Visit royal forts, palaces, and ancient havelis across Rajasthan
This 9-day trip starts in Delhi. You leave the noise behind and head toward Rajasthan. It’s not one of those fast, checklist tours. It’s slower. More real. The kind where some parts surprise you, and some stay with you longer than expected.
Jaipur comes first — busy streets, pink walls, a lot of energy. Then Mandawa. Quieter. You’ll see old havelis, paint peeling off, but still beautiful. In Bikaner, things get louder again. Spices in the air, camels on the road, food that burns your tongue.
Jaisalmer feels different. The light, the sand, the pace. You ride a camel. The desert wind hits your face. There’s music at night, people dancing barefoot, and the fire crackling. It doesn’t feel staged — it just feels raw.
Jodhpur is bold. Blue houses stacked on top of each other, and a fort that watches from above. Pushkar’s softer. A lake. A temple. Some peace before you head back.
By the time you return to Delhi, you probably won’t remember every place’s name. But you’ll remember the feeling. The roads. The chai. The desert. And maybe, a version of you that felt more alive.
Visit royal forts, palaces, and ancient havelis across Rajasthan
Enjoy traditional Rajasthani cultural performances and cuisine in desert camps
Experience camel rides and breathtaking sunsets over Sam Sand Dunes
Explore the living fort of Jaisalmer and bustling markets of Jaipur & Jodhpur
Spiritual moments at Pushkar Lake and sacred temples
Comfortable travel in a private air-conditioned vehicle with expert driver
Day 1: Delhi → Jaipur (270 km / 5-6 hrs)
Start early from Delhi and head toward Jaipur, the famous Pink City. The road takes you through lively towns and open fields, offering a taste of North India’s rural soul. Once you arrive and check into your hotel, the day unfolds like a welcome letter. Visit the majestic City Palace, the astronomical wonder Jantar Mantar, and snap a photo at the iconic Hawa Mahal. As evening sets in, head to a rooftop café near Nahargarh Fort and enjoy the view with dinner.
Overnight stay in Jaipur
Day 2: Jaipur Sightseeing
Begin your day at the incredible Amber Fort, perched high above the hills — you can ride up by elephant or jeep. Stop by the serene Jal Mahal (Water Palace) floating in the middle of a lake. Later, explore colorful bazaars or spend quiet moments at the Albert Hall Museum. Jaipur is made for wandering — every lane has its own story.
Overnight stay in Jaipur
Day 3: Jaipur → Mandawa (170 km / 3–4 hrs)
Leave Jaipur behind and travel into the artistic heart of Rajasthan — Mandawa. This peaceful town in the Shekhawati region is filled with beautifully painted havelis that speak of wealth, trade, and forgotten stories. Walk slow, take photos, chat with locals. It’s a place to feel, not rush.
Overnight stay in Mandawa
Day 4: Mandawa → Bikaner (200 km / 4 hrs)
The journey continues to Bikaner, a desert city rich with culture and cuisine. Visit the mighty Junagarh Fort, which still stands proud despite never being conquered. If time allows, stop at the unique Camel Breeding Farm — quirky but fascinating. In the evening, wander the markets and try famous Bikaneri snacks. This city has spice in every sense.
Overnight stay in Bikaner
Day 5: Bikaner → Jaisalmer (330 km / 6-7 hrs)
The drive today takes you deep into the Thar Desert. As you get closer to Jaisalmer, the landscapes begin to shift — more sand, more wind, and fewer crowds. Arrive around sunset, when the Gadisar Lake glows in golden light. Relax, take it slow — you’re now in the Golden City.
Overnight stay in Jaisalmer
Day 6: Jaisalmer Fort + Havelis + Sam Dunes
Start the day at the remarkable Jaisalmer Fort, still home to families after hundreds of years. Dive into narrow alleys and admire historic havelis like Patwon Ki Haveli and Nathmal Ki Haveli. After lunch, head to the famous Sam Sand Dunes. Ride a camel across the desert, watch the sky turn into fire, and spend the night enjoying folk performances, Kalbeliya dance, and a traditional meal under the stars.
Overnight stay in Desert Camp at Sam Dunes
Day 7: Sam → Jaisalmer (Relax Day)
Wake up in the dunes to complete silence and sunrise light. After breakfast, return to Jaisalmer and enjoy a slow day. Visit local artisans, explore textile shops, or simply unwind. Optional excursions include the mysterious Kuldhara abandoned village or a thrilling jeep safari in the dunes. This is your day to breathe it all in.
Overnight stay in Jaisalmer
Day 8: Jaisalmer → Jodhpur → Pushkar (470 km total with stop)
Depart early for Jodhpur, the iconic Blue City. Tour the towering Mehrangarh Fort, one of India’s grandest forts, and enjoy panoramic views over the city’s blue rooftops. After lunch, continue to Pushkar, a peaceful lakeside town known for its spiritual energy, Brahma Temple, and sacred ghats.
Overnight stay in Pushkar
Day 9: Pushkar → Delhi (410 km / 7–8 hrs)
Start your final morning with a slow walk along Pushkar Lake. You can take part in a small aarti, or just watch life unfold on the ghats. After breakfast, begin the journey back to Delhi. Your driver will drop you at your hotel, airport, or train station. The tour ends, but something lingers — a desert wind, a tune from last night’s folk music, or the memory of a camel ride into the sunset. Rajasthan will stay with you, long after you leave.