Rajasthan Tour- Jaipur- Jodhpur- Udaipur – 7 Day 6 Nights

Take a full-day tour of Jaipur, also known as the "Pink City." Forts, palaces, and lakes make up the state of Rajasthan. The city of Jaipur is the capital of Rajasthan. The city of Jaipur derives its name from the warrior monarch Sawai Jai Singh II, who founded the city hundreds of years ago. Take a tour of Amber Fort. You can get a great view of the fort if you ride up on an elephant. Among the most important buildings inside the fort are the Diwan-i-Aam, which has latticed galleries; the Ganesh Pol, which has a beautiful painting of Lord Ganesh; and the Sheesh Mahal, which has thousands of tiny mirrors on its walls. Stop later to take a picture of the beautiful Hawa Mahal, which is also known as the "Palace of the Winds."

Because of the beautiful carvings on the latticework, the ladies of the palace could look outside without being seen. We are going to the City Palace, which is a mix of Rajasthani and Mughal styles. Rare and old manuscripts, arms from the 15th century, and costumes from the past are on display in the museums here. Later, go to the Jantar Mantar Observatory, which has devices for measuring time and tracking stars in their orbits. Over the night in Jaipur

It is time for breakfast, then go on a half-day tour of Jodhpur, the second-largest city in Rajasthan. It is also known as "the Sun City." The Mehrangarh Fort is a great place to go. This beautiful red sandstone fort is on a steep cliff above the city of Jodhpur. This fort was built in 1459. Today, it is home to a museum that has a great collection of weapons, clothes, paintings, and even palanquins. This is also a good place to see Jaswant Thada, which was made of marble to honour Maharaja Jaswant Singh II. Marble sheets are used to build the whole thing. These stones are very thin and polished, so when the sun's rays hit them, they look warm. In the Mandore garden, you can see the cenotaphs that once belonged to the people who ruled Jodhpur. Instead of the usual umbrella-shaped cenotaphs, these are built in the shape of a Hindu temple. A free day at the end. Over the next few days, we will be in Jodhpur.

Visit Udaipur in the morning after breakfast. The Ranakpur Temples, which are known around the world for their intricate and beautiful architecture, are a stop on the way. In the Jain religion, this is one of the five most important places to visit on pilgrimage. Arrive in Udaipur and check into your hotel. Take a break and enjoy yourself. A free day at the end. An overnight stay in Udaipur

After breakfast, take a full-day trip to Udaipur. Visit the City Palace, which is on the east bank of Lake Pichola and has a lot of rooms. When it was built, the complex was a huge group of palaces built at different times from 1559. The balconies of the palace look out over the city of Udaipur and the Lake Palace Hotel on one side and the city of Udaipur on the other. There are paintings, mosaics, carved "chhatris," and a beautiful facade that make your visit to the City Palace one to remember.

After that, you'll go to a beautiful garden called Sahelion ki Bari. You'll also go to Jagdish Temple, which is on a high terrace and was finished in 1651. When you go, In this case, it connects two double-storey Mandapa (halls) to two double-storey Saandhara (sanctuaries with covered walkways) on two floors each. Lake Pichola is an artificial freshwater lake that was built in 1362 AD. You can take a boat ride on Lake Pichola in the evening, depending on the water level of the lake. A free day at the end. An overnight stay in Udaipur