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Often overlooked, India’s north-west
state is a land of walled cities, small
villages and exquisite temples. It is also
home to Sasan Gir National Park, the
only place on the planet where Asiatic
lions still roam in the wild. This trip
takes you from India’s most beautiful
city, Udaipur, through the diverse
landscapes, stunning temples, tribal
villages and wildlife of Gujarat before
reaching journey’s end in cosmopolitan
Mumbai (Bombay).
Transfer to Fateh Prakash Palace for a 2-night stay. (B)
Day 3: UdaipurHalf-day tour of the City Palace and Jagdish temple. Afternoon at leisure to explore the old town or take a boat ride on Lake Pichola. (B)
Day 4: Mount AbuTravel to Mount Abu visiting the stunning Delwara Jain temple. Overnight at Connaught House. (B)
Day 5: DasadaVisit the Modhera sun temple, and Rani-ki- Vav stepwell. Visit the colourful havelis at Sidhpur en route to Dasada for 2 nights at the Rann Riders Eco-Resort. (B)
Day 6: Little Rann of KutchDesert safari across the Little Rann of Kutch. In the afternoon, visit some of the local villages, renowned for their traditional embroideries and weaving. (B)
Day 7: AhmedabadTravel to Ahmedabad for 2 nights at the House of MG. Walking tour of the old city and a Thali dinner in your historic hotel. (B)
Day 8: AhmedabadHalf-day tour taking in Sidi Saiyyed mosque, Hutheesing temple, Gandhi ashram, Dada Hari stepwell and the Shreyas folk museum. (B)
Day 9: VelavadarTravel to Velavadar for 2 nights at the Blackbuck Lodge. (B, L, D)
Day 10: VelavadarMorning wildlife drive in Blackbuck National Park. (B, L, D)
Day 11: Palitana • DiuDepart early to visit the Jain temple complex at Palitana. Lunch at Vijay Vilas Palace. Continue to Diu for 2 nights at the Radhika Beach Resort. (B)
Day 12: DiuMorning at leisure. Afternoon tour of the town including Diu fort and the colourful Nagar Seth haveli. (B)
Day 13: Sasan Gir National ParkDrive to Sasan Gir, home to the Asiatic lion, visiting the Somnath temple en route. Spend 2 nights at the Lion Safari Camp. (B, D)
Day 14: Sasan Gir National ParkEarly morning and afternoon wildlife drives in the park. (B, L, D)
Day 15: Fly to MumbaiTravel to Rajkot for the evening flight to Mumbai. En route visit the magnificent Junagarh fort and the house of Mahatma Gandhi in Rajkot. Overnight at the Trident, Mumbai. (B)
Days 16-17: Fly homeOptional half-day tour of Mumbai visiting the gateway of India, Victoria Terminus, Dhobi Ghat and Chor bazaar. Late check out then take the overnight flight home, arriving the next day. (B) (N)
Meal basisAs per itinerary – B: Breakfast, L: Lunch, D: Dinner, N: No meals.
Important informationVisit the Modhera sun temple, and Rani-ki- Vav stepwell. Visit the colourful havelis at Sidhpur en route to Dasada for 2 nights at the Rann Riders Eco-Resort. (B)
Standard tourThis tour is based in 3- and 4-star accommodation.
Tailor-made travelFor 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.
The House of M.G. is a 20th century mansion that has been carefully converted into a boutique hotel. It is conveniently located with easy access to the old walled city and the markets. Every inch of the hotel is different and the architecture is a confluence of different styles influenced in part by traditional Gujarati design. The rooms are striking and the personalised touches in each of the rooms make them unique. The Agashiye Restaurant is very popular for fine Gujarati dining. Other facilities include an indoor swimming pool, health club and a coffee bar.
Situated near the village of Dasada, a few minutes from the entrance of the Little Rann of Kutch sanctuary, Rann Riders is an eco-friendly resort designed using local materials to recreate a village atmosphere. The cottages, comfortably furnished and decorated with mirrors and mud-plaster work, resemble traditional village huts/houses of the local community. Facilities include a swimming pool and a dining room.
Once the summer residence of the prime minister of the princely state of Marwar, Connaught House, a modest yet charming colonial style cottage, is set among a mature garden and is only a short walk away from the town of Mount Abu. Each of the 10 rooms is simply furnished and tastefully decorated in neutral colours. Facilities include a dining room that serves Indian as well as international cuisine, and a small gymnasium.
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Guideline Prices
Low season from £4095 per person
High season from £4295 per person
Flexible Prices & Itineraries
For a quote based on alternative accommodation standards or flight options, or to tailor this
itinerary, please call 020 7873 5000
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Prices above are per person in pounds sterling (£), based on two people sharing a twin-room. The prices which were valid at the time of publication, may be subject to change, particularly as a result of variable flight costs. You will be informed of any such changes prior to booking.
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