Heritage Rajasthan And Golden Triangle Tour

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Day 01: Arrive-Delhi

Arrival at Delhi Airport by our representative Holding Tourist Name Play Card and meet & greet and proceed to hotel and check inn. And later city tour of new delhi & old delhi – New Delhi-covering india gate, parliament house, lotus temple, humayuns tomb, qutab minar, gandhi memorial, and Old Delhi Coverring Red Rort , jama masjid. and chandni chowk (by walk or Cycle Riksha)-one of the main oldest market of the delhi. Overnight stay at hotel.

Day 02: Delhi-Sikandra-Agra

After breakfast drive to Agra, on the way visting Sikandra, - the mausoleum of great mughal emperor Akbar. on arrival agra check into hotel. then after sight seeing of Agra Visiting Taj Mahal-Crown of Palace –Built by built by Mughal Emperor Shah Jahan in 16^th century in the memory of his beloved third wife Mumtaj Mahal. Taj Mahal is the finest example of Mughal Architecture. Also visit Agra fort –the red fort and tomb-of-itmad-ud-daulah. Overnight stay at hotel.

Day 03: Agra-Fatehpur Sikri-Abhaneri-Ranthambore                                                   after breakfast drive to Ranthambore On the way visiting Fatehpur Sikri- the First Planned Walled city of India visit shrine of sheikh salim chisti, palace of jodha bai, panch mahal and Buland Darwaja (The Largest Gateway). Then After Proceed to Visit Abhaneri-Step Well (Chand Baori)Constructed in 800 C. and drive to Ranthambore, on arrival Ranthambore check inn at hotel. overnight stay at hotel.

Day 04: Ranthambore                                                                                                 early morning jungle safari at Ranthambore National Park and and back to hotel. and day free at leisure and afternoon Jungle safari at Ranthambore Nation Park. overnight stay at hotel.

Day 05: Ranthambore-Jaipur                                                                                        after breakfast drive to Jaipur, On arrival Jaipur Check inn hotel. Evening visit (optionally) chokhi-dhani (ethnic resort) enjoy rajasthani food, cultural program, folk dance & etc. overnight stay at hotel.

Day 06: Jaipur                                                                                                                            Japur-Popularly Known as the Pink City, Was Founded in 1727 Ad by King Sawai Jain Singh. After breakfast sight seeing of jaipur -excursion to amber fort- Elephant ride (Optionally) ascent to the fort. Amber fort- Build in 16^th century by King Raja Man Singh. Visiting Water Palace- A picturesque palace amidst the Man Sagar lake. Hawa Mahal (Palace of Winds) buil it 1799 by King Sawai Pratap Singh.THE CITY PALACE-complexe is the mot important landmark with its numerous outbuildings, courtyards, impressive gateways and temples. JANTARMANTAR (OBSERVATORIE)-and THE MAJESTIC ALBERT HALL MUSEUM. Overnight stay at hotel.

Day 07: JAIPUR-PUSHKAR                                                                                         After breakfast proceed to Pushkar. The lake at pushkar is believed to have been created by Lord Brahm himself. there are as many as 400 temples in pushkar Pushkar is also the site for one of the largest cattle  fairs in the world. Overnight stay at hotel.

Day 08: Pushkar-Bundi

Early morning Jungle safari and back to hotel and After breakfast deive to Bundi, on arrival Bundi check inn at hotel. later sight seeing of Bundi visit b fort, and raniji ki baori stepwell. Continue to rajmahal, a 300-year-old palace with the village named after it. The palace overlooks the river below. And old city. Overnight at the hotel.

Day 09: Bundi-Chittaurgarh-Udaipur

After breakfast proceed to Udaipur via visiting Chittargarh fort - THE FORT- lies on a 180 meter high hill and is spread over 700 acres.  And continue drive to Udaipur-One of the most ramantic cities in all of Rajasthan.  On arrival Udaipur check inn at hotel. overnight stay at hotel.

Day 10: UDAIPUR

After breakfast sight seeing of Udaipur visiting -The City palace- is approached through Tripolia gate and has several carved balconies, arches and decorated pillars. JAGDISH TEMPLE- Dedicated to Lord jaganath. Sahelion-ki- Bari  or the Garden of Maidens  And also visit lake Pichola and fatehsagar lake. Overnight stay at hotel.

DAY 11: Udaipur -RANAKPUR

After breakfast drive to RANAKPUR, RANAKPUR JAIN TEMPLE- And continue drive to Jodhpur-The former capital of Marwar sate was founded in 1459 by Rao Jodha. On arrival Ranakpur Check inn at hotel and spend the day by visiting jain temple and Natural Beauty of Ranakpur. Overnight stay at hote.

DAY 12: UDAIPUR-JODHPUR

After breakfast drive to Jodhpur,  former capital of Marwar sate was founded in 1459 by Rao Jodha. On arrival Jodhpur check inn at hotel. later sight seeing of Jodhpur visiting Mehrangarh-fort-The massive fort , JASWANT THADA: A Collection of royal cenotaps, UMAID BHAWAN PALACE- The Only palace to be built in the 20^th century.  Overnight stay at hote.

Day13: Jodhpur-Jaisalmer

After breakfast proceed to Jaisalmer. On arrival Jasialmer Check inn at hotel. And evening drive outside the city to see sunset point for a superb view of the city & enjoy camel safari (Optionally). Overnight at the hotel.

Day 14: Jaisalmer
after breakfast sight seeing of Jaislmer -  the Desert City. Visiting SONARK FORT- stands almost 100 Meters over the city , Jain Temples, Manek Chowk which is the center  of local activity. Patwon-ki-haveli, Nathmalji-ki-haveli and Salim singhji-kihaveli are among the better know havelies here. gadisar lake, and the royal cenotaphs at Bara Bagh. Overnight stay at hotel.

Day 15: Jasialmer-Gajner-Bikaner

After breakfast proceed to Bikaner- established in 1486 AD Via visiting Gajner Palace, On arrival Bikaner Check inn at hotel. later sight seeing of Bikaner visiting Junagarh fort: LALGADH PALACE:  located a little outsite the city, this magnificent palace . Overnight stay at hotel.

Day 16: Bikaner-Deshnok-Mandawa

after breakfast drive to mandawa via visting Deshnok KARNI MATA TEMLE (RATS TEMPLE). On arrival Mandawa Check inn at hotel. later visiting MANDAWA-there are many havelies in Mandawa notably the Chokhani, Saraf and Ladia havelies. And also visit Nawalgarh:  visit Roop Niwas, Saat Haveli and fort and Palace. Overnight stay at Hotel.

Day 17: Mandawa-Delhi- Tour Complete

After breakfast drive to Delhi, on arrival Delhi transfer to airport for your flight to your onward journey. Tour completed with sweet memories.

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The Historical Rajasthan, The Land of the Kings, battle-scarred forts, palaces of breathtaking grandeur and whimsical charm, riotous colors and even its romantic sense of pride and honor. 
The state is diagonally divided into the hilly and rugged south-eastern region and the barren north-western That Desert, which extends across the border into Pakistan. There are plenty of historic cities, incredible fortresses awash with legends, and rare gems of impressionistic beauty, such as Udaipur. There are also a number of centers that attract travelers from far and wide, such as Pushkar with its holy lake, and the desert city of Jaisalmer, which resembles a fantasy from "The Thousand & One Nights".
Rajasthan is one of India's prime tourist destinations. Nobody leaves here without priceless memories.
Rajasthan was inhabited long before 2500 BC and the Indus Valley Civilisation had its foundation here in north Rajasthan itself. The Bhil and the Mina tribes were the earliest dwellers of this area.

                                  

Around 1400 BC the Aryans paid a visit and settled forever in the area. The local population was pushed down south and towards the east. Afghans, Turks, Persians and Mughals followed in mixing their blood, first in war then in peace, with the existing original inhabitants. This blending gave the martial lineage to the Rajputs.
From the times of Harsha (7 AD) to the founding of the Delhi Sultanate, Rajasthan was fragmented in competing kingdoms. Perhaps it was during this era by their influence through wealth and power the Rajputs persuaded the Brahmins to link them with the sun, the moon and the fire god.
With the passage of time they were divided into 36 royal clans. Rajasthan finally settled for a long and lasting reign under the colourful and vibrant Rajputs. and it’s a surprise that they lasted as long as they did. Considering that they were at a constant state of aggression; if not with a foe, then with each other. After the 14th century their influence declined in the area.

In came the Mughals who gained control of the region through the clever strategy of Akbar, the Mughal Emperor. He performed matrimonial alliances with the Rajputs where faced military failure and thus turned them from fearsome foes to faithful friends. This proud but very divided race was thus brought to some order under the imperial Mughals, by the some deft mixing of marital and martial relations. Akbar gave high offices to many Rajput princes after seeking reconciliation through marriage to a Rajput princess, Jodha Bai, the daughter of the Maharaja of Amber. However, the spunk of the Rajput soul was never really captured, till the spread of the British colonial power. However, when the Mughals weakened they were quick to reassert their dominance. The Rajputs as a community thus has outlived the somewhat tribal Delhi Sultanate, the grand Mughals and the war-like Marathas. In fact to this day their descendants, though stripped of their titles and kingdoms, are revered as rulers by the common man. 

                                         

Rajasthan - History 
Rajasthan is the home of the Rajputs, a group of warrior clans, who have controlled this part of India for 1000 years according to a code of chivalry and honor akin to that of the medieval European knights. While temporary alliances and marriages of convenience were the order of the day, pride and independence were always paramount. The Rajputs were therefore never able to present a united front against a common aggressor. Indeed, much of their energy was spent squabbling among themselves and the resultant weakness eventually led to their becoming vassal states of the Mughal empire. Nevertheless, the Rajputs' bravery and sense of honor were unparalleled. 

Rajput warriors would fight against all odds and, when no hope was left, chivalry demanded that jauhar (mass suicide) take place. In this grim ritual, the women and children committed suicide by immolating themselves on a huge funeral pyre, while the men donned saffron robes and rode out to confront the enemy and certain death. In some of the larger battles, ten of thousands of Rajput warriors lost their lives in this way. Three times in Chittorgarh's long history, the women consigned themselves to the flames while the men rode out to their martyrdom. The same tragic fate befell many other forts around the state. It's hardly surprising that Akbar persuaded Rajputs to lead his army, nor that subsequent Mughal emperors had such difficulty controlling this part of their empire.
With the decline of the Mughal empire the Rajputs gradually clawed back their independence through a series of spectacular victories, at least until the British arrived. As the Raj inexorably expanded, most Rajput states signed articles of alliance with the British, which allowed them to continue as independent states, each with its own King, subject to certain political and economic constraints.

                                                  

                                                            

These alliances proved to be the beginning of the end for the Rajput rulers. Indulgence and extravagance soon replaced chivalry and honor so that by the early 20th century, many of the maharajas spent much of their time traveling the world with scores of concubines and retainers, playing polo, racing horses, and occupying entire floors of the most expensive hotels in Europe and the USA. While it suited the British to indulge them in this respect, their profligacy was economically and socially detrimental. When India gained independence, Rajasthan had one of the subcontinent's lowest rates of life expectancy and literacy.

At Independence, India's ruling Congress Party was forced to make a deal with the independent Rajput states in order to secure their agreement to join the new India. The rulers were allowed to keep their titles, their property holdings were secured and they were paid an annual stipend commensurate with their status. It couldn't last forever, however, and in the early 1970s Indira Gandhi abolished both the titles and the stipends and severely sequestered the rulers' property rights.

While some of the rulers have survived this by converting their palaces into luxury hotels, many have fallen by the wayside, unable to cope with the financial and managerial demands of the late 20th centuary.

Once visit this state in your life and get the real experience of History, Culture, Royalty and Romance. 

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From the cackle of its colour-charged cities to the luminous splendour of its sun-kissed desert, Rajasthan is romantic India wrapped in gaudy royal robes. Here the fearsome Rajput warrior clans ruled with gilt-edged swords, plundered wealth and blood-thick chivalrous codes.

                                         

A vast and wonder-laced state with treasures more sublime than those of fable, the Land of the Kings paints a bold image. Compiling a must-see list in Rajasthan can cripple the fussy traveller: Meherangarh looming over bright blue Jodhpur, the giant gold sandcastle at Jaisalmer, the palaces and pageantry of Udaipur, 

                                              

Pushkar’s reverent yet carnival charm, the storybook whimsy of Bundi and the havelis (traditional, ornately decorated residences) sprinkled through Shekhawati – see them all, and you’ll see a month fly by faster than the express bound for Pakistan. Like a microcosm of Mother India, there’s also abundant wildlife and warm people, glitz and camels, soulful music, glittering saris, tottering turbans and a surprisingly rich cuisine.

                                         

Yet Rajasthan’s largely rural population has grown tired of its own backward-looking image. Jaipur, the dusty pink capital, has rapidly become a fast-paced, modern Indian city, and literacy has made a rapid rise in the region. While the land is invariably harsh and droughts are a constant menace, imaginations are now fixed firmly on the future.

                                       

The state is diagonally divided into the hilly southeastern region and the barren northwestern Great Thar Desert, which extends across the border into Pakistan – now accessible via train. The highest point is reached at the pleasant hill station of Mt Abu.

                                                  

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The North Indian state of Rajasthan comprises some of the most visited cities in India. These include Jaipur, or the Pink City, renowned for the Hawa Mahal and City Palace; Udaipur, which is famous for the Lake Palace; Jaisalmer that sees visitors from far and wide coming to see the ancient havelis and of course, the spectacular Sam san dunes of Rajasthan; Jodhpur, or the Blue City, which houses the Umaid Bhawan Palace and Mehrangarh Fort on the outskirts of the city. While the sights of Rajasthan must be see, the warm Rajasthani hospitality is to be experienced and the traditional Rajasthan cuisine is to be tasted. Make your next holiday to Rajasthan.

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DAY 1: NEW DELHI-JAIPUR Pickup from New Delhi Airport / Railway Station / Bus Stand by placard carrying driver and drive straight to Jaipur and transfer to Hotel. Later visit to the fabled Pink City, the old Jaipur. Drive through the Johari Bazaar to the Hawa Mahal (Palace of Winds). Visit the various museums inside the City Palace and the ancient observatory, Jantar Mantar. Pay a visit to the Govind Deoji Temple, housing the patron deity of Jaipur. Evening free for your own activities like shopping etc. Overnight stay at hotel.  DAY 2: JAIPUR - BIKANER Depart, after an early breakfast, for Fatehpur, Shekhawati. See the Cenotaph, Step well, beautifully painted Havelis & Old Streets. Proceed after lunch for Bikaner. Visit to Camel-breeding farm outside Bikaner (open 3 - 5 pm). Up on arrival installation at hotel. Overnight stay at hotel.  DAY 3: BIKANER - JAISALMER See the fabulous Junagarh fort & Lalgarh Palace in Bikaner. Proceed to Jaisalmer. Have lunch on the way (Packed Lunch). Visit Kheechan, with its hordes of cranes, on the way. Reach Jaisalmer before sundown, to catch a glimpse of the setting sun on the Golden Fort. Check-in at hotel in Jaisalmer.  DAY 4: JAISALMER Visit Jaisalmer Fort & Museum after breakfast. Also see the Jain temple. Take a walk through the back streets to the Patwon ki Haveli & Kothari Haveli. After lunch proceed to Kuldhera - an abandoned habitation, and then to Sam Sand Dunes. Take a Camel Ride and experience the haunting magic of the tale Dhola Maru.  DAY 5: JAISALMER - JODHPUR After early breakfast, leave for Jodhpur the Sun City via Pokhran. Have lunch at Osian. See deer on the way in the Bishnoi villages and reach Jodhpur by afternoon. Visit Mehrangarh Fort one of the most awe-inspiring fort in Rajasthan. Do not miss the view of Jodhpur's blue houses & Sunset from the top of the fort see Jaswant Thada and Ummed Bhawan (Only from outside). Check-in at hotel in Jodhpur.                                                                                 DAY 6: JODHPUR - MOUNT ABU Leave after an early breakfast for Mount Abu en route visit Ranakpur Jain Temples. Check-in at hotel in Mount Abu. Visits to Sunset Point / Nakki Lake in the evening. Overnight stay at hotel in Mount Abu.  DAY 7: MOUNT ABU - UDAIPUR Visit Dilwara Temples and Brahmakumari Ashrams after Visit Dilwara Temples and Brahmakumari Ashrams after breakfast. Leave for Udaipur after lunch Check-in hotel in Udaipur. Evening free for your independent activities. Overnight stay at hotel in Udaipur.  DAY 8 : UDAIPUR Full day sightseeing of Udaipur covering the City Palace, Old City, Saheliyon ki Badi & Haldi Ghati.Overnight stay at Hotel in Udaipur.  DAY 9: UDAIPUR – AJMER – PUSHKAR - JAIPUR Drive after breakfast for Ajmer. Visit the Dargah of Sufi Saint Salim Chisti and leave for Pushkar. See the Holy Lake after lunch & visit the only Temple of Lord Brahma in the world. Pushkar is famous for rose cultivation as well. Visit a Rose Farm. Drive to Jaipur. Over night in Jaipur Hotel.                                                        DAY 10: JAIPUR-NEW DELHI On the last day of the trip, visit the magnificent Amber palace. See the Largest Cannon on wheels in the world and old Cannon Foundry at Jaigarh.Visit to the Kanak Vrindavan Temple in the valley of flowers. Drop at New Delhi hotel/airport in evening. Rajasthan Travel Agent - We offer more than 100 tour packages for Rajasthan tourism and car rental services, Rajasthan Travel Agent, Rajasthan Tour Trip

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Rajasthan Tour Package 4N/5D

                                  Rajasthan Forts & Places Tour

                            

Delhi 1N  I  Agra 1N  I  Jaipur 2N

Itinerary:

Day 01 : Arrive Delhi + Delhi Sightseeing

On arrival at Delhi, you are met and transferred to hotel. Later  proceed for sightseeing tour of Old Delhi visiting the Raj Ghat, the site where Mahatma Gandhi was cremated; Jama Masjid - the largest mosque in India; and the Red Fort - once the most opulent fort and palace of the Moghul Empire. In the afternoon take a sightseeing tour of New Delhi visiting the Humayun's Tomb, the Qutub Minar. Drive along the ceremonial avenue - Rajpath, past the imposing India Gate, Parliament House and the President's Residence . (Overnight at hotel)  

Day 02 : Drive Delhi to Agra + Sightseeing

After breakfast drive to Agra and check in to hotel. Later visit the magnificent Taj Mahal - one of the Seven Wonders of the World surely the most extravagant expression of love ever created. 20,000 men labored for over 17 years to build this memorial to Shah Jahan's beloved wife. Also visit the Red Fort - the rusty and majestic red-sandstone fort of Agra stands on the banks of the river Yamuna. (Overnight at hotel)

Day 03 : Drive Agra to Jaipur via Fatehpur Sikri

After breakfast drive to Jaipur en-route visit Fatehpur Sikri - built by the Mughal Emperor, Akbar in honor of Saint Salim Chisti, who foretold the birth of 3 sons to Emperor Akbar, an example of robust stability combined with originality. Each important edifice here represents a type by itself. Notable among them is the Diwane Khas, Punch Mahal, The Tomb of Salim Chisti, and the Buland Darwaza. After visit continue drive to Jaipur and check in to hotel. (Overnight at hotel)

Day 04 : AM Amber + PM city tour

After breakfast excursion to Amber - the old capital of Jaipur rulers. Ride on the back of an elephant from the foots of the hill upto the gates of the fortress. Afternoon sight seeing tour of Jaipur including Maharaja's Museum and Jai Singh's Astronomical Observatory and  Hawa Mahal. (Overnight at hotel)

Day 05 :  Depart Jaipur

After breakfast Later in time transferred Railway station /airport for your onward journey.

Cost Include:-

1 Night Stay at Delhi.

1 Nights Stay at Agra.

2 Nights Stay at jaipur.

Daily Breakfast

Accommodation on twin sharing basis

Check in / check out time is 12:00 Noon

Delhi to Delhi transfer by A/C Indica Car

English speaking local guide as per the Itinerary.

Meeting and assistance at each place

Driver Allowance and All Taxes.

Terms & Conditions

The above Package Prices are change without any prior notice.

These rates are per person on twin sharing the same room.

The above package is not valid during in the peak season.

The charge for above five years old child would be extra.

Refund on cancellation depends upon concerned hotel

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Rajasthan, India's desert state, was once a collection of princely kingdoms where feudal traditions still carry on amidst forts and palace hotels. Rajasthan is where all the country’s similes and metaphors appear to have come together to create a visual extravaganza.

Majestic palaces and rugged forts, spectacular deserts, wooded hills and tranquil lakes, bustling towns and quiet villages, amazing flora and fauna and of course, the colorful and vibrant people of Rajasthan form an intricate tapestry of mysticism, grandeur and rusticity. Behind the breathtaking beautiful facade, expect to find contradictions to the ordinary and mundane aspects of vacationing. 

Wherever you travel, particularly when you escape from the popular tourist destinations, you will come across the unexpected, whether it is a local fair or a bustling bazaar or mind-blowing architectural wonders. The mood and the rhythm of the countryside changes from one region to another, and from season to season. Rajasthan tourism creates a land of magical fantasies that remain a lifetime memory.

                                                                                 

Rajasthan is situated in the north-western part of India. It covers 342,239 square kilometres (132,139 square miles). Rajasthan lies between latitudes 23 degree 3'and 30 degree 12', north and longitudes 69 degree 30' and 78 degree 17', east. Compared to many countries that are located in a similar latitudinal belt, such as in northern Arabia, Rajasthan has a less harsh climate. The State's scorching and dry summers and its parched landscape is undergoing significant changes because of the developmental effort that have led to the spread of the Indira Gandhi Nahar.

                                                                                 

The southern part of Rajasthan is about 225 km from the Gulf of Kutch and about 400 km from the Arabian Sea. Rajasthan is bounded by Pakistan in the west and north-west; by the State of Punjab in the north; by Haryana in the north-east; by Uttar Pradesh in the east, by Madhya Pradesh in the south-east and Gujarat in the south-west.The Aravali mountain ranges that run from Delhi to Gujarat cut through the State almost vertically. The Aravali ranges divide the State through south-east and north-west. The north-west region covering two-thirds of the state consist mostly of a series of sand dunes. Bikaner, Jaisalmer, Jodhpur and part of the Jhunjhunu districts form part of this region. The eastern region has large fertile tracts.

           

                                                                                 

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