Rajasthan, the ‘Land of Kings’, blends grand forts, desert cities, and boutique stays. Discover Delhi’s monuments, Bikaner’s Junagadh Fort, rural safaris in Narlai, authentic Deogarh, Jodhpur’s ridge-top fort, and Udaipur, Rajasthan’s romantic jewel in the Aravalli Hills.
Delhi reveals both Mughal splendour and the bustle of Old Delhi’s bazaars, best explored by cycle rickshaw through Chandni Chowk
In Bikaner, the Junagadh Fort and painted havelis showcase the city’s role as a historic desert trading hub
Jodhpur’s Mehrangarh Fort rises dramatically above the Blue City, a commanding gateway to the Thar Desert
Stay in Narlai for a taste of rural Rajasthan life, from village walks to leopard safaris in the Aravalli Hills
Udaipur, set on Lake Pichola, captivates with its palaces, temples and views across the surrounding hills
Arrive in Delhi and transfer to The Imperial for a 2-night stay in the heart of New Delhi. On day two, begin with a guided tour of New Delhi, taking in its grand colonial avenues, monuments, and cultural highlights. In the afternoon, move into Old Delhi, where a cycle rickshaw ride carries you through bustling Chandni Chowk, past the Red Fort and into vibrant local markets.
Transfer to Delhi Airport for your short flight to Bikaner, a desert city steeped in history. Stay overnight at Narendra Bhawan. With your guide, visit the 16th-century Junagadh Fort and its museum, admire the havelis on an auto-rickshaw ride through the narrow lanes of Old Bikaner, and finish at the ornate Bhandasar Jain Temple, known for its intricate frescoes and bright interiors.
After breakfast, continue by road to Jodhpur, the ‘Blue City’, for a two-night stay at RAAS Jodhpur, a stylish property beneath Mehrangarh Fort. On day five, explore the fort itself, with its towering ramparts and sweeping desert views, followed by a walking tour of the old town’s lively bazaars and winding blue-hued streets. Optional experiences include sunrise tuk tuk rides through the awakening city or sampling some of the region's delicious street food.
From Jodhpur, journey to the village of Narlai where you will spend two nights at Rawla Narlai, a converted 17th-century hunting lodge. In the afternoon, choose from a guided village walk, a climb up Elephant Hill for panoramic views, or a contemplative visit to the Cave Temple. Day seven is at leisure with optional activities such as jeep safaris in search of leopards, forest treks, horse riding, or unique dining experiences like a jungle lunch or dinner by campfire.
Travel from Narlai to Deogarh, stopping to marvel at the elaborately carved marble Jain temples of Ranakpur along the way. Stay for two nights at Dev Shree Deogarh, a lakeside retreat in the Aravalli Hills. Spend the next day at leisure, or opt for experiences such as a scenic train journey to Kamblighat, cycling in the countryside, or discovering the bustling local market.
End your adventure in Udaipur, the romantic 'Venice of the East', spending three nights at RAAS Devigarh, a restored 18th-century palace fortress overlooking the hills. On day eleven, tour Udaipur's highlights: the opulent City Palace, Jagdish Temple, and the Crystal Gallery, followed by a relaxing boat ride on Lake Pichola. Day twelve is at leisure, with options including yoga, cooking classes, or visits to the 16th-century Eklingji and Nagda temples. On day thirteen, transfer to Udaipur Airport for your return flight via Delhi or Mumbai.