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Festival Tours |
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Pushkar Fair Tour !!
(End Of Oct. To Nov. Every Year. The fix date we will give to you as your requirement) : |
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Duration : 20 Nights 21 Days |
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Place To visit : Delhi, Agra, Jaipur, Pushkar, Chittorgarh, Udaipur, Kumbhalgarh, Jodhpur, Jaisalmer, Khuri, Bikaner, Mandawa. |
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Day 01 : Arrive /Delhi -
Arrival Delhi and transfer to Hotel. Afternoon full day city tour, Old and New Delhi Red Fort in red sandstone built |
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by Emperor Shahjahan ; Jama Masjid, one of the largest mosques in India ; Raj Ghat Cremation ground of Mahatma Gandhi ; Rastrpathi Bhawan, the Official residence of the Indian President ; the India Gate, the war memorial which commemorates 90,000 Indian soldiers killed fighting for the British in World War I; Humayun's Tomb, a fore runner to Taj Mahal constructed by Haji Begum-Humayun's widow ; Qutab Minar, one of the tallest stone towers in India commenced by Qutab-Udin-Aibak in 13 Th century and later completed by Allauddin. Overnight stay at hotel. |
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Day 02 : Delhi /Agra (200 kms by Road) -
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Morning after breakfast drive to Agra. En route stop to Sikandra to visit Akbar's Mausoleum. After continue drive to Agra. Upon arrival check into hotel. Overnight stay at hotel. |
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Day 03 : Agra /Full day Sightseeing -
Morning after breakfast visit the magnificent Agra Fort - commenced by emperor Akbar in 1565 for defence purposes and later reconstructed as a Fort- Palace by Shah Jahan one of the greatest builders of all times. Visit after the Taj Mahal, the most elaborate tomb ever erected, in memory of beloved wife Mumtaz Mahal in 1631, by Emperor Shah Jahan. Taj Mahal is built of pure white marble and is considered to be one of the seven wonders of the world. After visit the tomb of Itmad-Ud-Daulah, the mausoleum of Mirza Ghiyas Beg the father of Empress Noor Jehan embellishing with pietra dura, marble inlay and lattice work marble screens. Afternoon free to re-visit the Taj or to explore the bazaar near to the fort. Overnight stay at hotel. |
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Day 04 : Agra /Jaipur (Via Fatehpur Sikri and Bharatpur 132 kms by Road) -
Morning after breakfast drive to Jaipur. En route visit Fatehpur Sikri, the deserted former imperial capital in red stone and marble, founded by the great Moghul emperor Akbar in 1570 and abandoned for Lahore in 1585. After continue drive and visit by rickshaws Bharatpur, the.bird sanctuary. After drive to Jaipur. Overnight stay at hotel. |
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Day 05 : Jaipur /Full day Sightseeing -
Morning after breakfast drive 15 kms to Amber. Visit the Amber Fort An interesting elephant safari upto the Fort Amber Palace situated on the top of a hill. Afternoon see the Hawa Mahal, City Palace or Chandra Mahal converted into a museum, housing Mughal and Rajasthani paintings, Persian and armoury, Hawa Mahal Palace of the winds used by women of the court to watch city proceedings, Jantar Mantar- The observatory of Maharaja Jaisingh constructed in 1728 to calculate the position of stars, latitudes and azimuths. Overnight stay at hotel. |
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Day 06 : Jaipur /Pushkar (150 kms by Road) -
Morning after breakfast leave by surface for Pushkar. Upon arrival check into hotel. Pushkar is the venue for the famous Pushkar cattle fair which comes alive in October-November. Visit the one and only temple of Brahma in the whole world, the Pushkar market and the Ghats. Pushkar a religious pilgrimage city of the Rajasthan. Evening visit of |
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Pushkar temples and its fascinating bazaar Overnight stay at hotel. |
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Day 07 - 08 : Pushkar Fair -
Pushkar Fair is the camel and cattle Fair which takes place each year at the end of October or 1st week of November when traders and pilgrims flock to Pushkar for livestock trading, caminating with people gathring at dawn to take a dip in the holy waters on the night of the Full moon (kartik Poornima). Pushkar is a festival of sound and colour and provides excellent opportunities for photography. Overnight stay in tent/hotel. |
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Day 09 : Pushkar /Chittorgarh (188 kms by Road) -
Morning after breakfast leave by surface for Chittorgarh. Upon arrival in Chittorgarh check into hotel. Overnight stay at hotel. |
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Day 10 : Chittorgarh /Udaipur (112 kms by Road) -
Morning after breakfast visit Chittorgarh fort, the capital of Mewar state till 1567, represent the origin of Rajput courage, with Bappa Rawal' a giant who stood 20 cubits (30ft) whose spear no mortal man could loft, The fort, built in the 7th century. On the precipitous edge of a plateau speaks eloquently of the glorious deeds of it past. Ruins of temples, palaces and water tanks and the well preserved 12th century Jain Tower of Fame are extremely interesting. Overnight stay at hotel. |
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Day 11 : Udaipur /Full day Sightseeing -
Morning after breakfast full day sightseeing. Udaipur was founded by Maharaja Udai Singh in 1567 and is still today very much a traditional Rajput town. This morning visit the superb Jagdish Temple, which is noted for its elephant-motif carvings. Also visit the grand City Palace which overlooks Pichola Lake. Afternoon take a boat rides on Lake Palace. Overnight stay at hotel. |
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Day 12 : Udaipur /Kumbhalgarh (via Ranakpur 133 kms by Road) -
Morning after breakfast drive to Kumbhalgarh. En route visit the jain temples of Ranakpur. After Continue drive to Kumbhalgarh. Overnight stay at hotel. |
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Day 13 : Kumbhalgarh /Jodhpur (200 kms by Road) -
Morning after breakfast visit Kumbhalgar fort. After drive to Jodhpur. Overnight stay at hotel. |
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Day 14 : Jodhpur /Full day Sightseeing -
Morning after breakfast Sightseeing of the Meherangarh Fort Still run by the former Maharaja of Jodhpur, the |
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Majestic Fort is just that. Sprawled across the 125-metre-high hill, this is the most impressive and formidable fort in fort studded Rajasthan. Rao Jodha, a chief of the Rajput clan known as the Rathore, founded Jodhpur in 1459. His descendants ruled not only Jodhpur, but also other Rajput princely states. The Rathore kingdom was once known as Marwar, the Land of Death. PM Visit the bazar. Overnight stay at hotel. |
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Day 15 : Jodhpur /Jaisalmer (303 kms by Road) -
Morning after breakfast leave by surface for Jaisalmer, the Golden City founded by Maharawal Chandarvanshi (Lunar race) Yadav Bhati Rajput |
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Jaisal in 1156 A.D. Upon arrival check into hotel. Overnight stay at hotel. |
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Day 16 : Jaisalmer /Full day Sightseeing -
Morning after breakfast city tour of Jaisalmer. Visit the Fort built in 1156 A.D. by Maharawal Jaisal. The fort crowns the 80-metre high on top of Trikuta Hill. Visit Chandraprabhu Jain Temple dedicated to the eighth tirthankar (Jain Teacher) whose symbol is the moon and Rikhabdev Jain Temple dedicated to Adinath, the first tirthankar whose symbol is the bull. Visit the Salim Singh Ki Haveli. Salim Singh was Diwan (Prime Minister) when Jaisalmer was the capital of a princely state and his mansion has a beautifully arched roof with superb carved brackets in the form of peacocks. Visit the Patva Haveli, built by five Jain brothers in 1800-1860 A.D. Each of the five Havelis has been well decorated with splendid carvings and jharokhas. Afternoon drive to Sam, on the edge of the Desert National Park, for see the sunset. Enroute visit Lodurva, about 15 kms from Jaisalmer, which was the ancient capital before the move to Jaisalmer. Visit the Jain temples, rebuilt in the late 1970s. The ornamented arches at the entrance are magnificent and the Kalp Taru - the Divine-Tree - believed to bestow all that is desired to devotees. Outside the temple, is a drainage hole, from which a snake is said to emerge every evening to drink offerings of milk. Only the lucky can see this. Return to the hotel. Overnight stay at hotel. |
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Day 17 : Jaisalmer /Khuri (for Camel Safari) (42 kms by Road) -
Morning after breakfast leave by surface for Khuri Village. Upon arrival check into guesthouse at Khuri, the starting point of your camel safari. After lunch start camel safari. Approximately 10 kms and en route visit local Villages Overnight food and stay on the sand. |
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Day 18 : Khuri /Bikaner (344 kms by Road) :
Early morning return with Camel safari Guesthouse at Khuri. Take baths in Guesthouse. After breakfast leave by surface for Bikaner. Upon arrival check into hotel. Evening visit to the Camel breeding farm. This government-managed camel breeding station is probably unique in Asia. There are hundreds of camels here and it's a great sight at sunset as the camels come back from grazing. The British army had a camel corps drawn from Bikaner. Overnight stay at hotel. |
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Day 19 : Bikaner /Full day Sightseeing :
Morning after breakfast visit the Junagarh Fort-This immense fort contains several palaces, Lal Garh Palace-Red fort constructed by Maharajah Ganga Singh in memory of his father Lal Singh, Ganga Golden Jubilee museum- contains an extensive collection of pre Harappan, Kushan, Gupta pieces and a wide collection of weapons, terracotas potteries and paintings. Overnight stay at hotel. |
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Day 20 : Bikaner /Mandawa (220 kms by Road) :
Morning after breakfast leave by surface for Mandawa. Upon arrival check into hotel. Overnight stay at hotel. |
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Day 21 : Mandawa /Delhi /PM. Departure Home (250 kms by Road) -
Morning after breakfast visit the Havelis (huge mansions) with fresco paintings (paintings on walls and ceilings using vegetable and mineral colours). After leave by surface for Delhi. Upon arrival transfer to Airport for international flight departure. |
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Note: We need Participants: minimum : 02 - maximum 15 |
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