Golden Triangle Pushkar Tour
Itinerary Detail
Day 1 Arrive Delhi
Following your arrival in Delhi at the international airport, welcome and transfer to your hotel. Overnight at Delhi.
Day 2 Delhi > Agra (220 kms/5hrs) [B]
Morning's drive leads you to Agra. Even without the incomparable Taj Mahal, Agra would still be a 'must' for visitors to India, and the day is spent seeing the sights. Apart from the Taj, there's the magnificent Agra Fort (another creation of Emperor Akbar) offering gorgeous views from its lofty walls, and the Itmad-ud-Daulah, an exquisite tomb to a Persian adventurer who later became chief minister at Emperor Jehangir's court, and whose grand-daughter Mumtaz married Shah Jehan. Her tomb is, of course, the Taj Mahal.
Day 3 Agra > Jaipur (250 kms/5 hrs) [B]
Your drive to Jaipur takes you via Emperor Akbar's deserted city of Fatehpur Sikri, an almost perfectly preserved 400 year-old Mughul capital. After admiring its palaces and pavilions we drive to Jaipur, painted pink to welcome Prince Albert in 1853, and pink still. Evening visit to the ethnic village for Rajasthani dinner.
Day 4 Jaipur [Elephant Ride // B]
A full day's program takes you to nearby Amber in your car, then up to the awesome fortress by elephant. You return to Jaipur and visit the museums, palaces and halls within the City Palace (still a royal residence), the Palace of the Winds, and the Jantar Mantar Observatory, constructed to measure 'the harmony of the heavens', a concept dear to Hindus as they believe their fated souls move to its rhythms.
Day 5 Jaipur > Pushkar (150 kms/3 hrs) [B, L, D]
After breakfast, drive to Pushkar to participate in the famous Pushkar fair. Besides, Pushkar is also famous for the Brahama temple and Pushkar Lake.
Day 6 Pushkar [B, L, D]
Day to enjoy the Pushkar fair and visit to Mela ground. Evening enjoy the culture events like dance and music. Pushkar fair also know as the camel fair is one of the largest fair in the world. Held in the month of November near Kartik Purnima, here you shall see colors, cloths, camels and cattle’s. Besides marketing of horses, camels, cows and bulls, there are exhilarating camel-cart races and cultural events. The camels are festooned with ornaments and delightful colors……….
Day 7 Pushkar [B, L, D]
Day free for you to enjoy the Pushkar Fair.
Day 8 Pushkar > Delhi (400 kms/7 hrs) [B]
After breakfast, drive to New Delhi for the international flight.
Inclusions :
• 1 double occupany in deluxe room
• Stay in luxury tents in Pushkar.
• Driver allowances
• Elephant ride at Jaipur
• Hotel Transfer at all places
• Includes breakfast
• Petrol/Gas cost included
• Rajasthani dinner at ethnic village at Jaipur
• Toll Tax and Parking
• Vehicle Insurance Included
• All meals included at Pushkar (Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner)
Exclusions :
• Any kind of personal expenses such as tips, laundry, telephone bills and alcoholic beverages.
• Any thing not specified in the itinerary.
• Camera fees (still or movie)
• Entrance / administrative fees
• Insurance Cover
• Unspecified meal etc.
These trips are priced assuming two travelers. Surcharges for solo travelers and discounts for groups, if any, will be applied. Prices assume itinerary is purchased "as is". Minor changes to hotels or hotel add-ons to the beginning or the end of the existing itinerary can be made at no extra charge.
All prices do not include international airfare, unless otherwise noted.
Prices displayed are based on the lowest season base price and assume double occupancy. Cancellation penalties, blackout dates and other restrictions may apply.
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Legend
B: Breakfast
L: Lunch
D: Dinner
ER: Elephant Ride
CR: Camel Ride
BR: Boat Ride
JS: Jungle Safari
CS: Camel Safari
HS: Horse Safari
VS: Village Safari
GD: Gala Dinner
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