6 Days 5 Nights Jaipur, Bikaner, Pushkar and Mandawa Friends Vacation Package

Your tour of Rajasthan starts in Jaipur. On reaching the airport or railway station, head to the hotel and check in. Start your day by visiting the Hawa Maha, a honeycomb-shaped palace that has a beautiful front wall. The wall has many windows with intricate latticework that allowed the royal ladies to watch the daily life on the streets. Next, visit Jantar Mantar, an observatory built in the 18th century that has a well-preserved set of fixed astronomical instruments. Lastly, visit the City Palace, built by the founder of Jaipur, Sawai Jai Singh.

Start your day by visiting Amber Fort, a UNESCO’s World Heritage Site known for its Hindu style of artwork, huge ramps, paved paths, and a series of beautiful gates. Next, visit the Jal Mahal, a stunning marble palace that’s partly submerged in the waters of the artificial Man Sagar Lake. After this, head to Birla Temple located at the base of Moti Dungari hill. The temple is an architectural landmark dedicated to Lord Vishnu and Goddess Lakshmi. It looks especially brilliant at night when it’s all lit up. Head back to the hotel for an overnight stay.

After checking out from the hotel, head to Mandawa city by road. Check in at the hotel and head out to visit the marvelous Mandawa Fort, situated amidst the Aravalli ranges. The fort is known for its medieval charm and the legends that surround it. Now, it has been converted into a heritage hotel with a medieval look. Later, visit Jhunjhunwala Haveli, built in the year 1859. Featuring latticed windows and strong wooden doors, the haveli stands out among the rest. Stroll through the mansion to marvel at the exquisite architecture, including a striking gold leaf painted room.

On this day, check out from your hotel in Mandawa and travel to Bikaner. After you check in at the hotel, head to Junagarh Fort. One of the most popular attractions of the city, the fort boasts historical and structural splendor. Next, you can walk over to the famous Karni Mata Temple, popularly known as Rat Temple. Through the rest of the day, visit the Royal Cenotaphs, Gajner Palace Sanctuary, Bhandashah Jain Temple, Ganga Golden Jubilee Museum, Sadul Museum, and Prachina Museum. In the evening, head to the Camel Breeding Farm and go on a tonga ride around the old city before returning to the hotel.

After completing the check-out formalities, travel by road to the temple town of Pushkar. On arrival, check in at the hotel and head towards the famous Pushkar Lake. According to Hindu scriptures, no pilgrimage is considered complete without taking a dip in this holy lake. There are around 400 temples around the lake. You can visit the famous ones such as Brahma Temple, Varaha Temple, Ramavaikunth Temple, and Savitri Temple. Pushkar is known for its famous camel and livestock fair held in November. In the evening, head back to the hotel for an overnight stay.

On this final day, check out from the hotel and head to the nearest railway station or airport. We wish you a safe journey as you return home.