Jaipur Jodhpur Jaisalmer Tour Package

Jaipur is not just the capital of Rajasthan. It is the capital of art, culture, and traditions. Therefore, this city deserves a second day of exploration. So, have an early breakfast and get ready to hit the streets.

• Amer Fort:

  Amer Fort is a grand hilltop fort combining Rajput and Mughal architecture. Inside the fort, you can explore some of the most beautiful palaces, courtyards, and the famous Sheesh Mahal (mirror palace).

• Jaigarh Fort:

  Located somewhat between the Amer Fort and the Nahargarh Fort, Jaigarh Fort is known for its massive cannon, Jaivana. The fort offers commanding views over the Amber Fort and Jaipur’s rugged hillsides.

• Nahargarh Fort:

  Naharganh fort is one of the most scenic spots of Jaipur. The fort is perched on the Aravalli Hills and provides panoramic sunset views of Jaipur and the surrounding countryside, including the Jal Mahal.

• Jal Mahal:

  The name of this palace literally means the ” Water Palace” in English. It is a palace located in the middle of Man Sagar Lake, looking like it is floating on the water. Its reflection on the water looks beautiful from the shore, making it a prime photo spot.

• Birla Temple:

  This serene white marble temple has a beautiful backdrop of the Aravalli Range. The temple is dedicated to Vishnu and Lakshmi. With a calm vibe, the temple looks exceptionally beautiful against the setting sun in the background.

Day three is when you finally leave for the second destination of this trip, Jodhpur. Also known as the Blue City, Jodhpur has so much to offer. The city, while quite similar to Jaipur in some ways, remains extremely unique, with its own feel and soul. As you reach the city, quickly check into your hotel and get ready to step out already.

• Mehrangarh Fort.

  The first and foremost stop on today’s itinerary must be Mehrangarh Fort. It is a dominant hilltop fort with expansive ramparts, palaces, and a museum containing royal relics. It offers sweeping views over the “Blue City” below.

• Jaswant Thada:

  Jaswant Thada is the place where the heart of the city beats. It is a white marble cenotaph built in memory of Maharaja Jaswant Singh II. Its intricate marble screens and gardens make it peaceful and photogenic.

• Ghanta Ghar (Clock Tower) Market:

  Another hidden, or lesser-known, gem within the city is the Ghanta Ghar. The tower is where the locals meet. It is a vibrant local market surrounding the iconic clock tower, full of spices, textiles, handicrafts, and traditional Rajasthani items.

Once you have had your breakfast, depart for Jaisalmer. You should stop en route at the Jaisalmer War Memorial to pay tribute. On arrival in Jaisalmer, check into your hotel and rest. Afterwards, explore the magnificent Jaisalmer Fort, a living fortress that houses shops, temples, and homes inside its sandstone walls. You will then have an overnight stay in Jaisalmer.

• Jaisalmer War Memorial

  The Jaisalmer war memorial is a tribute to Indian soldiers. This memorial features tanks and exhibits, acknowledging their bravery and sacrifice against the harsh desert backdrop.

• Jaisalmer Fort

  Jaisalmer is called the Golden City not only for its glittering sand but also for its beautiful buildings made of yellow stone. The best and biggest example of the same is the Jaisalmer fort. It is built in golden-yellow sandstone, on a hill. In fact, the fort is still inhabited, making it one of the very few living forts in the world. It features narrow alleys, Jain temples, and shops that glow with stunning beauty in the desert sun.

As you wake up in Jaisalmer, continue the exploration of this beautiful city before you finally get transferred to the desert camp for an evening full of fun, followed by an overnight stay.

• Gadisar Lake:

  Start your day with a scenic view at Gadisar Lake. It is a historic water reservoir surrounded by temples and ghats. Once it used to be the main water source of Jaisalmer, but now it offers calm reflections and a serene environment in the heart of the desert city.

• Patwon / Nathmal / Salim Singh Havelis:

  The city’s rich art and culture are evident in its various structures. The city is known for its havelis, may it be the Patwon ki haveli or Salim Singh ki Haveli, making them all a mandatory stop on your list. These are exquisite mansions built by wealthy merchants, famous for their ornate stone carvings, jharokhas, and architectural detail.

• Sam Sand Dunes & Desert Camp:

  And finally, it will be time for one of the most exciting parts of the trip, the Sam sand dunes and desert camp. As you visit the sand dunes, enjoy some thrilling activities like camel rides, dune bashing (optional), jeep ride, etc., before you finally settle in the camp, where you can experience Rajasthani music and dance around a bonfire under the stars.