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Royal Rajasthan Duration: 14N/15D

Key Sights: Delhi – Jaipur – Bikaner – Jaisalmer – Jodhpur – Ranakpur – Udaipur – Pushkar – Ranthambore – Fatehpur Sikri – Agra – Delhi

Day Program Mode Distance/Time

Day 1 Arrival Delhi By Flight Day 2 Delhi Day 3 Delhi – Jaipur By Surface 295KM/04-05 Hours Day 4 Jaipur Day 5 Day 6 Day 7 Day 8 Day 9 Day 10 Day 11 Day 12 Day 13 Day 14

Jaipur – Bikaner Bikaner-Jaisalmer Jaisalmer Jaisalmer-Jodhpur Jodhpur-Ranakpur Ranakpur-Udaipur Udaipur Udaipur-Pushkar Pushkar-Ranthambore Ranthambore-Fatehpur Sikri Fatehpur Sikri-Agra Agra-Delhi

By Surface By Surface By Surface By Surface By Surface By Surface By Surface By Surface By Surface

330KM/04-05 Hours 330KM/04-05 Hours 285KM/04-05 Hours 170KM/02-03 Hours 94KM/01-02 Hours 270KM/04-05 Hours 300KM/05-06 Hours 260KM/05-06 Hours 36KM/01 Hour 232KM/03-04 Hours

Day 15 Departure Delhi By Flight

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Day 1 Arrival Delhi By Flight

Upon arrival at airport you will meet with our representative with your name card in arrival hall after customs. Warm welcome with fresh flower garlands and transfer to hotel. Afternoon proceed for Old Delhi sightseeing as below: Delhi - Mystery, magic, mayhem. Welcome to Delhi, City of Djinns, and 25 million people. Like an eastern Rome, India’s capital is littered with the relics of lost empires. A succession of armies stormed across the Indo-Gangetic plain and imprinted their identity onto the vanquished city, before vanishing into rubble and ruin like the conquerors who preceded them. Modern Delhi is a chaotic tapestry of medieval fortifications, Mughal mausoleums, dusty bazaars, colonial-era town planning, and mega malls.

Jama Masjid It is the largest mosque in india and the final architectural extravagance of shanjahan.

Raj Ghat Cremation site of Mahatma Gandhi

Red Fort Drive past Red fort. Witness it glory and pomp. Stopover for photography

Old Delhi Market (Chandni Chowk – Market closed on Sunday) (Rickshaw Ride)

Itis one of the oldest and busiest markets in Old Delhi, now in central north Delhi, India. Built in 17th century by the great Mughal emperor of India Shah Jahan and designed by his daughter Jahan Ara. Silver Market/ Textile Market: The bazaar was in the time of Shahjahan was famous for its silver merchants, which could also have an important role to play in the nomenclature of the Chandni Chowk as silver is referred to as Chandi in Hindi, a word which could have been slightly deformed to form ChandniChowk Spice Market: spice market also known as Khari Baowli famous for various type of Indian

Humayun’s Tomb The design of the Taj Mahal is inspired from the Humayun's Tomb. The Humayun's Tomb is in the UNESCO's list of World Heritage Sites. The Humayun's tomb is the first Indian building to use the Persian concept of a double dome. Humayun's Tomb was the first garden tomb made in India.

Overnight at hotel.

Day 2 Delhi

After breakfast proceed for New Delhi sightseeing as below




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Qutub Minar Qutb Minar, also spelled Qutub or Qutab, is the 2nd tallest minar in India after Minar-E-Fateh at chhaparchiri at Anandpur Sahib which stands 100 meters tall.

Lotus Temple (Closed on Monday)

The Lotus Temple, located in New Delhi, India, is a Bahá'í House of Worship completed in 1986. Notable for its flowerlike shape, it serves as the Mother Temple of the Indian subcontinent and has become a prominent attraction in the city.

Bangla Sahib Gurdwara Bangla Sahib is the most prominent Sikh Gurdwara, or Sikh house of worship, in Delhi, known for its association with the eighth Sikh Guru, Guru HarKrishan.

The Laxminarayan Temple

Also known as the Birla Mandir is dedicated to Lord Vishnu, the preserver and his consort, Goddess Lakshmi. The architecture of the Temple looks imbibed from the Orissan Style. The temple has tall spires and it looks magnificent raised in red sandstone.

Parliament Street & India Gate

Drive pass Parliament of India, President’s house & India gate.

Overnight at hotel.

Day 3 Delhi – Jaipur By Surface 295KM/04-05 Hours

After breakfast, checkout from hotel and drive to Jaipur. On arrival Jaipur check in at hotel. Overnight at hotel

Day 4 Jaipur

After breakfast proceed for Jaipur sightseeing as below. Jaipur: Jaipur, Rajasthan’s capital, is an enthralling historical city and the gateway to India’s most flamboyant state. The city’s colourful, chaotic streets ebb and flow with a heady brew of old and new. Careering buses dodge dawdling camels, leisurely cycle-rickshaws, swarms of motorbikes, and everywhere buzzing autorickshaws. In the midst of this mayhem, the splendours of Jaipur’s majestic past are islands of relative calm evoking a different pace and another world.

Hawa Mahal The literal meaning of Hawa Mahal is Palace of Winds. Hawa Mahal was built by Maharaja Sawai Pratap Singh in 1799. Hawa Mahal is a pyramid-shaped facade with five stories. It has 953 small windows decorated with tiny lattice work. The small windows and screened balconies serve the women to watch processions and different activities taking place on the streets. ( Stop for photography )

Amber Fort Amber Fort, whose construction began in the 17th century. Before the construction of the city palace in Jaipur, Amber was the seat of power. Riding the elephants to the top of the fortress (climbing elephant is possible subject to availability, if not climb it with jeeps). Castle looks




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impressive, built entirely of white marble and red sandy rocks, with architecture influenced by Hindu and Muslim manner of ornamentation and decoration. Walk in the complex of courtyards and halls. Many of the rooms have delightful wall paintings, with precious stones and mirrors inlaid in the walls.

Jal Mahal Near the cenotaphs of the maharanis of Jaipur, and beautifully situated in the watery expanse of Man Sagar, is the beautiful Jal Mahal. It was built in 1799 by Madho Singh as a summer resort for the royal family,which they used to base duck-hunting parties.(Drive Pass)

Jantar Mantar Largest stone observatory in the World and this feature makes it, a special destination for a traveller.

City Palace The beautiful palace was built by Maharaja Sawai Jai Singh during his reign. City Palace stands apart, with its outstanding art and architecture. City Palace complex covers a huge area, which is divided into a series of gardens, courtyards and buildings, the premises the City Palace Museum.

Overnight at hotel.

Day 5 Jaipur – Bikaner By Surface 330 KM/04-05 Hours

After breakfast, checkout from the hotel and drive to Bikaner. On arrival check in at hotel Afternoon proceed for Bikaner sightseeing Bikaner: Bikaner is a vibrant, dust-swirling desert town with a fabulous fort and an energising outpost feel. It’s less dominated by tourism than many other Rajasthan cities, though it has plenty of hotels and a busy camel-safari scene, which attracts travellers.

Karni Mata Temple

According to legend, the rat temple near Bikaner dates back to the 1400s, when Karni Mata, an incarnation of the god Durga, asked the death-god Yoma to reincarnate the son of a grieving storyteller. When death refused to help, Karni Mata promised that all male storytellers - members of the Charan caste - would be reincarnated as rats in her temple. When they die as rats, they are once more reincarnated as members of the Depavats family, as Karni Mata's descendants are known.

Camel Breeding Farm

India’s only Camel Breeding Farm is located in Bikaner. Started in 1975, nearly half the camels bred in India come from this farm including those used in the camel regiment of the Indian Army. Formally named the National Research Center on Camel, the center is more popularly referred to as the Government Camel Breeding Farm.

Overnight at hotel.




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Day 6 Bikaner – Jaisalmer By Surface 330KM/04-05 Hours

After breakfast, visit Junagarh Fort

Junagarh Fort This most impressive fort was constructed between 1589 and 1593 by Raja Rai Singh, ruler of Bikaner and a general in the army of the Mughal emperor Akbar.

After Junagarh Fort proceed for Jaisalmer, On arrival check in at Hotel Jaisalmer: The fort of Jaisalmer is a breathtaking sight: a massive sandcastle rising from the sandy plains like a mirage from a bygone era. No place better evokes exotic camel-train trade routes and desert mystery. Ninety-nine bastions encircle the fort’s still-inhabited twisting lanes. Inside are shops swaddled in bright embroideries, a royal palace. Despite the commercialism it’s hard not to be enchanted by this desert citadel. Beneath the ramparts, particularly to the north, the narrow streets of the old city conceal magnificent havelis, all carved from the same golden-honey sandstone as the fort – hence Jaisalmer’s designation as the Golden City.

In the evening go for Gadi Sagar Lake

Gadi Sagar Lake This stately tank, southeast of the city walls, was Jaisalmer’s vital water supply until 1965, and because of its importance it is surrounded by many small temples and shrines. The tank was built in 1367 by Maharawal Gadsi Singh, taking advantage of a natural declivity that already retained some water.

Overnight at Hotel

Day-7 Jaisalmer – Sam Dunes By Surface 40KM/01 Hours

After breakfast , proceed for Jaisalmer sightseeing as below:

Jaisalmer’s unique fort

Jaisalmer’s unique fort is a living urban centre, with about 3000 people residing within its walls. It’s honeycombed with narrow, winding lanes, lined with houses and temples – along with a large number of handicraft shops, guesthouses and restaurants. Founded in 1156 by the Rajput ruler Jaisal and reinforced by subsequent rulers, Jaisalmer Fort was the focus of a number of battles between the Bhatis, the Mughals of Delhi and the Rathores of Jodhpur

Patwa ki Haveli The biggest fish in the haveli pond is Patwa-ki-Haveli, which towers over a narrow lane, its intricate stonework like honey-coloured lace. Divided into five sections, it was built between 1800 and 1860 by five Jain brothers who made their fortunes in brocade and jewellery. It’s most impressive from the outside. The first of the five sections is open as the privately owned Kothari’s Patwa-ki-Haveli Museum , which richly evokes 19th-century life.




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Vyas Chhatri This atmospheric assemblage of golden sandstone chhatris, in an old Brahmin cemetery on a rise on the northwestern edge of town, forms a popular sunset point from which to view the fort.

After sightseeing proceed for Sam Dunes enroute visit Kuldara Village

Kuldara Village This abandoned village is 19km west of Jaisalmer, 6km south of the Sam road. It was abandoned by its Paliwal Brahmin inhabitants – just like the area’s 83 other Paliwal Brahmin villages – about 200 years ago. They were heavily taxed, their property was looted and the daughter of one family had been kidnapped, but there was no response to their complaints, so the entire community upped and left. Legend has it they buried the gold and silver they couldn’t carry in Kuldara, which has attracted treasure hunters to the area. Some of the houses are in remarkable condition as they have been restored for use as film sets – this is a popular Bollywood location!

On arrival Sam Dunes, Overnight on Desert camp in Swiss Tents.

Day-8 Sam Dunes – Jodhpur By Surface 285KM/04-05 Hours

After breakfast , proceed for Jodhpur Jodhpur: Mighty Mehrangarh, the muscular fort that towers over the Blue City of Jodhpur, is a magnificent spectacle and an architectural masterpiece. Around Mehrangarh’s base, the old city, a jumble of Brahmin-blue cubes, stretches out to the 10km-long, 16th-century city wall. The Blue City really is blue! Inside is a tangle of winding, glittering, medieval streets, which never seem to lead where you expect them to, scented by incense, roses and sewers, with shops and bazaars selling everything from trumpets and temple decorations to snuff and saris.

On arrival Jodhpur ,proceed for Jodhpur sightseeing ,

Mehrangarh Fort Rising perpendicular and impregnable from a rocky hill that itself stands 120m above Jodhpur’s skyline, Mehrangarh is one of the most magnificent forts in India. The battlements are 6m to 36m high, and as the building materials were chiselled from the rock on which the fort stands, the structure merges with its base. Still run by the Jodhpur royal family, Mehrangarh is packed with history and legend. Mehrangarh’s main entrance is at the northeast gate, Jai Pol.

Jaswant Thada This milky-white marble memorial to Maharaja Jaswant Singh II, sitting above a small lake 1km northeast of Mehrangarh, is an array of whimsical domes. It’s a welcome, peaceful spot after the hubbub




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of the city, and the views across to the fort and over the city are superb. Built in 1899, the cenotaph has some beautiful jalis (carved marble lattice screens) and is hung with portraits of Rathore rulers going back to the 13th century.

Mandore Gardens Situated 9km north of the centre of Jodhpur, Mandore was the capital of Marwar prior to the founding of Jodhpur. Its gardens, complete with rock terraces and home to playful grey langurs, contain a variety of dark-red cenotaphs of Jodhpur’s rulers. These include the soaring but unkempt Chhatri of Maharaja Dhiraj Ajit Singh (1793), which combines Buddhist and Jain elements in its architecture.

City Market & Clock Tower

The century-old clock tower is an old city landmark surrounded by the vibrant sounds, sights and smells of Sardar Market, which is marked by triple gateways at its northern and southern ends. The narrow, winding lanes of the old city spread out in all directions from here.

After sightseeing transfer to Hotel Overnight at Hotel

Day 09 Jodhpur – Ranakpur Ranakpur – Udaipur

By Surface By Surface

170KM/02-03 Hours 94KM/01-02 Hours

After breakfast drive to Udaipur enroute visit Ranakpur Ranakpur: At the foot of a steep wooded escarpment of the Aravalli Hills, Ranakpur is one of India’s biggest and most important Jain temple complexes. It’s 75km northwest of Udaipur, and 12km west of Kumbhalgarh as the crow flies (but 50km by road, via Saira). The main temple, the Chaumukha Mandir (Four-Faced Temple), is dedicated to Adinath, the first Jain tirthankar (depicted in the many Buddha-like images in the temple), and was built in the 15th century in milk-white marble.

On arrival Udaipur check in at Hotel Overnight at Hotel

Day 10 Udaipur

After breakfast, proceed for Udaipur sightseeing as below:

City Palace Surmounted by balconies, towers and cupolas towering over the lake, the imposing City Palace is Rajasthan’s largest palace, with a facade 244m long and 30.4m high. Construction was begun in 1599 by Maharana Udai Singh II, the city’s founder, and it later became a conglomeration of structures (including 11 separate smaller palaces)




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built and extended by various maharanas, though it still manages to retain a surprising uniformity of design.

City Palace Museum

The main part of the palace is open as the City Palace Museum, with rooms extravagantly decorated with mirrors, tiles and paintings, and housing a large, varied collection of artefacts. Durbar Hall: The restored Durbar Hall in the City Palace complex is one of India’s most impressive, vast and lavish, with some of the country’s biggest chandeliers. The walls display royal weapons and striking portraits of former maharanas of Mewar.

Royal Vintage Car Collection

The maharanas’ car collection makes a fascinating diversion, for what it tells about their elite lifestyle and for the vintage vehicles themselves. Housed within the former state garage are 22 splendid vehicles, including a seven-seat 1938 Cadillac complete with purdah system, the beautiful 1934 Rolls-Royce Phantom used in the Bond film Octopussy, and the Cadillac convertible that whisked Queen Elizabeth II to the airport in 1961.

Bagore-ki-Haveli This gracious 18th-century haveli, set on the water’s edge in the Gangaur Ghat area, was built by a Mewar prime minister and has since been carefully restored. There are 138 rooms set around courtyards, some arranged to evoke the period during which the house was inhabited, while others house cultural displays, including – intriguingly enough – the world’s biggest turban.

Crystal Gallery The Crystal Gallery houses rare crystal that Maharana Sajjan Singh ordered from F&C Osler & Co in England in 1877. The maharana died before it arrived, and all the items stayed forgotten and packed up in boxes for 110 years. The extraordinary, extravagant collection includes crystal chairs, sofas, tables and even beds.

Jagdish Temple While walking in the bustling city visit, Jagdish Temple: Reached by a steep, elephant-flanked flight of steps, 150m north of the City Palace’s Badi Pol entrance, this busy Indo-Aryan temple was built by Maharana Jagat Singh in 1651. The wonderfully carved main structure enshrines a black stone image of Vishnu as Jagannath, Lord of the Universe. There’s also a brass image of the Garuda (Vishnu’s man-bird vehicle) in a shrine facing the main structure.

Saheliyon-ki-Bari In the north of the city, about 3km from Lal Ghat, the Saheliyon-ki-Bari was built by Sangram Singh II in 1710. This small, quaint ornamental garden was laid out for the enjoyment of 48 women attendants who came as part of a princess’s dowry and has beautiful, well-maintained fountains (water shortages permitting), kiosks, marble elephants and a delightful lotus pool.

Lake Pichola (Boat Ride during Sunset)

Last but not the least, sunset boat ride in Lake Pichola: Limpid and large, Lake Pichola reflects the cool grey-blue mountains on its rippling mirror-like surface. It was enlarged by Maharana Udai Singh II, following his foundation of the city, by flooding Picholi village, which gave the lake its name.




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Overnight at hotel

Day 11 Udaipur – Pushkar By Surface 270KM/04-05 Hours

After breakfast, drive to Pushkar. Upon arrival check in at hotel. Afternoon proceed to Pushkar sightseeing as follows :

Bramha Temple

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 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.

Overnight at hotel

Day 12 Pushkar-Ranthambore By Surface 300KM/05-06 Hours

After breakfast, drive to Ranthambhore On Arrival Ranthambore Check in at Hotel

Ranthambore This famous national park is the best place to spot wild tigers in Rajasthan. Comprising 1334 sq km of wild jungle scrub hemmed in by rocky ridges, at its centre is the 10th-century Ranthambhore Fort. Scattered around the fort are ancient temples and mosques, hunting pavilions, crocodile-filled lakes and vine-covered chhatris (burial tombs). The park was a maharajas’ hunting ground until 1970, a curious 15 years after it had become a sanctuary. Seeing a tiger (around 48 when surveyed in 2014) is partly a matter of luck; But remember there’s plenty of other wildlife to see including more than 300 species of birds.

Dinner and Overnight at Hotel




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Day 13 Ranthambore-Fatehpur Sikri Fatehpur-Sikri-Agra

By Surface 260KM/05-06 Hours 36KM/01 Hour

Early morning jungle safari Return back to hotel. Breakfast at hotel and later drive to Agra en-route visit Fatehpur Sikri

Fatehpur Sikri The Emperor Akbar (1556-1605) decided to construct it in 1571, on the same site where the birth of his son, the future Jahangir, was predicted by the wise Sheikh Salim Chisti (1480-1572). Fatehpur Sikri is the best example of the culmination of Hindu and Muslim architecture. Fatehpur- Sikri Mosque is said to be a copy of the mosque in Mecca and has designs, derived from the Persian & Hindu architecture

On Arrival Agra Check in at Hotel, Overnight.

Day 14 Agra-Delhi By Surface 232KM/03-04 Hours

After breakfast , proceed for sightseeing as below: Agra: The magical allure of the Taj Mahal draws tourists to Agra like moths to a wondrous flame. And despite the hype, it’s every bit as good as you’ve heard. But the Taj is not a stand-alone attraction. The legacy of the Mughal empire has left a magnificent fort and a liberal sprinkling of fascinating tombs and mausoleums; and there’s also fun to be had in the bustling chowks (marketplaces).

Taj Mahal (Closed on Friday)

The Taj Mahal is a white marble mausoleum located in Agra, Uttar Pradesh, India.. Described as the most extravagant monument ever build for love, It was constructed by Mughal Emperor Shah Jahan as a memorial to his queen Mumtaz Mahal, made out of white marble took 22 years to complete. Ustad Ahamad Lahori, a Parsian Architect, is said to be the main designer and planer of this magnificent memorial.

Red Fort (Agra Fort)

Agra Fort is a monument, a UNESCO World Heritage site located in Agra, Uttar Pradesh, India. It is about 2.5 km northwest of its more famous sister monument, the Taj Mahal. The fort can be more accurately described as a walled city.

Marble Factory Later visit Marble factory cum Shop to learn “Pietradura” an old technique of making marble products.

Thereafter drive to Delhi, Upon arrival check-in at hotel, Overnight.

Day 15 Departure Delhi By Flight

Transfer to airport as per your flight back to home




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Particulars Standard Superior Deluxe

Package Costs 02 pax travelling together USD 1208 USD 1394 USD 1622

03-04 pax travelling together USD 1090 USD 1276 USD 1504 05-06 pax travelling together USD 1046 USD 1232 USD 1460 07-09 pax travelling together USD 940 USD 1126 USD 1354

Single Supplement USD 494 USD 679 USD 908 Half Board Supplement USD 126 USD 196 USD 243 Entrances to monuments & Activties USD 229 USD 229 USD 229

Valid: 01st October 2019 to 31st March 2020 Compliments from Truly India Tours:

• Warm welcome with fresh flower garlands

• 01 water bottle on arrival per pax

• 01 water bottle on intercity transfer per pax Package costs includes:

• 14 nights’ accommodation sharing DBL/Twin room basis.

• Daily breakfast starting Day 2

• All transports, excursions, sightseeing’s etc as per program in private A/C vehicle

• Local English Speaking guide during sightseeings.

• Rickshaw ride in old Delhi

• Dinner at Ranthambhore hotel

• Presently Applicable taxes (subject to change) Package costs excludes:

• Airfare, insurance or visa fees

• Meals except specified

• Any personal expense like minibar, telephone charges, spa etc

• Entrances to monuments

• Porterage etc

• Tips or gratitude amount

• Anything not mentioned in ‘Package costs includes’




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Standard Hotels Envisaged Note: This list of hotels are envisaged. Same or similar hotels are offered. In case of non-availability, same category/rate bracket hotels are offered.

City Names

Delhi Regent Villa/Ajanta Hotel

Agra Siris18/Amar Hotel

Jaipur Park Ocean/ Mahal Khandela

Jodhpur Mapple Abhay/ Trully Rudransh Inn

Udaipur Amar Kothi/ Hotel Landmark

Jaisalmer Golden Haveli/ Hotel Jaisalmer

Desert Desert Safari Camp

Bikaner Bhanwar Singh Palace or similar

Pushkar Pushkar Bagh/ Pushkar Fort

Ranthambore Shergarh Resort/ Tiger Roar

Mandawa Sara Villas/ Desert & Dunes

Khajuraho Syna Heritage/ Greenwoods

Varanasi Costa River/ Silk City Varanasi

Sambhar Sambhar Heritage Resort

Cochin Abad Atrium/ Abad Plaza

Munnar Abad Copper Castle/Eastend Munnar/Cuckmere Resort

Thekkady Abad Green Forest or similar

Alleppey Deshadan Backwater Resort

Houseboat Deluxe Houseboats (A/C night time only)

Chennai The Chariot or similar

Mahabalipuram Mamalla Heritage or similar

Pondicherry Shenbagha Hotel/ The Atithi

Thanjavur Poppy's Kumbakonam or similar

Madurai Poppy's Madurai or similar

Bangalore Pai Vista Banglore or similar

Mysore Pai Vista Hotel or similar

Hassan Southern Star or similar

Coorg Woodstock Villa or similar

Wayanad Meenmutty Wayanad or similar

Gurvayur Guruvayur Gateway or similar




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Superior Hotels Envisaged Note: This list of hotels are envisaged. Same or similar hotels are offered. In case of non-availability, same category/rate bracket hotels are offered.

City Names

Delhi Tauraus Sarovar Portico /Golden Tulip Suites Gurugram Agra The Maningh/Howard Plaza The Fern Jaipur Regenta Jal Mahal/Sarovar Portico Jodhpur Fern Rescidency/ Park Plaza Udaipur Aaram Mahal Udaipur or similar Jaisalmer Desert Palace Trully or similar Desert Royal Desert Camp/Hariyali Dhani Camp or similar Bikaner Gaj Kesari/Vesta Bikaner or similar Pushkar Aaram Bagh/Bhanwar Singh Palace or similar Ranthambore Tiger Roar/Shergarh or similar Mandawa Sara Villas / Desert & Dunes or similar Khajuraho Golden Tulip Khajuraho or similar Varanasi Hotel Amaaya or similar Sambhar Sambhar Heritage Resort Cochin Nihara resort & Spa or similar Munnar Mountain Trail Resort or similar Thekkady Mountain Courtyard or similar Alleppey Uday Backwater Resort & Spa or similar Houseboat Deluxe Houseboat (Night time A/C Only) Chennai Quality Inn Sabri or similar Mahabalipuram Ideal Beach resort or similar Pondicherry Hotel Shenbagha/The Atithi or similar Thanjavur Quality Inn Viha Kumbakonam or similar Madurai Poppy's Madurai or similar Bangalore Royal Orchid Bangalore/Windflower or similar Mysore The Sandesh/Southern Star or similar Hassan Hoysala Heritage Resort or similar Coorg Woodstock villa or similar Wayanad Abad Brookside Lakkidi/ The Woods or similar Gurvayur Guruvayur Gateway or similar




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Deluxe Hotels Envisaged Note: This list of hotels are envisaged. Same or similar hotels are offered. In case of non-availability, same category/rate bracket hotels are offered.

City Names

Delhi Radisson Blu Dwarka/ WelcomHotel Dwarka/ Piccadily Agra Radisson Blu/ Clarks Shiraz/ Ramada Plaza Jaipur Radisson Blu/ Crowne Plaza/ Holiday Inn Centre Jodhpur The Umeed or similar Udaipur Fateh Garh or similar Jaisalmer Sairafort Jaisalmer or similar Desert Dhora Tent Lux Camps/Samsara Desert Camp Bikaner Gaj Kesari/Vesta or similar Pushkar Orchard Luxury Tents or similar Ranthambore Treehouse Anuraga Palace or similar Mandawa Vivaana Culture Mandawa or similar Khajuraho Ramada Khajuraho or similar Varanasi The Madin or similar Sambhar Sambhar Heritage Resort Cochin Holiday Inn Cochin or similar Munnar Mountain Club or similar Thekkady Cardammom County or similar Alleppey Uday Backwater Resort & Spa or similar Houseboat Deluxe Houseboat (Night time A/C Only) Chennai Clarion Chennai or similar Mahabalipuram Ideal Beach resort or similar Pondicherry Windflower Pondicherry or similar Thanjavur Ideal River View or similar Madurai Heritage Madurai or similar Bangalore Fortune Bangalore/Sarovar Portico or similar Mysore Radisson Blu Mysore/Windflower Resort or similar Hassan Hoysala Heritage Resort or similar Coorg Windflower Coorg or similar Wayanad Windflower Resort/ Vythiri Resort or similar Gurvayur Guruvayur Gateway or similar

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Royal Rajasthan - Kent Holidays Days Royal...Temple looks imbibed from the Orissan Style. The temple has tall spires and it looks magnificent raised in red sandstone. Parliament Street