows relics and ancient artworks along with budding artists' creations. Then, visit Galtaji Temple (AKA Monkey Temple), a massive Hindu temple complex that is 10km to the east of Jaipur. These temples are a major tourist attraction, home to an enormous colony of monkeys. Galta Ji Jaipur is a remarkable Hindu temple situated around a natural spring that has been diverted to fill seven considerable pools.Later that evening, enjoy dinner at a nice restaurant. Overnight, stay at the hotel in Jaipur.

After a scrumptious breakfast, explore the famed forts of Jaipur. Stop at Jal Mahal, a place in the middle of the Man Sagar Lake at Jaipur city. It was built in the 17th century. Then, visit the majestic Amer Fort (or Amber Fort), also a UNESCO World Heritage Site. It is Jaipur's primary tourist attraction, and Rajput Kings created the building around the late 16th century. This spectacular fort has a vast palace complex, built from pale yellow and pink sandstone and white marble, and is organized into four central portions, each with its courtyard.

Afterward, visit Jaigarh Fort. Perched on a hilltop, It offers magnificent views of the surroundings. It was built in 1726 AD by Sawan Jai Singh II. It houses the world's largest cannon on wheels, the 'Jaivana Cannon.' Made with the intention of protecting Amer Fort, Jaigarh Fort is regarded as the strongest landmark of Jaipur. In the evening, visit Nahargarh Fort, which offers a stunning bird' s-eye perspective of the entire city of Jaipur.Later, reach back at the hotel. The overnight stay would be at the hotel in Jaipur.

After breakfast, check out and head towards Mandawa, noted for its fort and Havelis. This town has been called the "open art gallery" of Rajasthan state since the entire region is littered with interesting houses (Havelis) with lavishly painted walls.Reach Mandawa by afternoon. Check-in at the hotel on arrival.

In the late afternoon, we set out for local sightseeing. Visit Castle Mandawa and some of the most popular Havelisof Mandawa. Built in a medieval style, the castle of Mandawa is embellished with exquisite frescoes. The palace's rooms are adorned with murals of Lord Krishna, magnificent sculptures, and wonderful mirrorwork. The palace's Durbar Hall houses a collection of antiquities and paintings.Dinner & overnight stay will be at the hotel in Mandawa.

After breakfast, check out of the hotel and head towards Bikaner. Bikaner is a colorful, dust-swirling desert town with a beautiful fort and an exciting outpost feel. It's less dominated by tourism than many other Rajasthan cities, though it boasts plenty of hotels and a thriving camel safari scene.

Reach Bikaner by afternoon. You'll be crossing the region of Rajasthan, and on the route, you'll see that the scenery has changed a little. Jaipur has no sand dunes, but as you travel closer to Bikaner, you'll see sand dunes and more of Rajasthan's traditional country residents with their camels and carts working in fields.

You will check in at the hotel upon arrival. The evening is at your leisure. You will spend the night at the hotel in Bikaner.

After breakfast, head off for a sightseeing excursion. Visit Junagarh Fort, an impregnable fortress that bears the distinction of having never been taken. It was created in 1588 AD by Raja Rai Singh, one of Emperor Akbar's most prominent generals. Then, visit The National Research Centre on Camel, 8 km from the city. This camel research and breeding institute is the only one of its kind in Asia. The center is spread over 2000 acres of semi-arid territory and is operated by the Government of India. Then, visit Bhandasar Jain Temple. Built in the 15th century, it is embellished with mirror work, frescoes, and leaf paintings.Afterward, visit the Rat Temple (a.k.a. Karni Mata Temple), a highly unique and intriguing temple. It houses thousands of rats, which are revered by the people.Reach back at the hotel by sunset. Overnight stay will be at the hotel in Bikaner.

After a nice breakfast, check out and head towards Jaisalmer. A city that has come back nearly from the dead in the past half-century, Jaisalmer may be isolated, but it's certainly not forgotten. It's one of Rajasthan's major tourist destinations, and few people travel from here without jumping aboard a camel in the neighboring Thar Desert. It is renowned as the 'Golden City' because of its golden dunes and forts coated in golden honey sandstone. Jaisalmer is adorned with lakes, magnificent Jain temples, and Havelis (mansions).Reach Jaisalmer by evening—Check in at the hotel. In the evening, visit the Sam Sand Dunes for a genuine Thar Desert experience. The sunset vista in the dunes is a lifetime event.Overnight stay will be at the hotel in Jaisalmer.

After breakfast, check out of the hotel and head out to visit the UNESCO World History Site--Jaisalmer Fort. Jaisalmer's (having a unique quality) fort is a living city-based hub, with roughly 3000 people staying within its walls. Afterward, visit Patwon ki Haveli ('mansion of fabric (people who sell things)'), a group of 5 small havelis. It is an interesting piece of (related to the beautiful design and construction of buildings, etc.) and is the most important among the havelis in Jaisalmer.After that, head towards Khimsar. Sat (like a bird) at the edge of the There Desert in the heart of (away from cities) India, the unusual fort at Khimsar provides a wide choice of experiences.. The battle-scarred walls and towers remind one of the illustrious pasts of this area. Established by a member of the dynasty of Jodhpur, Khimsar was once a minor kingdom.On arrival, check-in into the huts. In the evening, head out for a Jeep ride. Enjoy the village tour. The approach to the village is via camel carts. The ride brings you to the bottom of a magnificent slope. You are welcomed by the spectacular view of the charming Dune Village when you go up.

Dinner & Overnight stay at desert huts in Khimsar.

After breakfast, check out of the hotel and head for Jodhpur. Welcome to the country of legendary monarchs, gladiators, and monarchy. Also known as the "The Blue City," "The Sun City," and "The Gateway to There," Jodhpur is noted for its beautiful Mehrangarh Fort, full of life blue buildings, temples, sweets, and snacks. Seen in the background of the movie The Dark Knight Rises, Jodhpur attracts hundreds of thousands of visitors from all over the globe.

On (the act of reaching a destination), check-in at the hotel. The evening is whenever you want. Overnight stay will be at the hotel in Jodhpur.

After breakfast, move out for a local sightseeing tour of Jodhpur. Visit the beautiful Mehrangarh Fort, regally located on a sandstone hill erected by Rao Jodha in 1459. Rising perpendicular and impregnable from a rocky ridge that towers 120m above Jodhpur's skyline, Mehrangarh is one of the most spectacular forts in India.

Afterward, visit Jaswant Thada  the milky-white marble memorial to Maharaja Jaswant Singh II, perched above a small lake 1km northeast of Mehrangarh, a collection of fanciful domes. The Cenotaph is fashioned out of finely carved pieces of marble. These sheets are fragile and polished, generating a warm glow when illuminated by the sun. After that, tour the opulent Umaid Bhawan Palace, one of the world's largest private mansions. Taj Hotels operates a section of the palace. In the evening, explore the local market.

Overnight stay will be at the hotel in Jodhpur.

After breakfast, check out from the hotel and head for Narlai. Village Narlai, located midway between Jodhpur and Udaipur, is an ancient settlement with caves and temples at the foot of Aravali hills. Narlai is full of character and has a rustic appeal. But the most intriguing thing that it develops is a lifetime memory. Beyond the rural treks or traditional heritage town experiences, Rawla Narlai puts forward a whole bundle of sumptuous and fascinating holiday experiences in the tiny hidden town of Narlai.

Reach Narlai by afternoon. Check-in at the hotel and relax. The evening is at your leisure. Overnight stay will be at the hotel in Narlai.

After breakfast, set out for an exhilarating 2.5-hour Leopard Jeep Safari around Narlai Village. Narlai is recognized all over India for the most significant number of leopards observed in the country. It is a place with little vegetation, which makes leopard sightings more visible. After that, return to the hotel and relax.Afterward, take a countryside jeep safari tour. The adjacent village has a life as bright as the rainbow and equally intriguing, as well as some unique temples and farm experiences.Reach back at the hotel by sunset. Overnight stay will be at the hotel in Narlai.

After breakfast, check out of the hotel and proceed towards Udaipur—the "City of Lakes." A mix of nature, Rajasthani culture, and architecture, the gorgeous panorama of the city shouts the story of its previous splendor. Often referred to as the 'Venice of the East,' the city of lakes Udaipur is built around blue-water lakes and is bordered by lush green hills of the Aravalli Ranges.

On the way, explore one of the most significant and vast Jain temple complexes in the country, the Ranakpur Jain Temple. It is of substantial value to all Jains. Spread over an area of 4,500 square yards and comprising 29 halls, the temple is one of Jainism's most important pilgrimage places. The Ranakpur Temple is known worldwide for its fantastic architecture and was ranked amongst the top 77 marvels of the world.

Reach Udaipur by afternoon. Check-in at the hotel and relax. The evening will be at your leisure.

The overnight stay will be at the hotel in Udaipur.

After breakfast, head off for local sightseeing. Visit Fateh Sagar Lake (one of the most beautiful lakes in Udaipur). Then, see the Sahelion ki Badi, laid for a group of forty-eight young women attendants who followed a princess to Udaipur as part of her dowry.Afterward, visit the City Palace Complex. It was created over a period of roughly 400 years atop a hill in a blend of the Rajasthani and Mughal architectural traditions. It affords a panoramic view of the city and its surroundings. Also, see the exquisite Jagdish Temple, which is close to the City Palace Complex.

In the evening, visit Lake Pichola and enjoy a sunset boat tour (shared). Then, visit Bagore-ki-Haveli, a historic haveli (mansion) that stands gloriously on the waterfront of the dreamlike Lake Pichola near Gangori Ghat. Built in the 18th century by Amar Chand Badwa, the then Prime minister of Mewar kingdom, Bagore Ki Haveli has been repaired over a while and is now converted into a museum. In the evening, watch the Dharohar Folk Dance Show at Bagore-ki-Haveli. See Rajasthani folk dancing, featuring weekly displays of colorful, dynamic Marwari, Bhil, and western Rajasthani dances and traditional Rajasthani puppetry.

The overnight stay will be at the hotel in Udaipur.

After breakfast, head out for sightseeing. Visit Eklingji Temple, one of the most popular temples in Rajasthan. It is located at a distance of 22 km to the north of Udaipur. Eklingji Temple is devoted to the Lord Shiva. Established in 734 A.D. by Bappa Rawal, this double-storied temple appears splendid with its pyramidal style of roof and uniquely carved tower.

Then, visit Sahasra Bahu Temples in Nagda, a pair of spectacular 10th-century Hindu temples devoted to Vishnu (one with a thousand arms). They share a platform facing the temple tank and are identical in architecture, but one is more significant. They are locally referred to as Sas Bahu temples.

Return to Udaipur by afternoon. Visit the famed Sajjangarh Palace (AKA Monsoon Palace). Located just on the outskirts of the city, perched on a hill, Sajjangarh Palace is a historic royal home belonging to the Mewar family. Return to the hotel by sunset.Overnight stay will be at the hotel in Udaipur.

After breakfast, check out from the hotel and head for Udaipur Airport. Board your airplane for Delhi. Tour End