Your flight leaves Germany shortly after noon, with a four hours stopover around midnight in Dubai, reaching Delhi in the early morning. After customs and immigration you will transfer to your hotel. The rest of the day is at your discretion.
Today you get to know Delhi at a city sightseeing tour. The quarter “Old Delhi" was founded in the early 17th century and was the center of the Mogul empire. It is marked by the monuments of past centuries, and you will find small, angled alleys and bazaars. You will visit the Red Fort, Jama Masjid, the largest mosque of India and the tomb of Mahatma Gandhi. You then will visit New Delhi, the “British Delhi" with its tree-linen alleys, the heart of the British colonial administration and the trade center Connaugth Circus. Here you will visit the Quwwat Mosque and the Humayun Mausoleum – it is one of the most important buildings of the Mogul time and was finished in 1564, nine years after the death of the emperor.
In the morning you drive to Agra. On the way you will visit the town of Sikandra and the Mausoleum of Greatmogul Shah Akbar. In the afternoon you will take a sightseeing tour in Agra. You will see the Red Fort with the tower of Musamman Burj, where Shah Jahan was imprisoned by his own son. At sunset you will enjoy the impressive sight of the world famous Taj Mahal, the “crown of palaces”. The magic of the size, harmony, light and colors of the Taj Mahal will entrance all visitors. 200 km, 4 hours.
After breakfast you drive overland to Jaipur. On your way you will visit the abandoned city of Fathepur Sikri. The red stand stone buildings are well preserved, and you may get the impression that Akbar has left the city only yesterday. The elegant style of the palaces, mosques and halls with their playful details remind you of the pomp of the royal court. Jaipur is named the red city as all facades have been painted with a pink color, which still can be seen today. 238 km, 5 hours.
After breakfast drive to Amber. Highlight of todays sightseeing is the Amber Fort, the original seat of the Maharaja empire. For the climb to the fort you can select between the back of an elephant or a Jeep. The fort is one of the most beautiful palaces of Rahjasthan and still shows the pomp of the former rulers. In the afternoon you will see the sights of Jaipur city. The pompous city palace is still used as residence of the former maharaja. You can also visit the museum of the royal observatory. A picture stop will be made at the Palace of the Winds. The numerous niches in the façade did allow the ladies of court to observe the bustle in the street without beeing seen.
In the morning drive to Jodhpur, with a lunch stop-over in Ajmer. You will reach Jodhpur in the early evening. 330 km.
In the morning a city sightseeing tour in the modern, busy city of Jodhpur. On a rock, 130 meters above the city, sits the Mehrangath Fort with its impressive doors and royal palaces. Here you will find a museum with beautiful paintings and treasures from the Mogul times. From the massive walls you will have a beautiful panorama of the “blue city”. You will also visit Jaswant Thada, an impressive monument for Maharaja Jaswant Singh. A stroll over the bazaar will give you the chance to buy some souvenirs.
In the early morning overland travel to Udaipur. On your way you will visit Ranakpur, a pieceful village at the foots of the Arivalli mountains, where you will see the filigree marble temple of Adinath. In the early evening arrival in Udaipur, the city of palaces and lakes. Transfer to the hotel.
In the morning city sightseeing in Udaipur. You will visit the city place over Pichola lake. Afterwards visit of the Jagdish temple which is dedicated to Vishnu. Afternoon at your discretion.
Transfer to the airport and flight to Delhi, arrival around 3 p.m. Late in the evening transfer to the international airport and flight to Dubai.