RAJASTHAN TOUR PACKAGE FOR 4 NIGHTS/6 DAYS
DELUXE PACKAGE :
THE TOTAL NETT PACKAGE COST PER PERSON = 7850/ (Min 50 Pax)
AGRA 1 NIGHT + RANTHAMBORE 1 NIGHT + JAIPUR 1 NIGHT + PUSHKAR 1 NIGHT
NO OF ROOM : 16 TRPL + 1 DBL ROOM
MEAL PLAN : MAP (B/FAST + DINNER)
TRANSPORT : 50 SEATOR BUS
Day 1:- Delhi –Agra
Pick up from Delhi & Proceed to Agra, check in to a hotel.
Sighseen at Agra. Overnight Stay at Hotel.
After fresh up visit Local
Agra Sightseen
PLACES OF INTEREST (KM FROM MALL)
Taj Mahal (3 Km): The inimitable poem in white marble is
the finest expression of love of an emperor for his queen
situated on the banks of the river Yamuna. It was built by
Mughal Emperor Shah Jahan for his queen Mumtaz Mahal, in
1632.
Agra Fort: Built by the great Emperor Akbar in 1565 A.D., the fort is a masterpiece of design
and construction. Within the fort are a number of exquisite buildings, including the Moti
Masjid, Diwane-i-Am, Diwane-i-Khas and Musamman Burj, where the Emperor Shah Jahan
died in imprisonment, besides Jahangir's Palace, Khaas Mahal and the Sheesh Mahal.
Itmad-Ud-Daulah's Tomb(6 Km): The tomb was built by
Empress Noor Jahan, in memory of her father, Ghias-ud-Din
Beg in 1622-25A.D. This ornate tomb is considered a
precursor of the Taj Mahal, this small garden tomb reflects
the taste and sophistication of the gifted queen. The warm
yellow marble is highlighted with white and black marble
inlay, and the lacey pierced marble screens and rich, jewelinlaid mosaics have a delicate, feminine quality that is pure
enchantment.
India In Motion Show at Agra
India in Motion is a new multi-sensory tourist attraction, which was recently opened in Agra.
India in Motion takes the audience on a magical journey
through Indian history, culture and sights. Passing
through today's India in -or on – a variety of typical
vehicles (after all – it's India in motion…), the visitors see
the historical events that happened at each site.
You can see Ashoka's empire being built, look through the
Gupta dynasty creating its cultural masterpieces, and Raja
creating his southern-based kingdom as well, while in the
north the Delhi Sultans start to gain power.
You can admire the Mughals building their magnificent palaces, or look at the growing
Portuguese and British influence. You can meet Mahatma Gandhi and notice how India
developed into what it is today: a breathtaking mix of ancient cultures and brand new hightech companies, tourists and locals, "Bollywood", sky
scrapers and a great cultural and theological heritage.
Our "Smart" Motion Seats and other special effects
(such as: rain, win, scents, etc.) make this unique
educational
experience
a
real
“edutainment"
experience, combining the best content, with cuttingedge technology. The host of the show is Anupam
Kher, and it is multi-lingual (Hindi, English, French,
German,
Spanish
and
Italian.
The new attraction is located at the newly-opened
Adlabs Cinema Complex in TDI Mall (next to Trident
Hotel), only 5 minutes away from Taj Mahal.
Sikandara(12 Km): The tomb of Akbar, begun by
the Emperor himself and completed by his son,
Jehangir. This richly decorated structure is a quaint
mixture of styles. The emperor began to build his
own garden mausoleum during his lifetime, a red
sandstone monument in a chahar-bagh or 4
square-formal garden. A magnificent marble-inlaid
gateway leads up to the open, airy, four-tiered
structure which is topped by a white marble
cenotaph and screen on the fifth storey. This was
added
by
Shahjehan
who
completed
the
mausoleum after his father's death.
Radhaswamy Samadhi, Dayalbagh:This highly ornate memorial to the founder of the
Radhaswamy sect has been in the making for several years and is still being worked upon. It
is entirely in marble, upon which every manner of ornamentation has been applied.
Jama Masjid: Of specific importance due to its assimilation of Iranian architectural elements,
it was built in 1648 A.D. by Emperor Shah Hahan's daughter, Jahanara Begum.
Mariyam's Tomb(13 Km): Built for Emperors Akbar's Goan Wife Mariyam in 1611 A.D., the
tomb has exceptional carvings. Finished in red sandstone.
Chini-Ka-Roza(7 Km): The tomb of Allama Afzel Khal Mullah of Shiraz is a memorial to the
poet-scholar, who later become the Prime Minister of Emperor Shah Jahan. The surface of the
tomb is decorated with glazed tiles.
Ram Bagh(8 Km):The earliest example of a Mughal garden, was created by the founder of
the dynasty, Emperor Babur.
EXCURSIONS:
Fatehpur Sikri( 37 Km): The founding of Fatehpur
Sikri reads like a fairy tale. When all else had failed,
Emperor Akbar came here in search of the renowned
Sufi mystic, Sheikh Salim Chishti, to ask the blessing
of a son. His prayer was heard, and soon a son was
born. In honour of the saint, Akbar named the prince
Salim and vowed to found a new city. And so
Fatehpur Sikri, a magnificent new city rose on the craggy hills 40 Kms from Agra.
Today Fatehpur Sikri is a deserted, phantom city. But the inner citadel is immaculately
preserved. Its walls, palaces, baths, royal mint, courts and gardens still stand in splendid
homage to great visionary and builder.
Mathura-Vrindavan:Mathura, on the banks of the River Yamuna, is celebrated as the birth
place of Krishna, and the groves and ghats of nearby Brindaban with its thousands of shrines
and temples still echo with stories and songs that recount the exploits of this charming god
Day 2:- Agra to Ranthambore
After breakfast leave Agra & proceed for Ranthambore. Sightseen at Ranthambore. Overnight
at hotel in Ranthambore .
PARK - Ranthambore
The park, which is one of the finest tiger reserves in the country is the main attraction of Ranthambore. Spread over an
area of 392 sq. km the park is characterised by dry deciduous forests sprawling over the Aravalli and Vindhyan ranges.
If you are fortunate enough you can also see the tiger strolling in the jungle or near any of the three lakes namely, the
Padam Talab, Raj Bagh Talab and Milak Talab. The park also houses some of the rare species of desert creature like
the sambhar, chital, nilgai, chinkara, langur, wild boar and peafowl. The park was one of the places visited by the
former U.S. President Bill Clinton during his visit to India.
RANTHAMBORE FORT - Ranthambore
A visit to Ranthambore means a visit to the noteworthy Ranthambore fort too. The fort was built by the Chauhan
rulers in the 10th century and is regarded as one of the oldest forts of Rajasthan. Due to its strategic location, the fort
was ideal to keep the enemy at bay. The fort is also related to the historical legend of the royal women performing
jauhar(self immolation) when the Muslim invader Ala-ud-din Khilji laid siege on this fort in 1303. The fort is
characterised by temples, tanks, massive gates and huge walls.
JOGI MAHAL - Ranthambore
The Jogi Mahal makes a must visit place in Ranthambore. It is the forest rest house that overlooks the pretty Padam Talab. The Mahal lies close
to the park and has all the facilities for a comfortable stay. The most important aspect of Jogi Mahal that attracts a large number of tourists every
year is the ancient banyan tree which is believed to be the second largest banyan tree in India.
NATURAL WEALTH - Ranthambore
Ranthambore is characterised by the typical desert land of Rajasthan. The park here is the natural habitat
of a sizeable number of panthers. Due to the considerable population of the tigers in
the Ranthambore national park, the site has been taken under project tiger. The flora
of the place is characterised by dry deciduous shrubs and not so high trees. However
the topography varies in some places from secure forests to open scrublands. Dhok is
the most prominent tree that you can find here. The aquatic flora in Ranthambore
includes lovely lotus flowers and water lilies. In fauna, Ranthambore makes the
natural habitat of some of the mammalian species like the antelopes, nilgai, sambhar, chital, sloth bear,
wild boar, chinkara, porcupines, jackals, leopards, jungle cats, fox, caracals, hyena, gazelle, Indian hare,
and mongoose. You can also find about 264 species of birds here.
Day3:- Ranthambore to Jaipur
After breakfast leave Ranthambore & proceed for Jaipur. Sightseen at Jaipur. Overnight at hotel in Jaipur .
JAIPUR SIGHTSEEING
¤ HAWA MAHAL - BUILT IN 1799, BY MAHARAJA SAWAI PRATAP SINGH, IS THE
MOST RECOGNIZABLE MONUMENT OF J AIPUR . THE 5 STORIED STUNNING SEMI OCTAGONAL MONUMENT HAVING 152 WINDOWS WITH OVER HANGING LATTICED
BALCONIES IS A FINE PIECE OF R AJPUT ARCHITECTURE. ORIGINALLY DESIGNED
FOR THE ROYAL LADIES TO WATCH AND ENJOY THE PROCESSIONS AND OTHER
ACTIVITIES , ON THE STREET BELOW .
NOW IT HOUSES A WELL LAID OUT MUSEUM .
THE DISPLAY “JAIPUR PAST AND PRESENT” IS THE SPECIAL FEATURE OF THIS
NEWLY SETUP MUSEUM .
¤ JANTAR MANTAR (Observatory) - built in 18th century by
Maharaja Sawai Jai Singh II, the huge masonary instruments were used
to study the movement of constellations and stars in the sky. Enormous
sun-dial still provide accurate time, which are subject to daily
corrections.
¤ CITY PALACE AND S.M.S. II MUSEUM - situated in the heart of the
old City, it occupies about one seventh of the old city area. The palace is
a blend of Rajput and Mughal architecture, it houses a Seven storeyed
Chandra Mahal in the centre, which affords a fine view of the gardens
and the city. Diwan-E-Am (Hall of public audience) has intricate
decorations and collection of manuscripts, Diwan-E-Khas (Hall of private
audience) has a marble pawed gallery Mubarak Mahal has a rich
collection of costumes and textiles. There is a Clock Tower near Mubarak
Mahal. Sileh Khana has a collection of armory and weapons.
¤ ISHWAR LAT - ‘Swarg Suli’ or ‘heaven piercing minaret’, the tower,
near Tripolia gate, built by Maharaja Ishwari Singh (1744-51). It offers
one of the most breathtaking view of the city.
¤ CENTRAL MUSEUM - situated in the Ram Niwas Garden. This
graceful building was founded in 1876 by Prince Albert (also known as
Albert Hall). It has a rare collection of archaeological and handicraft
pieces.
¤ DOLLS MUSEUM - a collection of beautiful dolls from all over the world, it is situated on
Jawahar Lal Nehru Marg.
¤ BIRLA PLANETARIUM - It offers unique audio-visual education about
stars and entertainment with its modern computerised projection system.
¤ JALMAHAL - (6 kms) on the way to Amer, this small palace is set in the
middle of Man Sagar Lake. Renovation around the lake is in progress.
¤ GAITOR - (6 kms) At the foot hill of Nahargarh stands the memorials to the former rulers
of Jaipur the place has some gracefully carved cenotaphs in white marble.
¤ JAIGARH FORT - (15 kms.) standing on a hilltop, overlooking the palaces and city of
Amer. The world’s biggest cannon on wheels- the Jai Ban is positioned here, built during
reign of Maharaja Sawai Jaisingh. It has a twenty feet long barrel and pumped in the
cannon for a single shot.
¤ NAHARGARH FORT - (15 kms.) cresting a hill about 600 ft. above the city,
the fort was built in 1734. The walls of the fort run along the ridge and within
are architectural beauties like Hawa Mandir and Madhvendra Bhawan.
¤ GALTA - (10 kms.) This holy pilgrimage centre has a temple dedicated to the
Sun God (Which is the only one of its kind in this part of the country) and
natural spring. It crests the ridge over a picturesque gorge and provides an
impressive view of the city. As the legend goes, sage Galav performed a difficult penance
here.
¤ MOTIDOONGARI - perched on a hill top on the southern horizon. It is a
replica of a Scottish castle.
¤ LAXMI NARAYAN TEMPLE - is situated just below the Moti 000ngri,
known for the intricate marble carvings in white marble, popularly known as
Birla Temple.
¤ MAHARANI K! CHHATRI - The funeral place for the royal ladies, marked
by some wonderfully carved cenotaphs.
¤ SISODIA RANI GARDEN - (5 kms.) on the road to Agra, the magnificent
palace garden was built by Maharaja Sawai Jai Singh II in 1710 for his
queen.
¤ VIDHYADHAR GARDEN - (5 kms.) on the way to Agra, built by
Viyadhar, the chief architect and town planner of Jaipur. This beautiful
terraced garden has several galleries and pavilions decorated with
exquisite murals, depicting Lord Krishna.
¤ KANAK VRINDAVAN - (6.5 Kms on the way to Amer) This newly restored
temple and garden, near Jal Mahal, has beautiful gardens and is popular picnic
place. This is also beautiful location for film shooting.
¤ AMER - The old capital of the Kachhwahas stands atop a range of
craggy hills. The fort is remarkable as much for the majestic grandeur of
its surroundings as for its sturdy battlements and beautiful palaces. It is a
fine blend of Hindu and Muslim architecture. The solemn dignity of it red
sandstone and white marble pavilions, when reflected in the lake
Day 4:- Jaipur to Pushkar
After breakfast leave Jaipur & proceed for Pushkar. Sightseen at Pushkar. Overnight at hotel in Pushkar .
Pushkar SIGHTSEEN
BRAHMA TEMPLE – Pushkar
Brahma Temple, the only temple where Lord Brahma is worshipped, is one of the main attractions of Pushkar. The
temple holds special importance for the followers of Hinduism. The temple houses a life-size four-armed idol of
Lord Brahma—the creator—in the antralaya (vestibule). The temple is also characterised by its white marble floor
and stairs. The walls of the temple are studded with silver coins. The coins are put by the devotees to mark the
births or deaths of the loved ones of the devotees who came here to offer prayers.
PUSHKAR LAKE – Pushkar
Another major attraction of Pushkar is the picturesque lake that is of immense significance for the follower of
Hinduism because of its legendary origins. According to legends, a lotus fell from the hand of Lord Brahma and
dropped into this valley. A lake sprang up on the spot, which was subsequently dedicated to him. The entire lake is
supposed to be surrounded by 500 temples, 52 palaces, and 52 ghats.
PUSHKAR LAKE – Pushkar
Another major attraction of Pushkar is the picturesque lake that is of
immense significance for the follower of Hinduism because of its legendary
origins. According to legends, a lotus fell from the hand of Lord Brahma and
dropped into this valley. A lake sprang up on the spot, which was
subsequently dedicated to him. The entire lake is supposed to be surrounded
by 500 temples, 52 palaces, and 52 ghats.
SAVITRI TEMPLE – Pushkar
The Savitri Temple, located on the top of the Ratnagiri Hill, is dedicated to Goddess Savitri, the wife of Lord
Brahma. According to legend, Brahma had performed a yagna alongside Gayatri, a young milkmaid. This enraged
the Goddess who cursed her husband that he would never be worshipped anywhere except in Pushkar and that too
only once a year. After cursing the Lord, Savitri left for the Ratnagiri Hill and immolated herself. The present
temple was built on the very site where Savitri is believed to have committed immolation. The temple houses a
beautiful statue of Goddess Savitri inside it.
MAHADEVA TEMPLE – Pushkar
Built in the 19th century, the Mahadeva temple is characterised by its statue of Lord Mahadeva. Built of white marble depicting Mahadeva with
five faces, the temple is remarkable for the elegance of its structure and the nature of its ornaments.
RANGJI TEMPLE – Pushkar
The Rangji Temple is dedicated to Vishnu, the Preserver of the Hindu Trinity. Built in the style of the South Indian
temples, it houses two massive structures of dwarpalas (gatekeepers) in front of the main gate. The temple has an
image of Garuda, the mount of lord Vishnu.
VARAHA TEMPLE – Pushkar
The local Varaha Temple of Pushkar was built in the 12th century. This temple is dedicated to Varaha, the boar
incarnation of Lord Vishnu, who is believed to have appeared here.
MAN MAHAL – Pushkar
The Man Mahal was built by Raja Man Singh of Amber. It is presently functioning as the Rajasthan Tourism
Development Corporation's tourist bungalow.
Day 5:- After breakfast you will transfer from Pushkar to Delhi for onward journey.