• After the breakfast leave for excursion
• Start your excursion with visiting the 

Jantar Mantar - In terms of importance, scope, and preservation, this is the oldest observatory in India. It is a representation of the cosmological ideas and astronomical knowledge of a learned prince's court at the conclusion of the Mughal era.

Amber Fort - The Amber Fort, often referred to as Amer Fort, is a fort-Palace complex that overlooks the lovely Maota Lake.

Albert Hall Museum - The museum entices visitors with its captivating beauty as one of India's best examples of Indo-Saracenic architecture.

Jal Mahal -  In contrast to the rest of the hectic city, the beautiful palace appears to float atop the sparkling Man Sagar Lake.

Jaigarh Fort - The Jaigarh fort is regarded as Jaipur's most durable landmark. This location, also known as "Victory Fort," served as a warehouse for all the military armour, cannons, weapons, and ammunition.

• After dark, return to the hotel
• Spend rest of the night at hotel
• After dark, return to the hotel
• Spend rest of the night at hotel

• Leave the hotel in the morning.
• Reach Udaipur.

The historical Rajput-era forts, opulent palaces, breathtaking lakes, magnificent temples, galleries, art, traditional festivals, and rich culture of Udaipur are world-famous.

• Enter the hotel and keep the luggage.
• Leave for an excursion.
• Start the tour with visiting 

City Palace Udaipur - The stone and marble City Palace, nestled in the heart of the Aravallis, stands in stark contrast to the bucolic landscape that surrounds it.

Lake Pichola - Without taking a boat ride, particularly early in the morning, a trip to Lake Pichola is not complete. When the sun is reflecting off of the pure water and historic buildings in the evenings, it appears as though the entire area has been covered in gold. The captivating sights will transport you to a distant, tranquil world and awaken your romantic side.

Jag Mandir Palace - The palace has three levels and is constructed from yellow sandstone and marble. Eight life-size elephant sculptures made of high quality white marble that appear to be guarding the palace would be a sight to behold.

Ahar Cenotaphs - This historical site is well-known for its stunning architecture and for being the cremation site of the Maharanas of Mewar.

Eklingji Temple - With its pyramidal roof and distinctively carved tower, this two-story temple is lovely to behold. With steps that descend to the calm waters, the temple's exterior walls are extended.

• After dark, return to the hotel
• Spend rest of the night at hotel

• Leave the hotel in the morning
• Reach Jodhpur
• A tourist's paradise in every way, Jodhpur is situated in the Thar Desert. Its stunning architecture is a masterful fusion of European, Mughal, and Indo-Saracenic styles that has enhanced the landscape of Indian architecture.
• Enter the hotel and keep the luggage.
• Leave for an excursion.
• Start the tour with visiting 

Mehrangarh Fort -  The colourful heritage and splendid traditions preserved in the form of paintings, statues, arts, and artefacts that have been steadfast since the past era are brought to life during visits to these locations.

Umaid Bhawan Palace - The 347-room palace has currently been split into three halves. One area is the royal family's house, which is off-limits to visitors. The second one has a museum that showcases an extensive collection of royal family heirlooms, including portraits, weapons, clocks, plush animals, and other items. The third section of the palace has been transformed into a five-star hotel that provides its guests with the most luxurious services.

Mandore Garden - The stunning cenotaphs, or "dewals," that are dispersed around the Mandore Gardens are the garden's most remarkable feature.

Khejarla Fort - The Khejarla fort in Jodhpur is a historic structure to treasure. The fort's distinctive charm draws people in despite its dilapidated and ancient façade by showcasing Rajput-Mughal architecture and aesthetics

• After dark, return to the hotel
• Spend rest of the night at hotel
• After dark, return to the hotel
• Spend rest of the night at hotel

• Leave the hotel in the morning.
• Reach Pushkar.

There are many tourist destinations in Pushkar, with pleasant surprises around every corner, ranging from holy sites to eccentric eateries. The quaint stores lining the vibrant streets are brimming with happiness, vibrancy, culture, and friendliness. Puskar is that region of India where everything that is seen astounds people.

• Start the tour with visiting

Pushkar Lake - One of Rajasthan's most popular tourist destinations is the lake, which is surrounded by lovely hills. One of the fascinating spots to visit in Pushkar is the Saint Agasthya's cave, which is located on these hills.

Brahma's Temple - one of Pushkar's unique tourist attractions is a Brahma temple, one of the few left standing in the nation.

Pushkar Camel Fair - The finest feature of this fair is that each day offers a different lineup of events, such as magic shows, snake charmers, puppet shows, camel parades, gipsy dances, and ghoomar.

Rangji Temple - The temple, which is devoted to Lord Rangii, is one of the few in Pushkar to feature South Indian architecture.

• After dark, return to the hotel
• Spend rest of the night at hotel

• Leave the hotel in the morning.
• Reach Jaipur
• Catch the flight to the home

And, the tour completes with traveller's  arrival to the home

Get a glimpse of mini India through this tour. And, enjoy your vacation at its best with your loved ones.