Rajasthan the land of palaces and sand dunes, the land of 8 pm sunsets, the land of rustic folk music, the land of colorful food, Colorful People and colorful Cities like Dal Baati Churma the land of bandhni and puppet shows and blue pottery. Rajasthan the state which calls out to every wander-lust driven individual out there is one that needs no introduction. Delhi Car Rental Services has devised varioustour plans for experiencing the magic of Rajasthan.
Arrival at New Delhi On arrival pick from Delhi. Those living in the city can let us know a convenient time for meeting the next day. Those living elsewhere need to arrive at Delhi first and rest the day. They are free to explore the city with New Delhi Car Rentals.
Drive from Delhi to Jaipur. The distance can be covered in a five hour journey. Check in at hotel in Jaipur and stay the night. Depending on the time of the day we are leaving, one can rest or explore with New Delhi Car Rentals.
Jaipur Explore Jaipur throughout the day. Places which can be visited include Amer Fort, Hawa Mahal, Jantar Mantar, City Palace, Jal Mahal , Jaigarh Fort, Ram bagh Palace and more.
Jaipur Explore Jaipur throughout the day. Places which can be visited include Amer Fort, Hawa Mahal, Jantar Mantar, City Palace, Jal Mahal , Jaigarh Fort, Ram bagh Palace and more.
Check out from hotel at Jodhpur and start for Udaipur. We will visit the Ranakpur Jain Temple and the Udaipur Pichola Lake, City Palace, and Saheliyon ke Bari . Evening is free for rest or exploring nearby market. Check in at the hotel at Udaipur and stay the night.
Check out from the hotel at Udaipur visit Jagdish Temple and start for Pushkar. The four and a half hour journey will end around noon if we plan and start early. The Pushkar Lake is one place one should definitely visit. Other spots of interest include Man Mahal and Brahma Temple and Pushkar Lake. Check in at the hotel at Pushkar and rest for the night.
Check out from hotel at Pushkar and visit Bharma Temple drive to New Delhi. The journey is nearly for seven hours and one will find ample time to rest. We suggest that you keep your eyes open and soak in the essence of Rajasthan on your way back to the mundane everydayness of life. 7 days might not be enough to explore the state so rich with heritage and color in every nook and corner but it is surely a way to start. Those who can’t afford to take longer holidays can surely try it out and plan something more elaborate for the coming year.
