Explore Rajasthan and Gujarat Culture with Wildlife

Tour Itinerary

• Day 1
  Delhi

  You arrive in Delhi and we will take you to the hotel.

• Day 2
  Delhi

  A holiday to India is incomplete without exploring the very capital of the city. You can start by exploring Asias biggest market hub- Chandani Chowk. This city is a show-off at everything especially when it comes to food it will never disappoint you or your taste buds. Amuse yourself while you walk through this city. Later you can take a rickshaw ride to visit the Red Fort- which has seen rulers rise and fall for the past 1200 years. It took 11 years for building such a rigid monument. Pay homage to Mahatma Gandhi- Father of our Nation at Raj Ghat. After a heavy lunch, we will visit the Akshardham Temple. This place is symbolic of civilization and Indian culture. We will return later to the hotel after a good dinner.

• Day 3
  Delhi

  Start your day by driving across Presidential House, Armed forces memorial known as the India Gate and Parliament building as well. Later we will visit Qutub Minar, where storeys were added to the monument by almost every passing ruler. Inside the courtyard here also stands an Iron Pillar which still hasn not shown signs of rusting from 4th century. In neighborhood there is also a Bahai temple, a must explore.

• Day 4
  Delhi to Agra

  On day 4 you will have a train ride to Agra from Delhi. Try enjoying the Indian Railway services and journey. At Agra you will be received by the guide who would take you to visit The Taj Mahal, (closed on Friday) constructed during 1643. All the detailed information along with the stories of the building before and after ones will be told by your guide. It is not only UNESCOs World Heritage site but in fact, also among the 7 Wonders of the World. Thus it attracts a humongous amount of tourists every year. Agra Fort was earlier known as Badalgarh- fort in clouds. Was renovated by Akbar in 1573. Shah Jahan one of Akbars successors died in here.

• Day 5
  Agra to Jaipur

  After visiting the Fatehpur Sikri we will drive to Jaipur. We can also stop by the Step walls- Chand Baori on our way. After check-ins at the hotel and refreshment, we will take a visit to Albert Hall museum which was named after King Albert VII who made a visit 1800s. Later we can go to the Laxmi Narayan Temple. Later in the evening for the making an evening more perfect and soothing we will stop by a restaurant which has a village vibe.

• Day 6
  Jaipur

  The administrative Capital city of the Rajasthan state also acts as a gateway for a various tourist destination. Being the first planned city of India and also built on the architectural principle of India. This city is famous for the name of the Pink city. The main center of attraction of this city is Amber which was named after a village named Amber and also Goddess Amba. Jaigarh, a never captured fort boasts of its largest Canon which was never used and only tested once. Nahargarh, being the smallest among the three forts have an amazing view of a lake below and that of whole Jaipur city. City Palace, A mix of Mughal and Rajput architecture, the palace is in use with the residence of the present king. Jantar Mantar (an Astronomical observatory) built in the 1700s by Raja Jai Singh which was used to predicts eclipses, track stars positions along with their orbit. Hawa Mahal built-in 1799 by Raja Sawai Pratap Singh to aid womenfolk of the royalty in observing daily life and festivals celebrated on the roadside.

• Day 7
  Jaipur to Jodhpur

  A drive from Jaipur to Jodhpur. We arrive and go for a visit to Mehrangarh fort followed by Jaswant Thada and also Umed Bhawan Palace.

• Day 8
  Jodhpur to Udaipur

  You arrive to Udaipur.

• Day 9
  Udaipur

  Udaipurs tour includes visiting city Palace & Museum, Saheliyon ki Bari, Lok Kala Mandal theater, Ahar Museum, Moti Mangri, and Jagdish temple.

• Day 10
  Udaipur to Mt. Abu

  Drive through the Udaipur in the afternoon. Enjoy the luxury of the hotel in Udaipur. Take a boat ride in one of the lakes while enjoying the sunset.

• Day 11
  Mt. Abu to Ahmedabad

  We will drive to visit the Amba ji temple on our way.

• Day 12
  Ahmedabad to Gondal to Rajkot

  After proper breakfast we will drive to Rajkot and also visit Gondal on our way..

• Day 13
  Rajkot to Wankaner to Morbi

  After breakfast, we will be visiting Wankaner Palace while we drive to Morbi on our way. After visiting the Palace, we will drive to the Darbargarh Palace for our further stay. Here are wooden stairways that lead to the marble galleries which skirt the palace while the big public areas lead to an equally vast suite along with a bathroom of the size of apartments! And a palm-fringed garden stands on edges while a fountain works in the courts.

• Day 14
  Morbi to Jamnagar

  After breakfast, we take a drive for Jamnagar.

  In Jamnagar we start from visiting with the Darbargadh Palace. Darbargadh (Maharajah's palace), it is an old royal residence and one of the most important historical monuments in Jamnagar, reflects a fusion of Rajputs swith European style of architecture. The outside walls have carved balconies called jarokha in the Indian culture, also a carved gate with Venetian-Gothic arches.

  Lakhota Fort is a small palace, situated on an island in middle of the lake Lakhota, which once belonged to Nawanagars Maharaja. This palace has semi-circular bastions, a pavilion with guard-rooms housing swords, turrets, musket loops and powder flasks. An arched stone bridge with a balustrade on sides connects the Lakhota Palace with town. Today it is a small museum. The museum has good collection of sculptures spanning from the 9th to 18th century.

  Pratap Vilas Palace is a quite distinct place for you to visit for a numerous reason. It has a European architecture along with Indian carvings which gives it a different appeal. It was built as mimic of the Victoria Memorial situated in Calcutta but domes built on it have Indian architecture, out of which 3 domes are made of glass. Carvings of flowers,creepers, leaves,animals and birds on columns make the palace more lively.

• Day 15
  Jamnagar to Dwarka

  Today we take a return day trip to a very profound pilgrimage center of Hindus which is Dwarka. This holy town of Dwarka is situated in Gujarat and has a history that dates to centuries. Situated on banks of the river Gomti, this city is also famous for being the capital of reign of Lord Krishna.

  After this visit, the next stop will be the Rukmini Devi Temple. This temple which is located 1.5 km north of the town is dedicated to Rukmini, one of the wives of Lord Krishna. This 12th-century masterpiece of architecture is flawless with beautiful paintings and intricate wall carvings. According to a legend, a sage named Durwasa cursed Rukmini that she would be separated from Lord Krishna, due to which temple of Rukmini is still located outside the city, while that of Lord Krishna inside.

• Day 16
  Jamnagar to Junagarh to Gir

  While we go to Gir we surely will visit the Porbandar where Mahatma Gandhi was born. Afterwards we will visit Junagarh. It is an impressive fort, Uperkot is located on a plateau which is in the middle of the town.

  An inscription which upholds fourteen Edicts of Emperor Ashoka can still be found on a large rock within 2 km of the Uperkot Fort. The inscriptions are written in Brahmi script. On the same boulder, there are inscriptions written in Sanskrit which were added later.

• Day 17
  Gir to Somnath

  Early morning driver after breakfast for a day along with a return trip to Somnath Temple situated somewhere around 40 to 50 Kms. From where we will return back to Gir.

• Day 18
  Gir

  We will relax today at the hotel and later take jeeps safari to the park. Forest of Sasan Gir is today an only place in the world outside Africa, where a lion can still be spotted or seen in its natural habitat. The forest is also a niche for a variety of smaller birds and animals. Other animals like the Panther, Hyena, The Indian Deer, Chital (spotted deer), Sambar, Chinkara, Nilgai (blue bull), the Chowsingha (a four-horned antelope) bear and the long-tailed langur, etc. are found here.

• Day 19
  Gir to Palitana

  After breakfast, we will drive to Palitanas town famous Jain Temple. It is a religious Jain city which is located in the district of Bhavnagar of Gujarat, India. The city is one of a major pilgrimage center for people who have faith in Jainism. The temples of this city are considered most sacred by Jain community. About 1,300 temples here are made with marble and they were built in site for more than over 900 years..

• Day 20
  Palitana to Ahmedabad

  A drive to Ahmedabad city and finishes up with all that was left unseen during the last visit to this city like going to the swinging towers and visit the Haatheesing Temple. Later we will drive you back to the airport and fly back home.