11-Day Ahmedabad, Mount Abu, Udaipur, Jodhpur, Jaisalmer, Bikaner & Jaipur Tour – Discover the Best of Rajasthan & Gujarat
Day-by-Day Itinerary
Day 1 Ahmedabad Arrival & Sightseeing
Welcome to Gujarat! Pickup from Ahmedabad Airport or Railway Station. After freshening up, begin exploring India's first UNESCO World Heritage City.
Sabarmati Ashram
Gandhi's home for 13 years and the starting point of the iconic Dandi Salt March, a living monument to simplicity and courage.
Akshardham Temple
A sprawling spiritual campus of carved pink sandstone featuring intricate sculptures and the serene Akshar Deri memorial.
Swaminarayan Temple
One of India's oldest Swaminarayan temples, adorned with detailed woodwork and a courtyard that pulses with devotion.
Overnight stay in Ahmedabad.
Day 2 Ahmedabad to Mount Abu
After breakfast, drive to Rajasthan's only hill station — a cool forested retreat in the Aravalli Range at 1,220 metres above sea level.
Delwara Temples
Masterpieces of Jain architecture from the 11th–13th century, with ceiling carvings of breathtaking delicacy carved entirely in white marble.
Nakki Lake
A serene crater lake sacred to Hindus, perfect for a peaceful evening boat ride surrounded by pine-clad hills.
Sunset Point & Tod Rock
Watch the sun melt into the Aravalli horizon beside a naturally balanced boulder that defies gravity.
Guru Shikhar
The highest peak in Rajasthan at 1,722 m, offering panoramic views across Gujarat and the plains below.
Peace Park & Brahma Kumari Ashram
The global headquarters of the Brahma Kumaris movement, a serene campus of meditation and universal values.
Overnight stay in Mount Abu.
Day 3 Mount Abu to Udaipur
Descend from the hills and travel to the City of Lakes, with a magnificent stop en route.
Ranakpur Jain Temples
A 15th-century forest temple complex famed for 1,444 uniquely carved marble pillars — no two alike in the entire structure.
Lake Pichola Boat Ride
Arrive in Udaipur and drift across its most beloved lake as the Lake Palace and City Palace shimmer golden in the evening light.
Overnight stay in Udaipur.
Day 4 Udaipur Full Day Sightseeing
Spend a full day in the Venice of the East — a city where royal gardens, glistening lakes, and folk traditions weave together into something unforgettable.
City Palace
The largest palace complex in Rajasthan, built over 400 years by successive Mewar rulers, overlooking Lake Pichola from a rocky ridge.
Jagdish Temple
A grand 17th-century Indo-Aryan temple dedicated to Vishnu, its towering spire carved with scenes from the Hindu epics.
Bagore Ki Haveli
An 18th-century mansion on the ghats of Gangaur Ghat, housing royal artefacts and a celebrated evening cultural performance.
Saheliyon Ki Bari
The Garden of the Maids of Honour, a royal pleasure garden of fountains, lotus pools, and carved marble kiosks.
Shilpgram & Pratap Smarak
A live rural crafts village beside an equestrian statue of the legendary warrior king Maharana Pratap.
Bhartiya Lok Kala Mandal
A folk museum celebrating Rajasthan's tribal costumes, puppets, masks, and musical traditions with live puppet shows.
Overnight stay in Udaipur.
Day 5 Udaipur to Jodhpur
Travel north-west to Jodhpur, the Blue City, where indigo-painted houses cluster beneath one of India's most commanding hill forts.
Mehrangarh Fort
Rising 122 metres above the city, this 15th-century fort houses magnificent palaces, carved latticework windows, and a superb Rajput heritage museum.
Umaid Bhawan Palace & Museum
Part royal residence, part heritage hotel, and part museum — an art-deco palace of honey-coloured Chittar sandstone that remains truly awe-inspiring.
Jaswant Thada
An ethereal white marble cenotaph built in 1899, glowing translucent in the afternoon sun against the backdrop of Mehrangarh.
Clock Tower & Sardar Market
The beating heart of old Jodhpur, surrounded by bazaars selling spices, tie-dye textiles, and silver jewellery.
Overnight stay in Jodhpur.
Day 6 Jodhpur to Jaisalmer
Head deeper into the Thar Desert as you travel towards the Golden City of Jaisalmer.
Vyas Chhatri
A hilltop complex of ornate cenotaphs built for Brahmin priests, offering sweeping panoramas over Jodhpur's blue rooftops.
Gadisar Lake
An artificial reservoir built by Maharawal Gadsi Singh in 1367, fringed by ghats and pavilions where migratory birds congregate.
Overnight stay in Jaisalmer.
Day 7 Jaisalmer Desert Experience
The Golden City by day; the vast Thar Desert by night — today is the emotional centrepiece of the entire tour.
Jain Temples (within the Fort)
Seven Jain temples dating to the 12th–16th centuries inside the living fort, adorned with sculptural programmes of extraordinary refinement.
Jaisalmer Fort & Palaces
A UNESCO-listed living fort of yellow Jurassic sandstone built in 1156, where 3,000 residents still live within walls that glow molten gold at sunset.
Patwa Haveli
The largest haveli in Jaisalmer, a five-storey merchant mansion with 60 balconies and intricate jali (lattice) façades dating to the 1800s.
Nathmal Haveli
Built by two brothers working simultaneously from opposite ends, its asymmetric façade is a monument to creative rivalry carved in stone.
Sam Sand Dunes Desert Camp
Camel ride at sunset, bonfire under a billion stars, live folk music and dance, and dinner in the open desert — the most memorable night of your journey.
Overnight stay at Sam Sand Dunes Desert Camp.
Day 8 Jaisalmer to Bikaner
Leave the golden dunes and travel east to Bikaner, a walled desert city of opulent forts, unusual temples, and the world's only camel research farm.
Junagarh Fort
Located unusually on flat desert ground, this 16th-century fort's 37 bastions have never been breached in recorded history.
National Research Centre on Camel
India's only camel breeding research station, a living farm with over 200 camels where you can witness milking and learn about desert ecology.
Karni Mata Temple
The celebrated Rat Temple at Deshnoke, where thousands of holy rats roam freely — a singular, sacred, and utterly unforgettable experience.
Lalgarh Palace & Prachin Museum
A late 19th-century red sandstone palace in Indo-Saracenic style, preserving rare old royal photographs and memorabilia.
Overnight stay in Bikaner.
Day 9 Bikaner to Jaipur
Complete the arc of the tour as you arrive in Jaipur, the Pink City and capital of Rajasthan.
Statue Circle & Birla Auditorium
The elegant roundabout marking central Jaipur, flanked by a cultural landmark hosting classical concerts and literary events.
New Vidhan Sabha
Rajasthan's striking state legislative assembly, a modern architectural statement in the heart of the planned city.
Birla Mandir
A gleaming white marble temple dedicated to Lord Vishnu and Goddess Lakshmi, particularly beautiful when illuminated after dark.
Jawahar Kala Kendra
Designed by architect Charles Correa as a nine-square mandala inspired by Jaipur's ancient city layout — a cultural centre that is itself a work of art.
Overnight stay in Jaipur.
Day 10 Jaipur Full Day Sightseeing
Jaipur rewards every unhurried hour — from the gravity-defying Hawa Mahal to the floodlit ramparts of Nahargarh Fort at dusk.
Hawa Mahal
The Palace of Winds, a five-storey sandstone screen of 953 windows through which royal ladies once observed street life unseen.
City Palace
The royal heart of Jaipur, a walled compound of courtyards, galleries, and museums displaying the Kachwaha dynasty's priceless collections.
Jantar Mantar
A UNESCO-listed open-air observatory built in 1724, home to the world's largest stone sundial, accurate to within two seconds.
Amer Fort
Jaipur's crown jewel, a 16th-century hilltop fortress whose Sheesh Mahal (Mirror Palace) is encrusted with thousands of glass inlays that ignite in candlelight.
Jal Mahal
The floating Water Palace in Man Sagar Lake, most magical at dusk when four of its five storeys lie submerged and the fifth glows above the waterline.
Nahargarh Fort
The Tiger's Lair fort crowning the Aravalli ridge, offering the finest panoramic view of the entire Pink City at sunset.
Overnight stay in Jaipur.
Day 11 Jaipur Departure
Travel Tips
01 - Hotel Check-In & ID
Carry a valid photo ID (Aadhaar, Passport, Voter ID, or Driving License). Foreign guests must carry a passport and visa. Check-in: 12 PM | Check-out: 10 AM.
02 - Best Time to Visit
October–March is ideal. Winter nights can be cold, while April–June is hot but less crowded.
03 - What to Pack
Light clothing for the day and a warm layer for evenings. Dress modestly at religious sites.
04 - Cash & Payments
Cards and UPI are widely accepted, but keep ₹2,000–3,000 cash for small shops and remote areas.
05 - Getting Around
All transportation is included as part of your tour, with carefully planned schedules to ensure a comfortable and hassle-free journey.
06 - Shopping
Popular items include textiles, blue pottery, jewellery, juttis, and paintings. Bargaining is common in local markets.
07 - Food & Dietary Needs
Vegetarian, Jain, and special dietary meals are available with advance notice.
08 - Connectivity
Good mobile coverage in cities; limited in remote desert areas. Wi-Fi is available at most hotels and camps.
09 - Health & Safety
Stay hydrated, use sunscreen, and carry personal medications. Rajasthan is generally safe for travellers.
10 - Photography
Photography is allowed at most attractions. Some sites may charge a camera fee. Ask permission before photographing people.
11 - Tipping
Tipping is optional but appreciated. Drivers, guides, and hotel staff are usually tipped based on service.
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