15th Nov - Arrive - Delhi
On arrival meet and greet at the International airport and transfer to hotel.
Overnight;

16th Nov - Delhi
Delhi is India's capital city. Old Delhi was the capital of Muslim India between the 17th and 19th centuries and there are many mosques, forts and monuments in this area that relate to India's Muslim history. New Delhi was purpose-built by the British as a colonial capital inaugurated in 1931. It is an open city and contains many embassies and government buildings.

Today tour Delhi a city containing both the spacious, planned New Delhi of late colonial Britain and Old Delhi its bustling and crowded medieval counterpart. Start the morning with a visit to Old Delhi. Built in the first half of the 17th Century by the Mughal Emperor Shah Jahan this old city is still a dense network of overcrowded homes, markets and endless alleyways dominated by the enormous Red Fort. Make your way to Chandni Chowk and enjoy this bustling thoroughfare of shops (most of which are closed on Sundays), craftsmen's workshops, mosques and temples. On the way visit Jama Masjid the largest mosque in India, commissioned by Shah Jehan and completed in 1656. Please remember to take care of your personal possessions when walking through these busy streets and may we suggest that you leave your valuables in your hotel safe. From Chandni Chowk continue to the Red Fort (closed on a Monday) with its imposing appearance and towering entrance.

Also visit Rajghat, the cremation place of Mahatma Gandhi and the Qutb Minar complex housing an impressive 13th Century 72m victory tower. In the afternoon drive south to New Delhi designed by British architect Sir Edwin Lutyens in a combination of western and eastern styles. Proceed up to Rashtrapati Bhavan once the Viceroy's abode but now the official residence of the President of India and then across to the eastern end of the Rajpath to the imposing India Gate. This war memorial, designed by Lutyens, commemorates the Indian soldiers who died in the First World War, on the Northwest Frontier and in the Afghan War of 1919 and, most recently, in the Indo-Pakistan war of 1971.

Overnight at the Hotel/.
Meals: Breakfast

17th Nov - Delhi - Agra (Shatabdi Exp 0615/0805 hrs)
Agra - Jaipur ( 250 kms - 5 hours drive)

Morning departure transfer to railway stationfor train to Agra. On arrival proceed to Taj Mahal, (closed Friday), arguably the greatest monument to love, built by Shah Jahan as a memorial to his wife Mumtaz and a building world renowned for its power and beauty. Restored by Lord Curzon after the demise of the Mughal Empire had led to its decline it is immediately recognizable that the shape, design and material combine to produce perfection. The craftsmanship is outstanding with semi-precious stones inlaid into the marble in beautiful patterns, a process known as pietra dura, whilst the white marble reflects every change in light allowing the Taj to appear to change its hue according to the light and time of day.

Afternoon Agra for the drive to Jaipur en-route visit to Fatehpur Sikri, the one time red sandstone capital of the Mughal Emperor Akbar. Built during the second half of the 16th Century in honour of a local holy man who had helped, and then prophesized, to Akbar that he would have the three sons and heirs that he so desperately desired, Fatehpur Sikri grew into a city that is still today a reminder of his power, lifestyle and vision. Afterwards continue your journey onto Jaipur. On arrival check into the hotel.

Overnight at the hotel.
Meals: Breakfast

18th Nov - Jaipur
This morning drive through the rugged hills that surround Jaipur city to visit Amber Fort a beautiful palace with ornate mosaics, colored stone inlays, intricately painted murals, palaces, temples and cooling courtyard watercourses. In the afternoon take a guided walking tour through the old city to explore the colorful markets and bazaars before continuing onto the City Palace complex that occupies the centre of Jaipur. Painted pink as a mark of welcome, the City Palace was completed in 1732 and houses the intriguing Armory Museum and the beautiful Peacock Gate. Nearby is the Hawa Mahal, or Palace of the Winds, which forms part of the east wall of the City Palace complex. Built at the turn of the 19th Century this five storied structure with its elaborate façade was built for the ladies of the harem and is best seen from the street outside. Further along is the Jantar Mantar the largest stone observatory in world.

Overnight at the hotel.
Meals: Breakfast

19th Nov - Jaipur - Pushkar
Morning drive to Pushkar. At the centre of the town is Pushkar Lake, believed to have formed when Brahma dropped a lotus while looking for somewhere to pray. Now the town has over 400 temples, and many pilgrims come to bathe in the holy waters. On arrival check into the hotel.

Overnight at the Hotel
Meals: breakfast

20th Nov - Pushkar
Full day at Pushkar fair. Need to put some detailed description about Pushkar Fair. You can take it from website.

Overnight at the hotel
Meals: Breakfast

21th Nov - Pushkar - Udaipur
Morning drive to Udaipur, set in the Girwa Valley amongst the Aravalli Hills of south Rajasthan, Udaipur is a beautiful city and regarded by many as the most romantic in India. In contrast to the many neighbouring 'desert' cities Udaipur is an image of white marble palaces, languid deep blue lakes and attractive gardens set against a background of endless green hills. On arrival check into the hotel.

Overnight at the Hotel
Meals: Breakfast

22th Nov - Udaipur
This morning visit the City Palace which is an impressive complex of several palaces and stands on a hill on the banks of Lake Pichola. Of interest is the attractive Mor Chowk court, the Manak Mahal or 'Ruby Palace', the Chini ki Chitra Mahal and the Queen's Palace. Afterwards leave the palace and walk through the old town to view the impressively carved Jagdish Mandir temple built in 1651 and dedicated to Lord Vishnu. In the afternoon take a sunset cruise on Lake Pichola (water level permitting) to admire the serene beauty of Udaipur.

Overnight at the hotel
Meals: Breakfast

23st Nov - Udaipur - Jodhpur
Morning drive to Jodhpur, the second largest city and home to the dominating Meherangarh Fort. Founded in 1459 by Rao Jodha, who chose the site due to its strategic location on the fringe of the Thar Desert, Jodhpur lies on the influential Delhi-Gujarat

trading route. Over the centuries it was this location which allowed the city to utilise the trade of opium, copper, silk, sandalwood, dates and coffee and provided its rulers with the opportunity to benefit from the wealth this offered. As a result it is no surprise that Jodhpur was able to consolidate its position as one of the most influential and powerful states in Rajasthan. On arrival check into the hotel.

Overnight at the Hotel
Meals: Breakfast

24nd Nov - Jodhpur - Jaisalmer
Drive through the desert to the ancient city of Jaisalmer, stopping at the village of Khichan to see the feeding ground for the beautiful demoiselle crane. Situated in the great Thar Desert atop the roughly triangular-shaped Trikuta Hill, Jaisalmer has an extraordinary medieval feel and a unique atmosphere. Founded in 1156 by Prince Jaisal the town grew to be an important stopping point on the trade route across the Thar Desert from India to the West and it was from this trade that Jaisalmer's wealth grew. On arrival check into the hotel.

Overnight at the hotel
Meals: Breakfast

25rd Nov - Jaisalmer
Start the morning with a visit to Gadi Sagar tank southeast of the city walls and afterwards return to Jaisalmer Fort to explore the many narrow streets and exquisitely carved buildings. Visit some of the palaces built by successive generations of rulers, the Juna Mahal has beautiful jali screens and is one of the oldest in Rajasthan, as well as fascinating Jain Temples dating from the 12th Century and the numerous havelis.

Overnight at the Hotel
Meals: Breakfast

26th Nov - Jaisalmer - Manvor
Morning drive to Manvor. On arrival check into the hotel. Evening Jeep safari through the local villages.

Overnight at Manvor Resort
Meals: Breakast, Lunch & Dinner

27th Nov - Manvor - Jodhpur Jodhpur - Delhi - IC 472 1415/1515 hrs
Morning drive to Jodhpur airport for flight to Delhi. On arrival meet and transfer to hotel Overnight.

28th Nov - Delhi/out
Departure transfer to airport for flight back home.

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