Day 1: Delhi Arrival
Morning: The journey would begin with a visit to India Gate, which symbolizes India’s rich history and national pride. Then proceed for a peaceful visit to the Lotus Temple, famous for its beautiful architecture and serenity.
Afternoon: Visit the Humayun’s Tomb and be astonished at the grand Mughal structure. Take a cycle rickshaw ride through the hustling streets of Chandni Chowk-just adjacent to the majestic Red Fort.
Evening: Finally, end your day with a delicious North Indian meal in Connaught Place-one of the most vibrant dining areas of Delhi.
Evening: End your day with a delicious North Indian meal in Connaught Place, one of Delhi’s most vibrant areas for dining.(Thank you, from Delhi to Rajasthan Trip Itinerary team)
Day 2: Delhi to Jaipur (268 km, drive 5-6 hours).
Morning: Drive to Jaipur, the capital city of Rajasthan, popularly referred to as the Pink City.
Afternoon: After reaching, visit the beautiful Hawa Mahal (Palace of Winds) and the bustling markets.
Evening: Go to Amber Fort for an evening sound and light show and afterward
Day 3: Sightseeing in Jaipur
Morning: Proceed for an Elephant/ car ride to ascend the Amber Fort stunning hilltop fort. The view is breathtakingly beautiful and hence well worth it.
Afternoon: Proceed to see the astronomical wonder of Jantar Mantar and the beauty of Mughal-Rajasthani blended architecture in City Palace.
Evening: Cultural performance at a Traditional place is an ethnic.
Day 4: Jaipur to Jodhpur – about 337 km, around 6-7 hours by road
Drive to Jodhpur, popularly called the Blue City-a nickname it derives from the blue-painted houses of the city.
On arrival in the afternoon, Mehrangarh Fort should be the place of visit with the congregation overlooking the city. It is one of the largest forts in India and is widely renowned for its glorious history and providing a clear view. Quite close by from here, Jaswant Thada is a nice white marble memorial surrounded by peaceful surroundings.
Evening: Take a leisurely walk through the captivating blue streets of old Jodhpur. Walk up to the bustling Clock Tower market—ideal to pick souvenirs, and local arts and crafts. (Thank you, from Delhi to Rajasthan Trip Itinerary team.)
Day 5: Jodhpur to Udaipur: 250 km, 4-5 hour drive
Morning: Drive to the romantic city of Udaipur, also called the City of Lakes.
Afternoon: At leisure by the banks of Lake Pichola, followed by a most exciting boat ride that offers the breathtaking sight of the Lake Palace.
We will reach Udaipur a little late because Ranakpur Temple and a very beautiful hill come between Jodhpur and Udaipur
Day6: Full Day Sightseeing Udaipur
Begin your day with a delightful trip to the Saheliyon Ki Bari, also called the Garden of Maidens, and then, proceed to the beautiful Jagdish Temple.
Later, in the afternoon, you will have a guided visit of Bagore Ki Haveli, which is a museum that gives an in-depth look at the royal history of Udaipur.
For the night, witness a cultural dance near the lake, and later dine at one of the many lovely rooftop eateries found in Udaipur that overlook the city.(Thank you, from Delhi to Rajasthan Trip Itinerary team)
Day 7: Udaipur to Jaisalmer (490 km, 8-9 hours drive) in the Thar Desert.
Morning: Drive to the golden city of Jaisalmer, known for its golden sand dunes and historic forts.
Evening: Arrive and relax with a view of the sunset over the Thar Desert.
Day 8: Jaisalmer Sightseeing
Morning: Discover the beauty and grandeur of the Jaisalmer fort, an active fort with shops, temples, and houses within the fort walls.
Afternoon: Pay a visit to Patwon Ki Haveli and view the beautiful carvings of Salim Sigh’s haveli.
Evening: Ankita leaves for a beautiful camel safari in the desert and later an indulgent cultural night in a desert camp filled with songs and dances.(Thank you, from Delhi to Rajasthan Trip Itinerary team)
Day 9: Jaisalmer to Delhi (via flight or overnight train)
Morning: Take your time over the breakfast, Take your time over the breakfast, Delhi to Rajasthan trip itinerary with a walk around Jaisalmer, and take the flight or train back to Delhi, concluding your trip to Rajasthan. Walk around Jaisalmer and take the flight or train back to Delhi, concluding your trip to Rajasthan.
Delhi to Rajasthan trip itinerary
is well-structured in the sense that it encompasses a number of historical sites and cultural activities as well as adventures, which are the hallmark of the splendid royal heritage and cities of Rajasthan.
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