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Introduction:
The 8 Days Majestic Rajasthan Journey is an old-fashioned, inclusive itinerary planned to showcase India’s largest state’s diverse desert, royal and cultural charms. Covering major tourist sites famed for their history, vibrant architecture and unique geography, the 7 nights 8 days tour can be covered at an optimal pace for touring Rajasthan’s interior. The tour begins and winds up in the capital city of Jaipur, making logistics easier.
Itinerary Details:
Day 1: Jaipur Arrival
Begin your Majestic Rajasthan Tour by arriving at Jaipur’s International Airport or Railway Station. Settle into your pre-booked hotel, and explore the city in the evening. The time is often spent on a relaxed orientation to the city, taking a drive by the Albert Hall Museum and the Hawa Mahal, and an excursion to the ornate Birla Mandir. A trip to Chokhi Dhani, an ethnic village resort with traditional food, music and folk dance.
Day 2: Jaipur Sightseeing
The whole day is dedicated to exploring Jaipur’s imperial heritage. The morning is spent exploring the breathtaking Amber Fort, featuring an elephant ride or a traditional jeep climb. After exploring its courtyard and palaces, the journey resumes to the scenic Nahargarh Fort, a panorama of the city views and the Jaigarh Fort housing the Jaivana. The honeycomb structure of four stories high of the Hawa Mahal, Jantar Mantar, and the City Palace.
Day 3: Bikaner Transfer
The highway swings northwest and enters the Thar Desert. The tour from Jaipur to Bikaner is lengthy but scenic. The focus will turn to the desert heritage of Bikaner and check-in. Explore the major sightseeing attractions like Junagarh Fort, located on the plains and not on a hill and the interesting Karni Mata Temple near Deshnok, also known as the “Rat Temple.” The biggest National Research Centre on Camel is another tourist attraction in Bikaner. Enjoy shopping in the neighbourhood market for Bikaneri handicrafts and snacks, which might be included in the evening.
Day 4: Jaisalmer Desert Transfer
The day is best to experience the desert of Jaisalmer. After breakfast in Bikaner, the drive further proceeds towards Jaisalmer, also known as the Golden City. The yellow sandstone utilized in the construction of the city offers its allure. Check in to your pre-booked desert camp, travellers are taken to the Sam Sand Dunes. The evening is planned for a camel safari or a jeep safari, across the dunes, culminating in an incredible sunset view of the Thar Desert. The Rajasthani cultural show is witnessed all through the night with folk music, dance, and a buffet dinner.
Day 5: Jaisalmer Sightseeing Tour
Travellers are back in Jaisalmer city after a rural desert stay. Its architectural splendor is the day’s schedule. The major sightseeing attraction is the huge Jaisalmer Fort, which is a living fort and around 25% of the inhabitants of the old city continue to reside there. The intricately carved merchant houses like Patwon ki Haveli, Salim Singh ki Haveli and Nathmalji ki Haveli. A relaxing visit to Gadisar Lake, an artificial water reservoir enclosed by ghats and temples.
Day 6: Jodhpur Transfer
The tour proceeds eastward to Jodhpur, the city’s famous nickname derives from the old city’s blue-painted structures that are visible from its forts. The majestic Mehrangarh Fort, India’s largest and most impressive fort, has stunning panoramic views of Jodhpur. Other sightseeing attractions are the decadent Umaid Bhawan Palace, which contains a royal residence as well as a museum and the exquisite white marble cenotaph, Jaswant Thada. Try out the local spices and street food like Mirchi Bada or Mawa Kachori while exploring the Clock Tower Market in the evening.
Day 7: Pushkar Transfer
On this day, there’s a significant spiritual diversion through Pushkar. One of India’s ancient holy towns, famous for the Brahma Temple, one of the few in the world dedicated to the creator deity Brahma, and Pushkar Lake, where people take ritual dips. The day is spent exploring the temples and the ghats' serene, spiritual atmosphere. The evening could be spent in Pushkar or some neighbouring city like Ajmer, or the return towards Jaipur could begin to soften the farewell on the next day.
Day 8: Departure from Jaipur
The tour ends on the final day. Travellers will be dropped off at the Jaipur International Airport or Railway Station and proceed to their destination. Leave the travellers with lasting impressions of India’s royal heartland, concludes the whirlwind tour that satisfactorily brushes against the principal pillars of Rajasthani tourism.
