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Rajasthan Adventure

14 unforgettable days in Northern India

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View across the Blue City of Jodhpur

Group Size: Max 22

Trip code: OLAI

Duration: 14 days

Amazing twin room accommodation
7 great Indian destinations
Visit the iconic Taj Mahal

Vibrant, chaotic, spiritual, and ablaze with colour, there’s nowhere else in the world like India. Spice up your life with this epic 14 day tour of Rajasthan and the Golden Triangle. Explore the indigo streets of Jodphur, take a sunset cruise in elegant Udaipur, discover the rose-coloured Palace of the Winds and Monkey Temple in Jaipur, help feed Delhi’s poorest residents from a Sikh temple, tickle your tastebuds with lassis and samosas on a street food tour, spend a night under the stars in a desert campsite, and watch the sky turn every shade of red, orange and pink above the Taj Mahal as the sun comes up!

 

Trip highlights

  • Watch the sun come up over the one and only Taj Mahal 
  • Take a sunset boat cruise on beautiful Lake Pichola in Udaipur
  • Go on a camel safari and stay in a desert glampsite near Pushkar
  • Meet the cheeky locals at Jaipur’s famous monkey temple
  • Take a mouth-watering rickshaw street food tour of Delhi
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What's included
  • 13 night’s accommodation
  • 13 breakfasts, and 6 dinners
  • Award-winning western and local tour guides
  • Delhi, Pushkar, Jodhpur, Jaipur and Udaipur orientation walks
  • Camel research centre visit
  • Jeep safari
  • Taj Mahal sunset view
  • Sunrise at Taj Mahal
  • Bollywood movie
  • Jaipur Galta-Ji Monkey Temple
  • Pushkar Brahmin blessing
  • Camel desert safari
  • Cooking demonstration
  • Mehrangarh Fort visit
  • Jodhpur Step Well visit
  • Jodhpur Market and food tour
  • Sunset boat cruise on Lake Pichola
  • Udaipur bike ride with village and school visit
  • Old Delhi food tour
  • All in-country transport
  • 24 hour emergency support
What's not included
  • Visas
  • International flights
  • Travel insurance
  • Airport transfers
  • Most meals, snacks and drinks
  • Optional activities
Further trip information

Day 1: Arrive in Delhi. Welcome to India! Fly into Delhi Airport and make your way through streets buzzing with food stalls, rickshaws, people, and the occasional cow! Meet the rest of your group tonight and head out for your first taste of Indian food and a few drinks!

Day 2: Delhi tour & night train. Our first stop this morning is a Sikh temple, where we’ll visit a mass kitchen that provides free meals to residents of the city. See how they make thousands of chapattis and stir some of the huge curry pots before visiting the Lotus temple. This evening, hop on an overnight train to Bikaner.

Day 3: Bikaner jeeps and camels. Hold on to your hats – we’re heading into the vast sand dunes around Bikaner today for a jeep safari! Then we’ll get to know some of the humpy locals as we visit the Camel Research Centre. Round off your amazing day with a tasty dinner with the gang. 

Day 4: Bikaner to Jodphur. Hop on a train today to the ‘Blue City’, a maze of indigo streets lined with shops and bazaars. Arrive late in the day and check in to our charming haveli accommodation in the heart of the city ahead of a rooftop dinner with views over one of our fave cities in India. 

Day 5: Jodphur. Spend the morning exploring at your own pace.  This afternoon, visit the spectacular Mehrangarh Fort with our local guide, the Insta-worthy Jodphur Stepwell and the Clock Tower Market where we’ll pick up a refreshing Saffron Lassi and some freshly fried samosa – yum! 

Day 6: Jodphur to Udaipur. Today we’re taking a bus to the ‘White City’ on the banks of peaceful Lake Pichola. Explore the markets and the old town with your local guide, before an unforgettable sunset cruise on the lake, and dinner under the stars at one of our favourite rooftop restaurants.

Day 7: Udaipur local village. We’re heading into the villages surrounding Udaipur by bike today, meeting the locals and stopping off at a school to meet some local children (prepare to have your heart melted by lots of big smiles!) before heading back to town for the afternoon. 

Day 8: Udaipur to Pushkar. Wrapped around a shimmering lake, dotted with 52 bathing ghats and 400 blue temples, Pushkar is a photographer’s dream.  Take a tour of the city, including a blessing on the holy lake from a local Brahmin, before heading to our desert glampsite for the night!

Day 9: Pushkar hikes, yoga and cooking class. Early birds will enjoy our optional sunrise hike to a temple, or how’s about a morning yoga sesh on the deck of the infinity pool? Head into the centre of Pushkar for lunch before learning how to cook authentic Indian cuisine back at the camp. 

Day 10: Pushkar to Jaipur. After breakfast today, we’re heading to Jaipur, otherwise known as the Pink City, one of the three points on India’s famed Golden Triangle. Tonight we’re headed to one of the grandest cinema theatres in the world to watch a Bollywood movie! 

Day 11: Jaipur tour, monkeys & cooking demo. Take a tour of the Old Town including the local market and the rose-coloured Palace of the Winds. Then hop in a tuk tuk to Galta-Ji (AKA Monkey Temple!) to meet the cheeky residents. This evening, enjoy a mouth-watering cooking demo.  

Day 12: Jaipur to Agra & Taj Mahal sunset. Take a train to Agra this morning where we’ll take a tuk tuk to a garden south of the famous Taj Mahal to see the famous building bathed in golden light as the sun goes down. Grab some dinner and hit the pillow early – we’re up for sunrise tomorrow!

Day 13: Taj Mahal & Agra to Delhi. See the Taj at its most spectacular this morning, as the sunrise paints the sky a kaleidoscope of colours. Our local guide will show us round the spectacular building before we head to Old Delhi for a rickshaw food tour including some sweet treats!

Day 14: Trip end. Your amazing adventure in India comes to an end today. Say your goodbyes and head to the airport whenever you’re ready. See you next time! 

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Thinking about doing the ‘undercover india- Delhi to Goa’ in late 2023! Has anyone done this trip before?x

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Arrival information

Arrive at any time into Indira Gandhi International Airport (DEL) in Delhi on day 1 and make your way to your hotel in the heart of New Delhi. Airport transfers are not included, but if you would prefer a private transfer to be arranged in advance, we can book one for you (extra cost) with the Women on Wheels initiative which provides training and resources to disadvantaged local women and enables them to become self-sustaining professional drivers. Please speak to a travel adviser for more information.

The trip ends in New Delhi on day 14; you can depart at any time.

Accommodation & meals

Accommodation

This trip includes 13 nights’ accommodation in a carefully selected mix of hotels and boutique hideaways, including a glamping spot in Pushkar and some havelis (traditional Indian buildings). We’ll also spend a night on a comfortable sleeper train. Rooms on this trip are twin or double share with en-suite facilities and feature A/C and Wi-Fi.

Meals

We’ll provide you with 13 breakfasts and 6 dinners on this tour. You’ll have the freedom to eat wherever you like for the rest of the time. It’s a great opportunity to sample the incredible cuisine of India. From curry feasts, tandooris and rotis to sweets, and fresh chai, India is a foodie’s paradise! Our local guides will take us to the best eateries in every city and you’ll also enjoy an interactive cooking demo at our camp, and a guided food tasting tour of Delhi! Please let your travel adviser know if you have any dietary requirements.  

Minimum age & eligibility

The minimum age to join this trip is 18. This trip is designed for travellers aged 18-39.

You will need to have a tourist visa in order to travel to India. Most people obtain a 30 day e-visa or a 180 day longer term tourist visa. Visas MUST be obtained in advance, before leaving the UK.

Make sure your passport is valid for a minimum of 180 days at the time of entry into India.Your passport must be machine readable, with 2 blank pages for your visa and valid for a minimum of 180 days at the time of your visa application.

Visa rules and regulations are subject to change. Please check the relevant embassy websites for up to date information.

Covid safety

This trip is designed with your safety and wellbeing in mind. As a result of Covid-19, many of our suppliers and partners around the world are introducing new policies and procedures surrounding health and safety in response to the Coronavirus outbreak. As the state of travel is evolving these new safety measures will adapt over time, and will be different for each trip. Here are some of the changes you may see on your trip:

Arrival safety meetings
Most trips have an arrival meeting on the first day where the guide or local team will run through the trip, the safety protocols, and to answer any questions you may have. Now more than ever it is important you arrive in time for these meetings.

Proof of vaccination or negative covid test
For the safety of all travellers, at the start of some trips you may be required to show evidence that you are fully vaccinated (14 days after your second dose) and/or show evidence of a negative PCR test taken within 72 hours of the tour start date in order to join the programme.

Updated hygiene and safety procedures
Our suppliers and partners have health and safety procedures in place on all of our trips. These protocols will be updated and adapted as a response to the Coronavirus outbreak, dependent on local restrictions and laws.

Transport and accommodation choices
Our suppliers and partners choose the accommodation and transport on our trips very carefully, and you may see a change to what would normally be used as a response to the outbreak. This may involve such changes as enhanced use of private transport or quieter accommodation.

Trained and knowledgeable staff
Our staff in the UK are trained to help you with your trip before you depart and answer any questions you may have. In addition, the local team and guides on our trips are there to help with any health and safety concerns and to ensure our trips run safely and smoothly.

Reduced group sizes
Some trips will run with reduced group sizes to start with. You may find that trips are more intimate and chilled, whilst still being packed with fun and adventure.

Healthcare
Your guide or the local team will be on hand to help you seek medical attention should you require it during your trip. As medical facilities and standards can vary around the world, you should ensure you have adequate travel insurance in place before you depart to cover you for any medical emergencies.

24/7 emergency support
We operate an emergency phone line for our travellers abroad. This is operated by a UK based member of staff 24/7 if you have a genuine emergency or urgent matter that you need attending.

It is important that you take measures to make travelling safer for yourself and others around you. Ensure you frequently wash your hands, cover your face when you sneeze and cough, bring and use your own hand sanitiser and facial coverings/masks, and enable social distancing where necessary. You should also ensure you listen to the instructions and guidance of the local team at all times, and follow all local laws and restrictions.