Breakfast at the hotel.
Drive to Pushkar.
Afternoon visit the main sites.
Overnight in Pushkar.
Morning, drive to Pushkar. Upon arrival, check in for your stay.
Pushkar, which means lake of the lotus blossoms, is an ancient settlement that dates back to the 4th century. It stands at the base of a hill called Nag Pahar, in a valley encircled by the Aravallis in central Rajasthan. Hugging it are 52 ghats that give onto a ring of about 500 white – washed temples, ashrams and dharamsalas. On the banks of the lake you will see holy men administering a ceremonial mundan of a screaming child, as his pleased parents stand by with a coconut and flowers in their hands. Wandering the lanes of the Pushkar, or watching the people form a roadside stall as you drink Tea, is an exercise that can absorb you for days.
In the late afternoon you will explore the city mainly visiting the Pushkar Lake Ghats and the Brahma Temple, which is one of its kind left in India today.

Breakfast at the hotel.
Depart by surface for Rohet.
En-route explore the Jodhpur city.
Lunch at Jodhpur.
Overnight in Rohet.
Morning, drive to Jodhpur.
Jodhpur looks out over the desert to the West and the massive fort, topping a sheer rocky hill, which rises right in the middle of the town, totally dominates the city. The old city of Jodhpur is surrounded by a wall 10km long, which was built about a century after the city was founded. From the fort you can clearly see where the old city ends and the new begins. The old city is fascinating jungle of winding streets of great interest to wander around. Eight gates lead out from the walled city. It’s one of the more interesting cities in India and those baggy-tight horse riding trousers, jodhpurs, took their name from this locale.
Upon arrival visit the mighty 15th century Mehrangarh Fort (citadel of the Sun), which dominates Jodhpur and is one of the largest forts in India. Visit its various palaces with their delicate friezes and respective museums, displaying treasures of the royal family.
On the way further, visit Jaswant Thada - a pillared marble memorial to the popular ruler Jaswant Singh II (1878-95), who purged Jodhpur of dacoits, initiated irrigation systems and boosted the economy. The cenotaphs of members of the royal family who have died since Jaswant are close by his memorial; those who preceded him are remembered by chhatris at Mandor. This south-facing spot is also the best place from which to photograph the fort, looming above the sheer rocky Meherangarh plateau.
Drive to Rohet, upon arrival check in.
Evening is at Leisure.

(Optional):
the Traditional "Bandhandi" Art of Jodhpur: We take you into the back alleys of Ek Minar Masjid in Jodhpur to meet a family who has been involved in the art of tie and dye, called Bandhani, for generations. Bandhani is an ancient art practiced by people mainly of Rajasthan and Gujarat. There are about 700 to 800 Muslim families in Jodhpur who practice the Bandhani technique on a daily basis and have been catering to merchants and wholesalers for centuries.

Breakfast at the hotel.
Jeep safari at Rohet.
Drive to Deogarh.
Overnight in Deogarh.
After breakfast proceed to explore the Village of Rohet by jeep. Showcasing the best of the land, it is a complete cultural experience, which encompasses all that this region has to offer. From the warm and hospitable people customs and ceremonies and the abundant wildlife, guests have the rare privilege of being welcomed into people's homes and interacting with them. You get to experience and understand a way of life that takes them closer to their roots. Here you meet the 'Premier ecologists of the world', the Bishnois who have protected nature for more than 500 years and are responsible for the very survival of species like the Black Buck antelope (India's most beautiful antelope and a rare and protected species today.
Later drive to Deogarh (approx.3 hour 30 minutes).
Evening is at leisure.

Breakfast at the hotel.
Depart by surface for Udaipur.
En-route visit Ranakpur Temples.
Lunch at Ranakpur.
Overnight in Udaipur.
The drive today takes you across Aravalli Hills, the oldest mountain range in the world. The scenery along the way is superb and you will see many vignettes of Rajasthani rural life. Among the sights you see are colorful villages, farms where an ancient system of irrigation using bullocks and a Persian wheel are still in practice, outdoor schools and the sartorially vibrant people who add a splash of color to the countryside. There are endless opportunities for photography.
Your destination is one of the architectural gems of the area, The White Marble Jain Temples at Ranakpur. Surrounded by tangled forests with monkeys abounding in the courtyard.
Ranakpur is one of the five important pilgrim centers for the Jain community. The whole including the extraordinary array of 1144 pillars each distinct in design, carved ceilings, and arches decorated with friezes depicting scenes from the lives of the Jain saints is fascinating.
Stop for lunch at the nearby Mountbatten Lodge, post lunch continue your drive to Udaipur.
Udaipur: Set on the shores of Lake Pichola and surrounded by hills, Udaipur grew in complete contrast to the harsh deserts of the rest of Rajasthan. From the late 16th century, peace brought about an era of renaissance in the arts and encouraged the building of beautiful palaces around the lake, culminating in the City Palace, one of the largest palace complexes in the world. The lake itself is a romantic setting surrounding the gleaming white Lake Palace and the Jag Mandir, a refuge of the rebel Mughal prince, Shah Jahan, soon to be the creator of the incomparable Taj Mahal.
On arrival, you will check into the hotel.

Breakfast at the hotel.
Morning explore the city.
Boat ride on Lake Pichola.
Walk in the old city with an expert.
Overnight in Udaipur.
After breakfast, visit City Palace for special viewing (Special viewing of City Palace is from 0930 – 1030 hours only – subject to permissions). Standing on a crest overlooking Lake Pichola, this majestic palace is a stunning blend of medieval European and Chinese architecture, surmounted by balconies, towers, cupolas and terraces with wonderful views of the city and lake. The main part of the palace is now a museum with a large and eclectic collection of miniature paintings.
Stop off next at the three-storey Jagdish Temple, a wonderful Indo-Aryan temple built by Maharana Jagat Singh in 1651. Climb up stone steps flanked by sculpted elephants and admire the intricate pillars, carved ceilings, stunning frescoes and the massive black, stone image of Vishnu as Jagannath, Lord of the Universe.
Continue on to the Sahelion-ki-Bari (Garden of the Handmaidens), a good example of the Hindu art of landscape gardening on a princely scale. Ornamental pools with finely sculptured cenotaphs of soft black stone are surrounded by a profusion of fountains.
Later enjoy a boat ride on Lake Pichola.
Next proceed for a guided heritage walk where you will have the opportunity to visit the famous ghats and historic temples on the banks of Lake Pichola. Visit an ancient step well which was used for drinking water by the locals. Join a family at their private residence for a cup of tea and snacks in their 150 year old residence decorated with fascinating fresco paintings and mirror work. From the clock tower move towards the lane where the silversmiths and gold making workers are busy making and selling the ornaments. Observe the traditional way of making clay pottery and water pitchers etc. On this interesting walk you will see the bustling markets of Udaipur city where you will come across the vegetable, oil and bamboo markets. Towards the evening, experience the hustle bustle of the old market at Udaipur. Walk past the spice shops, jewelry shops, utensil shops, jiggery shops, silver market and local meat & food shop.

(Optional): Bicycle tour in Udaipur: This is a wonderful experience as you get to see the city beyond lakes, surrounded by the beautiful Aravali Mountain Range. It has much to offer for an adventure lover. This unique tour gives you a chance to peek into the hustle bustle of Udaipur’s city life in a short span of time. Get ready to explore the heart of Udaipur & absorb the passionate dedication of the local craftsmen & artists of various specialties.
On arrival, you will check into the hotel.

Breakfast at the hotel.
Fly to Delhi or Mumbai.
Morning is at your leisure. (Check=out time is 12 noon).
Depending on your post-trip plans, you may fly to Delhi and connect flight for onward destination or fly to Mumbai (Please note, luggage allowance on this flight is 15 kg checked in baggage and 7 kg hand luggage).