On this tour to the Pink City of Jaipur and the City of Lakes - Udaipur, you will experience the essence of rich heritage and culture. Jaipur retains its old-world charm with heritage pockets all over the city such as the Hawa Mahal, Albert Hall Museum, City Palace, and the rustic Amer fort that safely guards the city line. As you make your way towards Udaipur, you'll notice a brilliant kaleidoscope of narrow lanes flanked by bright stalls, gardens, lakes, palaces, and temples. Sit back and relax by Udaipur's rippling lakes and magnificent palaces, with mesmerising views of the Aravali Mountains in the background.

Quick Facts:

Jaipur - Ajmer - Pushkar - Udaipur is the route.

Six days and five nights

Starting Point: Jaipur

End Point: Udaipur

Highlights of the Jaipur-Udaipur Tour :

• Sit with the friendly locals and learn why Jaipur is known as the "Pink City."
• Admire Amer Fort's beauty by visiting the most authentic Sheesh Mahal, where the iconic song 'Pyaar kiya toh darna kya' was shot.
• Visit Saheliyon Ki Bari and relax in the marble seat where Maharaja and Maharani once sat while admiring the royal and peaceful view.
• Float lavishly and marvel at the sight of Pichola Lake, which will transport you to a different level of tranquillity.
• Sit on the edge of the Nahargarh Fort's walls and gaze out at the sunset over the pink city.

Things to Keep in Mind:

• Visit the Jaipur Blue Pottery Art Centre to learn about the famous Jaipur Blue pottery.
• Riding on the back of an elephant, you can take a Maharaja-style tour of Amer Fort.
• Chokhi Dhani Village offers a traditional Rajasthani experience.
• Observe the massive 18th-century Jaivana cannon at Jaigarh, a projectile from which landed in a small lake in Chaksu after travelling approximately 35 kilometres.
• Explore the secret tunnel that linked the Amer fort to Jaigarh during the wars.
• Visit the Vintage Car Museum in Udaipur for a glimpse into the royal lifestyle, which houses some of the most exquisite collections of royal antique cars.
• Riding through the Aravallis on horseback is a royal way to explore the countryside of Udaipur.
• From the ropeway to Karni Mata temple, take in the entire cityscape of Udaipur, as well as the surrounding lakes and Aravali mountain range.

How to Get There:

• By Air: The best way to get to Jaipur is by plane, as the city has its own airport, Sanganer Airport, which is only 10 kilometres from the city centre.
• By Rail: Another viable option is to travel via the Jaipur railhead, which is well connected to Indian cities such as Delhi, Mumbai, Chennai, and Kolkata. The opulent 'Palace on Wheels' also pays a visit to the city of royal splendour.
• By Road: Another good option is to take a bus or cab because Jaipur has a good road network connecting it to major Indian cities. The main national highways connecting Jaipur to other cities are NH 8, NH 11, and NH 12.