Sample Itinerary

Day 1
Arrival in Delhi

Upon your arrival at Delhi International Airport, a friendly representative will greet you, help with your bags, and accompany you to your hotel. This evening, you'll have time to relax and prepare for the exciting journey that awaits you tomorrow.

Delhi, the capital city of India, has a rich history that spans several centuries. As the seat of power for numerous empires, Delhi has witnessed the rise and fall of many dynasties, each leaving a distinct cultural imprint on the city. Despite its cosmopolitan character today, Delhi retains many of its unique traditions. The city has a plethora of awe-inspiring monuments and museums that are a glimpse into its fascinating past.

India: A field of vibrant orange marigold flowers in bloom, with green leaves and stems filling the background. The marigolds are clustered closely together, creating a colorful and lush floral scene.India: A white Sikh temple with golden domes stands beside a large reflective pool under a clear blue sky, with people walking along the temple’s arched colonnade.India: A view of a historic stone corridor with multiple pointed arches, showcasing intricate carvings and textures in warm, earthy tones. Sunlight filters through a small window at the end, illuminating the ancient architecture.
Day 2
Delhi

After breakfast, your guide will take you to the Bangla Sahib Gurudwara, where you can participate in the community kitchen. Later, you will see the colonial-era architecture in New Delhi on a driving tour. In the afternoon, take a leisurely stroll through a beautiful 16th-century Mughal garden, followed by a guided tour of a 750-year-old neighborhood with a community representative.

Day 3
Agra

This morning, your driver will take you to Agra, a 4-hour drive from Delhi. On the way, you'll have the opportunity to visit the Wildlife SOS Bear Rescue Center. This renowned center is dedicated to saving over 600 performing bears and providing new sources of income to communities that previously depended on bear-related activities.

The city of Agra was the capital of the Mughal Empire in the 16th and 17th centuries. It was a flourishing center of art influenced by Persian, Islamic, Turkish, Byzantine, and Indian styles. Agra is best known for the Taj Mahal, a stunning marble mausoleum symbolizing love. However, the city is also home to many other historical monuments that provide rich insight into the period.

India: A sloth bear sits on dry, leaf-covered ground in a forest with rocks and sparse vegetation, looking directly at the camera.India: The image shows the grand entrance of Agra Fort in India, with its massive red sandstone walls, arched gateway, and round towers, set against a warm, glowing sky at sunset.India: The Taj Mahal at sunset, with its white marble dome and minarets glowing in warm orange light. Trees and parts of red sandstone buildings frame the scene.
Day 4
Jaipur

Start your day early by visiting the stunning Taj Mahal in the soft morning light of sunrise. Enjoy a relaxed breakfast and the scenic 4.5-hour drive to Jaipur. Along the way, you'll have the chance to see the historic stepwells of Abhaneri and then pause for a flavor-packed lunch. Upon reaching Jaipur, check-in at your hotel and freshen up for the evening to head out to Bar Palladio for drinks and a nice dinner.

Jaipur was north India’s first planned city. It was erected by the ruler of Amer as a 'city of victory' during the 18th century and has a rich history that spans four different eras. Jaipur is often referred to as the 'pink city.' Some believe it was painted pink to welcome the Prince of Wales, while others attribute it to the color of the sandstone. Regardless of the reason, the city exudes a unique charm that is a beautiful fusion of history and modernity.

Day 5
Jaipur

Start your day with a two-hour walking trail that offers a fascinating insight into the traditional water management systems of the region, which is typically arid. After the walk, enjoy a scenic drive to a private retreat on the city's outskirts. This retreat serves as a natural habitat and provides care for rescued animals.

Once back in the city, experience a unique method of transport by riding in eco-friendly rickshaws operated by women. These rickshaws support a non-profit organization that trains and offers sustainable employment to women from low-income households.

India: Two women in colorful traditional clothing and headscarves walk into an ornately decorated archway with intricate patterns and floral designs on the walls. A wooden ladder stands to the side of the entrance.India: A grand palace with domes and arches stands on a tranquil lake, reflecting in the water, with distant mountains and a partly cloudy sky in the background.India: Ornate Indian architecture featuring arched doorways, detailed carvings, and latticed windows in warm shades of terracotta, gold, and cream. A staircase leads up to a dark wooden door inside the historic structure.
Day 6
Jaipur

Start your day with a refreshing cycling trip before breakfast. Then, have some fun in a hands-on block printing workshop at a private design studio with nearly three decades of experience. Take a break for lunch at a city hotel, and then spend your afternoon leisurely. Alternatively, you can engage in a cooking lesson with a Jaipur family and learn about the intricacies of Indian cuisine.

Day 7
Jodphur

In the morning, your driver will transport you to the airport for your one-hour flight from Jaipur to Jodhpur. Upon arrival, check in and head to Mehrangarh Fort before taking a leisurely walk through the narrow alleys leading to the famous "blue city." Your guide will also give you time to wander through the old city's bustling bazaars, where you can sample the delicious traditional street food and learn about the beautiful textiles and embroideries. In the evening, enjoy an exclusive Rajasthani folk performance presented by a nomadic community.

India: View of the Mehrangarh Fort on a rocky hill overlooking the city of Jodhpur, India, with many blue-painted houses spread out below under a clear sky.India: A woman in colorful clothing smiles while arranging vibrant fabrics at a market stall, with bundles of patterned cloth and saris displayed in front of her and hanging on a line against a weathered wall.India: A narrow street with blue-painted buildings, green window shutters, and winding stairs. The street curves past an arched doorway, with wires crisscrossing above. The scene is quiet and empty.
Day 8
Jodphur

Today, you can take a captivating crafts, communities, and culture tour that includes a fascinating excursion to the villages on the outskirts of Jodphur, where desert tribes reside.

Day 9
Jodphur

After a delicious breakfast, your guide will take you to Mharo Khet, a chemical-free farm located outside of Jodhpur. During your visit, you will gain insight into the significance, advantages, and obstacles of sustainable farming practices. You can also partake in harvesting fresh fruits and vegetables as part of the tour and indulge in a delectable, farm-to-table, plant-based meal.

Day 10 - 11
Narlai or Jawai

Start your day with a leisurely sunrise stroll through the picturesque Rao Jodha Desert Rock Park. After breakfast, set off on a scenic 3-hour drive from Jodhpur to the enchanting village of Narlai. Upon reaching Narlai, settle into your accommodation and then take a guided walk around the historic 17th-century village to learn about the culture and interact with the residents. Experience the tranquil and unhurried way of life of this village.

The following morning, set off on an exciting wilderness safari in the Narlai region, where you'll have the chance to spot the elusive leopards that inhabit the area. Once back at the hotel, take part in some relaxing activities. Then, in the evening, enjoy a unique dining experience at a 16th-century Baoli (stepwell) adorned with hundreds of flickering candles.

Narlai

Narlai is a place where people live closely connected to nature. The rugged terrain of the Godwad countryside provides a wildlife sanctuary, while the undulating landscape fosters a deep bond between the village community and the land. This connection with nature has profoundly shaped their beliefs and daily customs.

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After breakfast, your driver will take you through the countryside to reach Jawai. The drive from Jodhpur to Jawai takes approximately 3 hours, during which you can soak in the beautiful landscapes. You will stay at a charming lodge nestled amidst the Aravali Mountains. Later in the day, visit the nearby village for a fascinating glimpse into the lives of the Rabari shepherds. Witness the awe-inspiring sight of the shepherds as they lead their cattle across the lush pasturelands and gain insights into their unique coexistence with the magnificent leopards that roam the area.

Encounter the untamed wilderness of Jawai on thrilling morning and afternoon jeep drives. Traverse the rugged Aravali Mountains and lose yourself in the Jawai Landscape as you watch for the wildlife that calls this region home.

Jawai

Jawai is a place where the earth is etched with deep gorges. Nomadic Rabari herders are as much a part of the landscape as the mysterious felines that grace these hills and vanish at will into their folds. Here, pastoral fields merge with wild grasslands, and the Jawai Bandh's waters lap at the toes of mighty granite formations. Jawai offers a different experience of Rajasthan, with its unique location and the special atmosphere of the land.

India: A leopard with a golden, spotted coat stands alert among dense green and brown foliage in a forest, partially hidden by leaves and branches.India: Three rocky hills rise in the distance under a cloudy sky, with green shrubs and scattered boulders covering the landscape in the foreground.India: A hornbill with a curved beak perches among green foliage and is partially shaded by overhanging branches and leaves from a nearby tree.
Day 12
Udaipur

Enjoy a scenic drive to visit the beautiful 15th-century Ranakpur Jain Temples this morning. After the visit, continue your journey to the Mountbatten Lodge for lunch. Later, your driver will take you to Udaipur, where you can stroll along the charming Gangaur Ghat and enjoy the serene ambiance in the evening.

Udaipur is a peaceful city nestled in the Aravali Mountain range. It is known for its serene lakes, beautiful gardens, and grand palaces. Despite its turbulent history, the city has a nostalgic charm and a reputation as one of the most romantic destinations in the world.

Day 13
Udaipur

Start your day with a guided morning tour of the City Palace and Jagdish Temple. Then, take in the charm of the old city with a combination of a walking tour and an exhilarating tuk-tuk ride. Wander the vibrant markets and witness artisans at work. Capture the essence of the streets with a unique photography session, where an artist hand-paints your digital photos against creative backgrounds. You are free to relax and unwind in the afternoon, then, as the sun sets, indulge in a scenic boat ride on Lake Pichola.

India: Colorful historic buildings and palaces line the edge of a calm lake in Udaipur, India, with a red boat floating on the water under a blue sky with scattered clouds.India: A person shapes a clay bowl on a pottery wheel, with both hands covered in wet clay. Several finished clay vessels are visible in the background. The scene suggests traditional pottery-making.India: A view of ornate yellow sandstone architecture of City Palace in Udaipur, India, with domed pavilions overlooking a sprawling cityscape under a clear blue sky.
Day 14
Delhi

Your driver will transport you to Delhi Airport today for your international flight back home. You will be provided full assistance during your departure to ensure a seamless and stress-free experience.