Royal Rajasthan Heritage Tour
A fortnight through princely Rajasthan — Jaipur, Ranthambore, Bundi, Udaipur, Jodhpur and the desert around Jaisalmer — staying in heritage havelis and palace hotels, with the state’s living craft and music traditions running through every stop.
- check_circleJodhpur Blue City exploration
- check_circleLake Palaces of Udaipur
- check_circleLiving traditions of Rajasthan warrior clans
- check_circleCurated palace hotel experiences
Duration
14 Nights / 15 Days
Accommodation
Heritage Haveli
Starting From
₹1,20,000 / person
Ideal For
History lovers and culture enthusiasts who want an immersive Rajasthan experience.
Detailed Itinerary
Days 1–3
Jaipur, the Pink City
Arrive Jaipur. Amber Fort, City Palace, Jantar Mantar and the bazaars, plus a private dinner with a noble family in their ancestral haveli.
Days 4–5
Ranthambore Interlude
Two nights at a safari lodge with two game drives in tiger country, and a visit to Ranthambore Fort.
Days 6–7
Bundi & the Hadoti Country
Step-wells, turquoise murals and a palace almost untouched by tourism — Rajasthan as it was fifty years ago.
Days 8–10
Udaipur, City of Lakes
City Palace, boat ride on Lake Pichola, the Monsoon Palace at sunset and a miniature-painting masterclass in the old city.
Days 11–13
Jodhpur, the Blue City
Mehrangarh Fort towering over the indigo old town, the cenotaphs of Jaswant Thada, spice markets, and a Bishnoi village drive.
Days 14–15
Farewell Rajasthan
Return to Jaipur or Delhi by road or rail. Farewell dinner and airport transfer.
What's Included
- check_circle14 nights in heritage havelis and palace hotels
- check_circleDaily breakfast and dinner
- check_circle2 Ranthambore safaris with permits and naturalist
- check_circlePrivate air-conditioned car with chauffeur throughout
- check_circleEnglish-speaking guides at every city
- check_circleAll monument entrance fees and experiences listed
- check_circleAirport transfers
What's Not Included
- cancelFlights and rail tickets
- cancelIndian visa fees
- cancelLunches and beverages
- cancelCamera fees, tips and personal expenses
- cancelTravel insurance
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