Heritage and Maharaja Trips

The capital of India is certainly the third city of the country, therefore gigantic by certain aspects, but it is especially cultural and interesting with its multitude of sites distributed between New and Old Delhi. The sites follow one another, sometimes moving, sometimes imposing and often majestic. During a stroll through the Chandani Chowk bazaar, you will soak up the picturesque and authentic atmosphere of Old Delhi. You will not fail to take a few steps on the famous Connaught Place which will now be familiar to you having served as a landmark in Delhi.

Road to Shekhawati, famous for its havelis with painted facades. Recently restored, these ancient residences once belonged to wealthy Marwari merchants. It is in the small towns of Mandawa and Nawalgarh that you will have the opportunity to see the most beautiful of them.

Stop in the old fort of Khimsar, now transformed into a charming hotel. Located slightly higher, it offers a breathtaking view of the village, the plains and to the east the sand dunes.

On the way, stop at the Village Bavodi, take Jeep Safari and drive to continue - Jaisalmer.

It is in the extreme west of India in the Thar Desert that the fortress of Jaisalmer takes shape surrounded by its imposing ramparts wall. Stage intended for contemplative strolls in the maze of the alleys of the citadel to appreciate the delicacy of the worked balconies. Dreams and images that we have of Rajasthan often become real here and it will be an opportunity to let ourselves be impregnated by magical atmospheres.

From the fortress of Mehrangarh erected on its rock, we enjoy a sensational view of this blue houses and refreshing air: the facades of the houses of Jodhpur!

En route, visit the Jain temples of Ranakpur. This route is probably one of the most beautiful that one can do in Rajasthan. Indeed, the passage of the Aravali Mountains is of great beauty and the change from a dry landscape to a much greener landscape is always welcomed with joy.

Udaipur is considered one of the most romantic cities in Rajasthan. It is also one of the most picturesque places with its lakes and marble palaces, its hills and its lively winding streets.

Breakfast at your hotel and then drive to Nimaj, En route visit Nathdwara Temple.

Nimaj located southwest of Pushkar, All enjoy a bird's eye view of the lake and the oasis, you can peacefully observe the animal life in the surroundings. Our stay at Nimaj Place hotel.

After breakfast drive to jaipur, en route visit Holly Lake at Pushkar. Overnight at Jaipur.

Built recently in the 18th century. By an urban planner, Jaipur, the pink city is harmonious and airy. The famous Palace of the Winds and the observatory are the best known sites. You will not miss riding an elephant at Fort Amber.

Drive Agra and en route visit Chand Bavodi (step wall) and fatehpur Sikri.

Early morning visit Taj Mahal (probably one of the most perfect and harmonious monuments in the world.) Day at your disposal in Agra then departure for Delhi airport according to the schedule of your flight