Jaipur, the capital city of Rajasthan. The city is painted pink, so it is also known as pink city. The city has major attractions and sites to visit. The first day tour of the city starts with the visit to Hawa Mahal and then its nearby destination City palace both of them are top attractions which are a must visit. Also, visit Albert Hall Museum, Jantar Mantar

Other destinations which can be explored on the second day of tour are  forts of Jaipur that include Amer Fort, Nahargarh Fort, Jaigarh Fort, Jal Mahal, and Walled Market (UNESCO Heritage Site) area.

Reach Mandawa by road.  After reaching there, visit the Chokhani Double Haveli.

Mandawa is well-known around the world for its historic havelis and the exquisite paintings that had been done on them. The artwork and painting on these havelis demonstrate the exceptional mastery of the period's handicrafts and painting. The atmosphere and ambiance of the location are a reflection of the cultural and social context of the area in the past. Destinations to be visited here are Murmuria Haveli, The Harlalka Well, Gulab Rai Ladia Haveli and Bansidhar Newatia Haveli. 

Reach Bikaner and explore the Camel Research Centre, one of Bikaner's top attractions. There are a lot of different kinds of camels living there. It is a government-owned and -operated research and breeding facility for camels and also explores the  Junagarh Fort, which exemplifies the Maharajas' opulent way of life and the structure composed of red sandstone and marble.

It is one of the ancient cities which still displays the ancient richness through its forts, palaces and havelis. The city is properly known as "camel country" and is home to some of the best riding camels in the world. One of the biggest camel breeding and research ranches is located there. Places to visit here include Karni Mata Temple, Gajner Palace Rampuria Haveli, Lallgarh Palace and Sri Lakshminath Temple.

Reach Jaisalmer by road. Start your half-day city trip, and visit Patwon ki Haveli and Gadisar Lake. In the evening, begin your desert safari from the Sam Sand Dunes and take a camel ride. You will have the opportunity to stop at a few of the attractions on the way to the safari.

The Gateway of Thar Desert, Jaisalmer is one of the top tourist destinations in Rajasthan. The city is famous for its royal richness as it projects many artistic monuments, historical forts and abandoned villages. All these add charm to state tourism. Pay a  visit to  Jaisalmer Fort, Desert National Park, Gadi Sagar Lake, Tanot Mata Temple and Jain Temple.

While moving to Jodhpur, Make a  stop at  Pokhran. There are a lot of well-known spots to visit in Pokhran which are surrounded by stunning scenery.  Places that can be visited here include Pokhran Fort, Baba Ramdev Temple, Ramdevra Fair and Pokaharan Museum. Continue driving to Jodhpur after the visit.

Jodhpur, the blue City of Rajasthan and also the second largest city of the state. The city is named blue city because the structures in the city's oldest quarter are painted a light shade of blue. The art, culture, and architecture of Jodhpur City beautifully preserve the allure of its prehistoric past. For travellers who enjoy experiencing grandeur and looking back at India's princely history, Jodhpur is a wonderful experience. The best view of the blue painting in Jodhpur can be seen from the walls of the Mehrangarh Fort.
Destinations which can be explored on the first day of  tour are Jaswant Thada, Toorji Ka Jhalra, Khejarla Fort, Umaid Bhawan Palace and Moti Mahal 

On the  2nd day of the tour, you can go for Bishnoi Village Heritage Walk and also visit Sheesh Mahal and Mehrangarh Fort Museum and Trust.

On the way to Mount Abu, stop at Pali and visit Adishwar Temple, Jawai Dam, Parshuram Mahadev Temple, Surya Narayan Temple, Ranakpur Dam, Om Banna Dham and Samand Lake. Continue driving to Mount Abu.

A hill station located on the Aravalli Range and is encircled by a thicket of trees. Being the lone hill station in Rajasthan, it has a relatively cool and pleasant temperature for the majority of the year. On the first day of the trip, enjoy boating in the Nakki Lake, then visit Achalgarh Fort and enjoy the sunset there. 
Locations to visit in here on the second day include Guru Shikhar,
Dilwara Temple, Mount Abu Wildlife Sanctuary, Shri Raghunandan Temple
and Toad Rock.

Reach Udaipur and go for half-day sightseeing which include visiting Jagmandir, and Jagdish Temple. And, also you can enjoy the evening boat ride in Fateh Sagar Lake.

Udaipur, the Venice of East or City of Lakes. The city is a major attraction site for travellers every year. You will undoubtedly be mesmerised by Udaipur's regal past, magnificent structures, lively bazaars, and complete tranquillity. Major attractions to be visited here are City Palace Udaipur, Bagore Ki Haveli, Sunset cruise over Lake Pichola, Sajjangarh Palace and Saheliyon-Ki-Bari.

Reach Kota and explore some of the destinations like Seven Wonder Park and Kishore Sagar.

Kota is the third-largest city in Rajasthan and is located on the banks of the River Chambal. It also features a lot of holy sites that are significant to Sikhs and Hindus alike.
The tourist destinations to visit here includes the holy place Garadia Mahadev Temple, Gaipernath Waterfall, Jagmandir Palace,  Chambal Gardens
Kota Barrage and Chambal River Safari.

Reach Bundi and explore the city. The city of Bundi also referred to as the blue city of Eastern Rajasthan, is situated in the southern Aravalli Hills amid what appears to be an oasis. It is well recognised for its residences, castles, artwork, step wells, and palaces in addition to other well-known tourist spots. Bundi Palace, Raniji ki Baori, Sukh Mahal, Lake Jait Sagar, and Taragarh Fort are just a few of the attractions.

Reach Pushkar and go for sightseeing. In this mysterious and holy city, the Pushkar Camel Fair is the main attraction. Another widely held notion is that one's sins can be washed away by bathing in the Pushkar Lake. Savitri temple, Rangji Temple and Brahma temples can be visited.

Even if you're in Pushkar, consider visiting Ajmer. It will only take you a little over an hour to get there. You can explore the city and return to Pushkar by evening. The Aravalli range encircles the city of Ajmer. There are numerous stunning, lovely, historic, and religious sights in the area. Dargah Sharif, Ana Sagar Lake, Adhai Din ka Jhonpra, Akbar's Palace and Museum, and Nareli Jain Temple are among the attractions in Ajmer.

End your trip by heading back to Jaipur. Reach Jaipur International Airport and catch your next flight from there.