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Day 2: DelhiTransfer to the Oberoi Maidens for 3 nights. (N)
Day 3: DelhiExplore the myriad charms of Old and New Delhi with a walking tour from the hotel. Shah Jahan founded the city in 1648 and the famous Red Fort in the heart of Old Delhi was once the most opulent fort of the Mughal Empire. Your tour includes a visit to Rashtrapati Bhavan. (B)
Day 4: Delhi • AgraTravel by train to visit the sublime Taj Mahal and Agra fort on a day trip from Delhi. (B)
Day 5: Fly to JaipurMorning flight to Jaipur for a 2-night stay at Shahpura House. Afternoon at leisure or explore the city independently. (B)
Day 6: JaipurMorning visit to the imposing Amber fort. Afternoon exploration of Jaipur’s exquisite City Palace, observatory and local bazaars. Enjoy an evening drink at the Rambagh Palace’s iconic Polo Bar. (B)
Day 7: BarliMorning drive to Barli for an overnight stay at Fort Barli, a palace property. (B)
Day 8: JodhpurMorning village safari visiting the local market, rural homes and age-old cenotaphs adorned with frescoes. Afternoon drive to Jodhpur for 2 nights at Raas Jodhpur. (B)
Day 9: JodhpurMorning excursion to visit the Mehrangarh fort. Afternoon at leisure to relax or walk around the streets of Jodhpur, one of the most vibrant and colourful Rajasthani cities. (B)
Day 10: Ranakpur • NarlaiMorning visit to the exquisite Jain temples at Ranakpur, where despite being nearly 500 years old, the temples are in almost perfect condition. The central Chaumukha Temple has 29 halls supported by 1,444 carved marble pillars. Continue to Narlai for an overnight stay at Rawla Narlai and a stepwell dinner. (B, D)
Day 11: DeogarhMorning visit to the impressive Kumbhalgarh fort. Towering above the landscape at 3,568 feet, the surrounding walls extend to 23 miles. It is said to be the longest in the world after the Great Wall of China. Continue to Deogarh for 2 nights at the family run Relais & Chateaux Dev Shree. (B)
Day 12: DeogarhAt leisure to enjoy a scenic train ride, village 4×4 safari or rest by the pool. (B)
Day 13: Nathdwara • UdaipurVisit the temples at Nathdwara en route to Udaipur for 3 nights at the Fateh Prakash Palace. Nathdwara is a centre of the Krishna worshipping community of Gujarati merchants who are followers of Vallabhacharya (15th century). The Shreenathju temple is one of the richest Hindu temples in India. (B)
Day 14: UdaipurExplore the beautiful lakeside town of Udaipur including the magnificent City Palace and Arts & Frames, a gallery displaying both contemporary and traditional art. (B)
Day 15: UdaipurDay at leisure to explore the area. (B)
Day 16: Fly home to DelhiFly to Delhi and stay overnight at the Pullman Aerocity. (B)
Day 17: Fly home(B)
Meal basis:As per itinerary – B: Breakfast, L: Lunch, D: Dinner, N: No meals
Important information Superior tour:This tour is based in 4- and 5-star accommodation.
Single supplementAvailable on request.
Tailor-made travel:For a price quote based on alternative accommodation standards, to discuss flight options or to tailor this itinerary, please call to speak with a Cox & Kings consultant or enquire online.
IS THE COMMENT AT THE BOTTOM OF THIS TEXT BLOCK STILL RELEVANT? PLEASE UPDATE COMPLETION DATE OR REMOVE. (PLEASE ALSO SEND ANY TBS WITH REMARKS SUCH AS THIS IN AN EMAIL AS URGENT TO MAKE SURE THEY ARE SIGNED OFF IN TIME) THANKS. ELLIE Originally the residence of the scions of the Shekhawat clan of Rajputs, Shahpura House is set in a relatively quiet residential area in downtown Jaipur. This converted hotel with its colourful Shekhawati frescoes and domes reflects the fusion of Hindu Rajput and Islamic Mughal-style architecture. Each of the 38 individually decorated rooms and suites are simply furnished and tastefully decorated by combining traditional features with essential modern amenities. Facilities include a multi-cuisine restaurant that serves breakfast, lunch and dinner, a rooftop restaurant, which is open for dinner, a well-stocked bar serving Indian wines and liquor, an outdoor swimming pool and a spa offering a selection of treatments and ...
Located in the heart of Jodhpur, this chic, stylish boutique hotel with 39 rooms and suites has one of the best locations in the city The gorgeous rooms at Raas combine ethnic Indian design with contemporary style and many of the rooms offer magnificent views of the Mehrangarh Fort. This small hotel comprises four beautifully restored old buildings in Jodhpur's 'rose-red' sandstone and is complete with 2 restaurants serving Continental and Indian cuisine, pretty gardens and a swimming pool.
Conveniently located adjacent to both the international and domestic airport terminals, the Pullman is a modern, comfortable hotel with large rooms. There is also a large shopping mall in close proximity with several restaurants. The rooms are contemporary in design with a good selection of amenities. There are two restaurants, one serving Indian and international cuisine and an Asian restaurant that specialises in Vietnamese and Thai food.Features: 270 rooms, 2 restaurants, bar, swimming pool, spa, gym, Wi-Fi.<br>Room amenities: Air conditioning, television, minibar, tea & coffee facilities.
Built in 1903, The Maidens hotel is a jewel of colonial architecture set amid three hectares of emerald-green lawns which has retained its old world charm down the years. Conveniently located, the hotel is 24km from the airport and 10km from Connaught Place, the main shopping and commercial centre. Rooms are well-appointed and spacious featuring all the amenities of a modern international hotel. Features: 54 rooms, Wi-Fi, 3 restaurants, bar, outdoor terrace and swimming pool. Room amenities: Flat-screen TV, safe, radio-alarm, minibar, tea & coffee making facilities and en-suite bathroom.
A 300-year-old former palace, Fort Barli has been restored to its former glory in the form of a delightful heritage property offering just eight rooms. All of the rooms have their own distinctive character and feature antique furniture, original to the fort as well as traditional Rajasthani decor. The restaurant serves delicious Rajasthani cuisine, although western favourites are also available.Features: 8 rooms, restaurant, swimming pool, garden.<br>Room amenities: Air conditioning, fans, minibar, tea & coffee facilities.
Fateh Prakash is a royal residence decorated in the traditional style in the heart of Udaipur overlooking Lake Pichola. A durbar hall, antique furniture and an extensive crystal gallery all keep the ancient charm of the palace alive. The hotel consists of nine suites in the former state rooms and the Dovecote Wing. Guests staying at the Fateh Prakash Palace have full access to the facilities of the nearby Shiv Niwas Palace, including swimming pool and restaurant.
Set on a hillside, Dev Shree is located on the edge of the Ragho Sagar lake, offering views of the waters that are home to a large variety of migratory birds in the winter season. The house was built in traditional haveli style with deep verandas, Rajput-style courtyards and spacious interiors. The property has just five rooms, which offer views of the gardens while some have private sit-outs and/or bay windows known as 'gokhras'. Meals are prepared using fresh local produce and have a local Mewari influence. The chefs draw up the menu daily taking guests' preferences into account. A variety of activities are on offer including nature walks, yoga and culinary workshops. Features: 5 rooms, restaurant, central courtyard, veranda, yoga facilities. Room amenities: Private sit out and/or large bay windows and en suite facilities.
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