After breakfast, go off on a sightseeing tour of Jaipur with our representative. When traveling to Jaipur, there are a few essentials to see: the front façade of the Hawa Mahal, a trip through Amber Fort, searching for supplies, decorations, and laborious work in the bazaars (markets), etc. Whatever the case may be, these places in Jaipur will captivate you. All visitors may enjoy the greatest hues and history in Rajasthan’s stunning capital city. Explore the architecture of historic buildings as you stroll through the Old City’s alleyways and climb the strongholds’ cobblestone paths. Once your time here for touring is over, return to your hotel to spend the night.

You’ll be traveling to the lovely city of Jodhpur on the third day. Our representative will bring you to Jodhpur after a brief, scrumptious breakfast at the hotel. As soon as you get here, check-in at the hotel and then relax. The neighboring market is a great place to spend the evening browsing through. The second-largest city in Rajasthan, Jodhpur, has a fascinating heritage despite being pleasingly untarnished by uneven development. In the unlikely event that you were wondering, yes, that is where Jodhpurs received their name! Jodhpur is well known for its blue buildings, which were originally painted to suggest that its owners were Brahmins, the highest caste in India. Despite the fact that modern Jodhpur stretches well beyond the city limits, travelers’ creative inclinations are captured by the energy and bustle of the historic Blue City and the massive fortress. Shop for souvenirs, Rajasthani mojaris and juttis, or vivid bandhani in the renowned Nai Sarak or Sardar market while strolling through Sun City’s medieval streets.

On the fourth day, indulge in some authentic food at the hotel. When it’s done, step outside and take in the city. See the amazing blue homes that stand out in terms of the creative building by visiting the magnificent Mehrangarh Fort. Embrace a Rajasthani regal meal of Pyaaz ki Kachori and Jodhpur’s Mirchi vada.

Jodhpur’s verdant enclosures, lakes, towers, royal residences, and catacombs make it a well-known tourist attraction. The Balsamand Lake and the royal house are well-known tourist attractions that get you out of the hectic city and closer to nature. The Umaid Bhawan royal residence show hall is home to a procession of magnificent cars, including Rolls Royces, Hummers, Mercedes, and Jaguars. To experience your trip in the true Rajasthani style, spend a peaceful night in a rural tent in the Thar Desert.

Early in the morning, drive to Jaisalmer after a brief breakfast. Once you get here, one of our executives will drive you off to the hotel that was already reserved so you may check-in and rest. Jaisalmer sometimes referred to as the “Queen of Thar,” is without a doubt the most desirable location in Rajasthan. This well-known location, which is well-known for giving tourists an unrivaled view, serves as a gateway to Rajasthan, which is socially and materially affluent. The perfect fusion of nature, architecture, and culture can be seen at Jaisalmer.

You will get the chance to discover Jaisalmer’s hidden gems on the sixth day. Visit the well-known Indo-Pakistani path and places like the Jain asylum and the War Museum. Sand ridges, neighborhood settlements, traditional culinary methods, religious and social icons, and much more are there, and they all contribute to the city’s finest appeal. Jaisalmer is the best location for a captivating camel ride. Participate in these rides to get the most out of your visit! They serve as the fundamental tenets of the dominant Indian civilization during the Middle Ages. This place is full of colors and rituals that will give you many memories.

Your journey concludes on day 7. Our agent will drop you off at the Jodhpur train station or airport in the early morning following breakfast at the hotel. Return home while carrying many memories.