In this trip you not only visit the mainstream destinations of Delhi, Agra, Udaipur, Jodhpur and Jaipur but you also see a more off beat, rural Rajasthan. Visit the charming little town of Karauli, the stunning hilltop fort of Bundi and the semi-desert landscape of Jojawar, all the while staying in interesting, characterful converted forts and palaces. A great way to combine some of the 'must sees' of India with some lesser visited but charming locations.
Day 1 - Delhi
- Arrival transfer at Delhi airport
Day 2 - Delhi
- Tour of Jama Mosque followed by a rickshaw ride and heritage walk in Old Delhi, including visit to Spice Market
- Tour of New Delhi - Humayun's Tomb, Qutab Minar and Lutyens's Buildings
Day 3 - Agra
- Transfer from Delhi to Agra
- Tour of Agra Fort
- Tour of Taj Mahal - the monument of love
Day 4 - Karauli
- Transfer from Agra to Karauli
Day 5 - Karauli
- Free day in Karauli
Day 6 - Bundi
- Transfer from Karauli to Bundi
- Tour of Bundi town
Day 7 - Chittorgarh, Udaipur
- Transfer from Bundi to Udaipur
- En route visit Chittorgarh Fort
Day 8 - Udaipur
- Tour of Udaipur - City Palace, Jagdish Temple and Sahelion ki Badi
Day 9 - Jojawar
- Transfer from Udaipur to Jojawar
- Explore Jojawar and surroundings with car and driver
Day 10 - Jodhpur
- Transfer from Jojawar to Jodhpur
Day 11 - Jodhpur
- Tour of Jodhpur - Mehrangarh Fort, Jaswant Thada and Clock Tower Market Area
Day 12 - Jaipur
- Transfer from Jodhpur to Jaipur
Day 13 - Jaipur
- Tour of Amber Fort
- Visit the City Palace, Jantar Mantar and Hawa Mahal
Day 14
- Transfer from Jaipur to Delhi airport
Considering the vast and varied landmass, it comes as no surprise that India's climate is complex. If you prefer to avoid extremes of heat and rainfall, it's best to aim for the cooler, drier months of October through to March. However, if a trip to either of the country's extremities appeals, take note: For the southern states, the retreating monsoon (October to December) is a consideration. Here, you find the most appealing climate between November and February. For reliable trekking weather in the Himalayas 1000km to the north, peak season is October, November and then March and April.
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