This is your chance to explore Rajasthan’s grand palaces in Udaipur, climb ancient forts at Chittorgarh, visit holy sites in Pushkar and Ajmer, and experience Jaipur’s vibrant culture—all with a private driver and knowledgeable local guide who brings each place to life.
Our driver was waiting at the Udaipur station holding a sign with my name—always a relief after a long train ride. We checked into our hotel and later drifted out for a boat ride on Lake Pichola. The water caught the last bit of sunlight as we floated past Jag Mandir; I could hear temple bells in the distance mixing with the soft hum of evening prayers.
The next morning started early. Our guide led us through Udaipur’s City Palace, pointing out tiny mirror mosaics I’d have missed on my own. At Sahelion ki Bari, kids chased pigeons while older folks chatted under shady trees. By midday, we were driving to Chittorgarh—fields rolling by, dotted with women in bright saris working under the sun. The fort itself felt massive; climbing up to Vijay Stambh, I ran my hand along cool stone walls that have seen centuries pass.
Ajmer’s Dargah Sharif was busy but peaceful somehow—the scent of incense everywhere and people offering flowers at the shrine. In Pushkar, we wandered around the lake just before sunset; locals fed fish while priests chanted nearby. The Brahma Temple had a steady stream of visitors, each pausing for a moment before moving on.
Jaipur brought its own energy: pink buildings glowing in the afternoon heat and rickshaws weaving through traffic. Amber Fort’s mirrored Sheesh Mahal sparkled even in low light—our guide explained how candles once lit up every corner here. Dinner at Chokhi Dhani was lively, with folk dancers spinning so fast their anklets jingled louder than the music. By the time we left for Delhi, it felt like we’d lived a dozen stories in just one week.
The tour lasts 7 days and 6 nights, covering Udaipur, Chittorgarh, Pushkar, Ajmer, and Jaipur before ending in Delhi.
Yes, hotel pickup is included at each stop as well as airport or station transfers where needed.
The tour includes transportation by air-conditioned vehicle and guiding services; entrance fees and meals are typically extra unless specified when booking.
This private Rajasthan tour is suitable for most fitness levels but may not be ideal for those with spinal injuries or certain health conditions due to walking and steps at some sites.
Your journey comes with an air-conditioned vehicle throughout the trip plus all transfers between cities and hotels. You’ll have an experienced driver handling navigation along with a local guide sharing stories at each site—and when you need it, specialized infant seats are available so everyone can travel comfortably together.
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