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Our Rajasthan vacations are all about stories painted in technicolour. We forge the many natural and man-made highlights of Rajasthan with its colourful people. Its well-told folklore & legends, vibrant community, ancient forms of art & crafts and some very unique architecture are blended into exciting itineraries. Discover the stories of the erstwhile princely state. Understand the tough life of the desert people. Experience the innovative, entrepreneurial spirit of the Marwari people.
Our Rajasthan Holidays make for a meaningful, cultural & experiential adventure. We particularly attempt to connect travellers with the local inhabitants of these lands so they can show you their homeland in the most intimate fashion.
Arrive in Jaipur, where our representatives greet you and transfer you to a luxury home stay near the airport. Meet the wonderful owners of the homestay, who also run an NGO that supports HIV positive children in Jaipur. Their insight into the culture, tradition and history of Rajasthan are a wonderful introduction for a traveler to the Rajput state of India. Learn about some of the social issues she is trying to address within her personal capacity as you spend your night amidst some wonderful company. In the morning, visit the city palace and look up for the flag and if you see it you know the Maharaja is in the palace! Walk around the uniquely constructed city, and understand the history of the place. Option to visit Amber fort. For the night, return to your cozy homestay again.
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After a late breakfast, walk inside the lanes of Pushkar. You may encounter people from remote parts of the world in the quest of finding their inner self. Hinduism is a thought process and this you can see in Pushkar. Enjoy a meal overlooking the lake. Spend time visiting the Brahma temple and if you are lucky meet a Yogi meditating near the lake. The day will pass leisurely, before we transfer you to the hotel.
After breakfast on the next morning, leave for Roopengarh - a desolate Fort where once a Mughal spent a night) In the afternoon, visit Roopengarh village. Meet various artisans, weavers, Gota maker, Durry maker and Potters. Understand how Rural India is connected to commerce through handicrafts. The Handicraft industry is one of the biggest occupations in India after agriculture. Spend the night at Roopengarh.
On the next morning, leave for Guda Village near Makrana, where you will experience a Village stay for 2 nights. The 2 day stay will give you unparalleled insight into the many issues that form the core of the challenges faced by contemporary India, such as women empowerment, social conditions, Health, Education, livelihood issues, etc. The days spent in the Gudda Village take you to the ‘bastis’ of these artists, where you can participate in workshops on puppetry. The focus of workshops will be to explore how puppetry can be used in the modern days to convey the message of literacy, health, hygiene and primary education. The guests get to make these puppet and learn from the masters who are traditional artists. Spend the evening with the Bhopa community: The feudal stories of Papuji Rathore is sung by the members of Bhopa community in the evenings post sunset. As typical of our holidays, the performances are not organised in hotels or resorts, instead we invite our travellers to our villages to meet and interact with the communities and understand more about their social backgrounds and enjoy the ritualistic traditions. You will also get opportunity to visit a local school and interact with children. In the evening house ladies will put Mehendi !! Overnight stay at Makrana Village.
Early next morning, drive to Mandore near Jodhpur (6.5hrs drive). Arrive at Mandore and proceed to Mandore Guest House. Mandore guest house provides great opportunity to work with volunteers of the NGO supported by the family. If you possess any specific skills that you’d like to share, do let us know; we can connect you with the local partner who will match the skills, provided there is a need for such voluntary engagement. Visit the magnificent Mehrangarh Fort and the bazaar. Overnight in Mandore/Jodhpur. A plethora of activities are possible in Mandore, ranging from Bird watching and cycling to a nearby village to see the rural projects. Jeep Safari to Bishnoi village is also offered by the hosts at Mandore Guest House. Overnight stay at Mandore/Jodhpur.
On the 10th morning, drive to Siana (3.5hrs drive), a quaint little town and a less explored destination in Rajasthan. Your hosts here are famous for their hospitality. In the evening, go for a Panther safari, followed by overnight in Siana. Begin the following day with a village walk and explore the carpentry culture of Siana. Visit a traditional carpenter’s house to see their pieces of work. Drive across the dry river bed and meet with the Rabari community, the traditional shepherds of this region. Go on a panther trail at dusk and come back to immerse yourself in stargazing. Overnight in Siana.
The Aravallis welcome you to Udaipur via Ranakpur temples (5hrs). Stroll along the lakes and the narrow lanes, each with a unique character as you discover Rajasthan’s most romantic city - Updaipur, where you will spend the evening and night at your leisure. The next day, embark upon a guided tour of the City Palace, Saheliuon Ki Bari and Jagdish Temple. Don’t forget to shop to your heart’s extent; from authentic jewellery to colourful clothes and wooden toys, Udaipur will never disappoint on this front. Go on a guided tour visiting City palace, Saheliyon Ki bari and Jagdish Temple. We can also organize a cuisine trail on your last day in Rajasthan. The evening is reserved for a serene boat ride on Lake Pichola with a setting sun for company. On the last day, transfer to the airport for onward journey.
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DAYSThe Rustic Rural Rajasthan is a trail through the Rajput lands. Join us as we traverse through the desert land, dotted by colourful villages and adorned by thousands of folk-arts & handicrafts. This tour gives travellers a real insight into the extreme balance of life the characterises Rajasthan – on one end of the spectrum are the spectacular forts & majestic havelis, while at the same time, a good section of the Rajasthani populace is amongst the poorest in the country.
Arrive at Delhi and proceed on a guided tour of Lutyens New Delhi. We take you through this beautifully planned quarter of the city that is home to important, and architecturally relevant structures such as the Parliament, Rashtrapati Bhavan (president’s residence) and India Gate. We finish the tour of Delhi with sunset at the Qutb Complex, which is home to the Qutb Minar, the tallest minaret in India and the Iron Pillar which is one of the wonders of India. Spend the night in the capital city of India. Wake up early next morning to go on a guided history walk through old Delhi. Visit the various eateries in the narrow crowded lanes of the legendary Chandni Chowk and taste Delhi through its delicacies (Karims – the most authentic Mughlai eatery). Visit the Kinari bazaar - tightly packed stalls selling bewildering array of tinsel and sequins. Dariba Kalan is the lane of jewellers and silversmiths. Rickshaw ride is the best way to explore if you feel tired of walking in the narrow lanes. Board an afternoon train to Bharatpur 2060 exp 1320/1543. Arrive and transfer to accommodation near the park. If time permits, we can have a quick stroll around this wonderful natural paradise before retiring for the night.
Wake up early in the morning to hear the orchestra of birds in the Keoladeo Ghana National Park. Drive after lunch to Ranthambore National Park (5.5 hours drive) home to one of the largest populations of the Royal Bengal Tiger. Spend the night at a cozy guesthouse/homestay inside the National Park. Early next morning, embark upon another safari in your quest to spot the majestic Bengal tiger and thereafter leave for Bijaipur (6.5 hours drive). On the way, take a small pit-stop at Bundi, famous for its medieval fort. You have the rest of the evening free to discover Bijaipur at your leisure.
The next morning, go for an early morning village safari around Bijaipur, a rocky area dominated by green fields and forests. After seeing the picturesque terrain of Bijaipur, drive to Udaipur (3 hours drive). Explore the city at your lesiure in the evening before an retiring for the night. Spend the entire day in Rajasthan’s most romantic city, Udaipur. This side of Rajasthan has been widely photographed and showcased but is still worth savouring. Your day will consist of a boat ride on lake Picola, Bazaar Walks and Guided tours of the City.
Leave early in the morning for Kumbhalgarh (4 hours drive), which is nestled within greenery and serenity. Visit the Kumbalgarh Fort, which is at one of the highest points in the Aravalli range and encloses many temples, palaces, gardens and water-storage facilities. The fort was renovated in the last century. Overnight in Kumbhalgarh.
The next morning begins with a day excursion to Ranakpur – an 8 hour trek. The trek takes you through the wild side of amazing forests and hills. Chances of spotting wildlife is quite high. Arrive in Ranakpur and visit the famous Jain temples which have been preserved since 15th century. In the evening drive back to Kumbhalgarh and enjoy a well-deserved night of rest.
Narlai located mid way between Udaipur-Jodhpur takes you back in time. Here, an extremely authentic Rajput stay - Rawla (villa) nestled in the village bustling with activity and bursting with colors awaits you.
The next morning, drive towards Jodhpur (3hrs drive) and spend the rest of the day exploring Jodhpur, a city punctuated amply by gardens, monuments and legends. We visit the massive Meherangarh fort, Jodhpur’s old town and the Mandore gardens before settling down at your hotel for a relaxed evening and night. After breakfast on the following morning, explore the Bishnoi villages around Jodhpur and learn about their lifestyle, which is devoted to the environment and protection of wild life.
On the 12th morning, we drive to Jaisalmer (6.5 hours drive), the city which is at the heart of the vast Thar desert. On the way we make a pit-stop at Pokharan, a traditional pottery village. Try your hand at pottery and take back what you mould. At Jaisalmer we explore the fort and interact with the locals, before settling down for the night. You next day will consist of guided tours of the Golden Fort, Jain Temple, Gadisar tank and Havelis. From late afternoon onwards, you’ll have the rest of the day free to explore the city at your leisure.
Spend the penultimate day of your holiday walking through the wonderful streets of Jaisalmer until your departure to Delhi by train. The train ride passes through desert sands, rustic landscapes and colourful settlements – a fitting last glimpse of Rajasthan. Arrive in Delhi on the 15th day and prepare for onward journey.
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DAYSArrive in Jaipur – the Pink City, where a transfer to your hotel/homestay awaits you. Explore the dimly lit capital city of Rajasthan at leisure and marvel at its impecabble town planning. In the evening, visit a nearby village to attend a Folk and Puppetry program and interact with the wonderful people that create and perform these works-of-art! The Blue Yonder supports these artisans in partnership of Kalakar Vikas samiti . This is also a wonderful opportunity to buy directly from the artisans themselves with large varieties of small puppets, trinkets, hanging elephants, bangles etc. to choose from. Your purchases directly support the artisans and their craftsmanship. Return to Jaipur for overnight stay. The next morning, visit the city palace and look out for the hoisted flag, it is an indicator of whether the Maharaja is at the palace or not. We take you on a walk around the uniquely constructed city, and study its planning. You have an option to visit Amber fort or indulge in responsible shopping at fair trade shops. Overnight in Jaipur.
Early next morning, drive into the ruggedly beautiful Shekhawati region (4 hours). We take you on a walk through the town of Nawalgarh to explore its havelis, before settling down for a peaceful evening/night. Wake up early morning and choose from a range of activities such as cycle trips, camel rides and even horse rides, cooking demos, etc. For women travelers, we strongly recommend checking out the famous Mehendi (Indian Tattoo). Overnight in Nawalgarh.
In the morning, drive to Khimsar via Fatehpur (5 hours) and visit some exquisitely built havelis. Check into a sensitively designed desert camp and settle in to experience a dazzling sunset. On the following morning, join us on a visit to the weaving centre supported by a local foundation that has been engaging local women from the nearby villages. You can interact with the women to understand where they come from and learn the art of weaving before returning to camp and soak in the incredible vastness and serenity of the desert!
In the morning, we drive to Chandelao, a quaint village renowned for some of the best food in these parts of the world. Here you get to meet some wonderful craftsmen – from potters to folk artists. Count on your hosts here to make your stay a memorable experience. In the evening, embark upon a ‘sundowner’ trip at camel pace. Overnight in Chandelao. After breakfast the next morning, you can go to the local markets around the town of Pipar or watch migratory birds at a nearby bird sanctuary. Share a lunch or dinner with the locals, as they recount magical tales that speak of the history of the fort and the feudal system of these lands. Retire for the night in Chandelao.
The following morning, drive down to Rohetgarh (3 hours). On the way, visit the massive Mehrangarh Fort in Jodhpur; meander through its passages, with stories and history mapping centuries for company. The drive to Rohet is via the famous Bishnoi villages. The Bishnois are known for being the original environmentalists who would give their lives to protect the environment. Experience the inspiration of their will power. The present rulers of Rohetgarh are known for their warmth and hospitality. The stables of Rohetgarh have the best Marwari breed of horses in Rajasthan. Overnight in Rohet. Stroll around the picturesque village of Rohetgarh. Your time in Rohet is at your leisure, allowing you some time to catch up with and reflect on everything you’ve witnessed so far. For the equestrian enthusiasts, optional horse riding sessions await you.
Early next morning, drive to Siana, a quaint little town, and a less explored destination in Rajasthan. The hosts are famous for their hospitality. Spend the night under open skies with stars and constellations for company. Rise early and join us on a village walk to explore the culture of Siana, a town that whose economy revolves around carpentry. Visit traditional carpenters at their homes to see their pieces of work. Drive across a dry river bed and meet with the Rabari community, the traditional shepherds of this region. Explore the village with the adorable sheep for company! Go on a panther safari at dusk and return to your camp to immerse yourself in stargazing.
The Aravallis welcome you into Udaipur. Stroll along the lakes and the narrow lanes, each with a unique character as you discover Rajasthan’s most romantic city. Walk around the bazaar streets and take back some wooden toys and authentic silver accessories. On your last day with us, you can go on a guided tour of the city, before we transfer you to the airport for onward journey to Mumbai/Delhi.
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DAYSOn arrival in Delhi, check in to your hotel and after a short rest, join us on a guided tour of Lutyens New Delhi. We take you through this beautifully planned quarter of the city that is home to important, and architecturally relevant structures such as the Parliament, Rashtrapati Bhavan (president’s residence) and India Gate. Finish the tour of Delhi with sunset at the Qutb Complex, which is home to the Qutb Minar, the tallest minaret in India and the Iron Pillar, which is one of the wonder’s of India. Return to your hotel for overnight stay. Early next morning go on a guided history walk through old Delhi (not available on Sundays). Visit the many eateries in the narrow crowded lanes of Chandni Chowk and taste Delhi through its delicacies (including Karims, the most authentic Mughlai eatry), Visit the Kinari bazaar - tightly packed stalls selling a bewildering array of tinsel and sequins, Dariba Kalan is the lane of jewellers and silversmiths. You could also opt for a rickshaw ride, which is the best way to explore if you feel tired of walking in the narrow lanes. Visit the Jama Masjid - India’s largest mosque with its soaring minarets. On return to Hotel visit Rajghat, site of Mahatama Gandhi’s cremation. You have the rest of the day to relax or explore at your leisure.
On the next day, we drive down to Agra (5.5 hours), the home of the Taj Mahal. Our first stop in Agra is Sikandra, a tomb built by Emperor Akbar and finished by his son Jehangir. We also visit the Agra fort and examine the exquisite architecture of the Mughal empire. Overnight in Agra.
The morning is reserved for exploring one of the seven wonders of the world – the Taj Mahal, built by Emperor Shah Jahan in loving memory of his wife Mumtaz. On your way to Ranthambore, stop over at Emperor Akbar’s city Fatehpur Sikri. Overnight in Ranthambore. Ranthambore National Park is home to one of the biggest populations of the Royal Bengal Tiger and its terrain and foliage offers the best chances to spot the magnificent big cats. We go on an early morning safari and a late evening one. The day is spent visiting shops nearby that sell local crafts and garments. Overnight in Ranthambore.
Embark upon a 3 hr drive to The Pink City of India - Jaipur. Set foot into one of the best planned cities in India. In the afternoon visit the City Palace and Observatory and walk in the bazaars. In the evening attend the Folk and Puppetry programs in a nearby village. Meet the authentic performers working in partnership with The Blue Yonder. This is also a wonderful opportunity to buy directly from the artisans themselves with large varieties of small puppets, trinkets, hanging elephants, bangles etc. to choose from. Your purchases directly support the artisans and their craftsmanship. Overnight in Jaipur
The next morning, drive further north to Nawalgarh (4 hours) in the Shekhawati region, famous for its shrub and desert landscapes. We visit the Amer Fort enroute. Nawalgarh is home to more than 200 ancient havelis, and we walk you through the village visiting a few of them. After a good night’s rest, prepare yourself for an enjoyable day as you pick through a choice of activities such as cycle trips, camel rides and even horse rides, combined with culinary trails and cooking demonstrations. Ladies can try their hand at the famous Mehendi (Indian Tattoo). Overnight in Nawalgarh.
Next morning, leave for Bikaner (4hrs drive), a desert city and the most arid part of Rajasthan. Enjoy the unique eateries of Bikaner. Walk along the sand dunes of this desert city. Visit the majestic Junagarh Fort and National Research Centre on Camel (Camel breeding farm) and visit the camel museum. Participate in an interactive lecture held by a traditional camel breeder. Overnight in Bikaner. Next morning, drive out of Bikaner (3hrs drive) and stop over at the Karni Mata Temple, where thousands of rats are worshipped. (Spotting a white Rat is considered to bring good fortune). Enter the silent village of Bhap and go on a village walk. Spend some time by yourself and relax. Over night at Bhap.
Drive through the spectacular landscape of the Thar desert to reach the city of Jaisalmer (4 hours). In the afternoon, Visit the Khuri Sand dunes for a camel ride and see experience a unique sun-set over the desert landscape. Return to Jaisalmer for the night’s stay. Early next morning, embark upon a guided tour of the Golden Fort, Jain Temple, Gadisar tank and Havelis. You have the rest of the day to yourself to explore the wonderful city at your leisure.
Drive to Jodhpur on the following day (7 hours). On the way, visit Pokharan, a village where we see families still practising the ancient art of pottery. Overnight in Jodhpur. In the morning, we first visit Mehrangarh Fort, which forms the backdrop for what is known as the Blue City. Visit the clock tower and explore the bazaar street which still resembles a market from the 1500s. Overnight in Jodhpur.
Set off for Udaipur next morning, via the Jain temples in Ranakpur - 4hrs drive. The beautiful Jain Temples are made of soft sandstone with panels that are sensual and remind you of Khajuraho temples.. Thereafter, proceed onwards to Udaipur – a further 2 hrs drive. Arrive and check in at a hotel near the lake with the rest of the day at your leisure. Early next morning, spend a day exploring Rajasthan’s most romantic city, Udaipur. The city is known for it’s authentic jewellery , colourful clothes and wooden toys. Go on a guided tour spanning the City palace, Saheliyon Ki bari and Jagdish Temple. We can also organize a cuisine trail on your last day in Rajasthan. In the evening go for a boat ride on lake Pichola and watch the sun set beyond Udaipur’s beautiful horizon In the morning, transfer to airport/railway station from whence you depart onwards for next destination.
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DAYSThe Colors of Rajasthan combines the monumental highlights of Rajasthan and the Golden Triangle area, with the vast riches of its cultural treasures to form the crux of an eventful experiential holiday. The trip attempts to sensitise our travellers to the hardships of this land and the strong will of its people, while also introducing them to the riches of Rajasthan's traditional and contemporary array of folk-arts, handicrafts & fine-arts.
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DAYSSpend a day exploring the many highlights of the Pink City. From an elephant ride to the historic Amer Fort to a visit to the majestic Hawa Mahal and the city's many priceless artisans, this day trip is an intense ride through Jaipur's many treasures.
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DAYSJoin our food guide as we walk through a local market to learn about the nuances of Rajasthani cooking, before you head to your local host’s home for the meal. For those who want to experience Jaipur’s street food, guide will explain the delicacies & you can taste whatever takes your fancy.
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DAYSThe old walled city of Jaipur is a labyrinth of historic landmarks, street shops ranging from chai to traditional arts & crafts and much more. Against this eventful backdrop, join us for a stroll as we connect the past with the present in this historic city.
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DAYSBecome acquainted with life in the Blue City with this full day personalized tour of the major sights in Jodhpur. The guided tour includes visits to major landmarks of the city such as the Mehrangarh Fort, Jaswant Thada, Ghantaghar Market amongst some other hidden treasures.
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DAYSThe Ghanta Ghar market walk takes you around the bustling marketplace, (Jodhpur’s largest) through the clock tower (Ghanta ghar) area and offers a glimpse into a variety of produce, from vegetables to traditional clothing, fabric and jewellery. Sip on some 'chai' as you take in the energy of this historic market.
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DAYSA half day (5 hour) tour by jeep that takes you to the areas surrounding Jodhpur, into the dry Thar desert, so you can meet the various communities that make up the rural Marwar ecosystem and get a glimpse of desert wildlife, including migratory winter birds during season.
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DAYSHighlights of Udaipur is a guided tour that covers the most famous landmarks of Rajasthan's most romantic city. Udaipur is renowned for its beautiful palaces, lakes and gardens. This trip combines the best of the lot including visits to the City Palace, Saheliyon ki Bari, the Jagdish Temple & the vintage car collection into a concise 5 hour itinerary.
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DAYSThis day trip to Chittorgarh Fort focuses on exploring the ruins of Chittor, dramatic with its palaces, temples, towers and reservoirs. This ancient city was the capital of the Mewar kingdom for over 800 years. The stories surrounding the city, and its dashing rulers, are the stuff of legends and lore.
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DAYSGhats (steps) that lead down to the river, are a common sight in many Indian towns, and Udaipur is known for its bathing ghats. Join a local storyteller as he leads you on a winding maze through different kinds of bazaars before introducing you to the eventful bathing ghats of Udaipur.
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DAYS22 kilometers from Udaipur, the Saas Bahu Temple Complex includes a cluster of temples dedicated to Lord Vishnu, built in the 9th and 10th century. Though now in ruins, you’ll get to marvel at the perfect symmetry and workmanship of these ancient temples.
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DAYSSpend a day in the Aravalli Mountains with this day excursion to Ranakpur, which is home to a cluster of Jain temples that are unparalleled in their beauty & Kumbhalgarh, which boasts of a magnificent fort. Lose yourself to the history and spirituality of these ancient sites.
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DAYSThis is a guided tour of Bikaner Must See's. Our storytellers will lead you through your own private exploration of the city of Bikaner. The highlights of this trip are the Junagarh Fort, the Old City of Bikaner, the stone ‘havelis’ and the camel breeding farm.
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DAYSThe Bikaner Old City Walk in the company of our local storytellers is a brilliant introduction to the colorful life in this desert city. Explore the bangle, spice and vegetable markets, the ‘tea street’ and the red-stone havelis of Bikaner during this walk. Transfers from and to the hotel will be via the colorful tuktuk - also an experience worth remembering.
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DAYSThis day trip takes you to Deshnok, which is at an hour's distance from Bikaner. The Karni Mata Temple is unique in that it is home to over 20,000 rats. Rats are considered sacred to Karni Ma, the patron goddess of Bikaner’s royal family.
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