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 Motor Bike Safari

Duration: 20 Days

Places to Visit: Delhi > Agra > Bharatpur > Ranthambore > Pushkar > Chittaurgarh > Udaipur > Mt. Abu > Jodhpur > Jaisalmer > Kheechan > Bikaner > Mandawa > Neemrana 

Day 1: Arrive Delhi

Arrival at Delhi and Transfer to Hotel. Delhi stands as the capital of modern India, though it is made up of seven ancient cities, spanning the period from the 11th to 20th centuries. O/N at Hotel

Day 2: Explore Delhi

Early Morning after breakfast take a tour of Delhi where we can see some of the finest monuments of Delhi like the Jama Masjid, India's largest mosque, and the impressive Red Fort and can do preparations before departure. After lunch Journey towards Agra (approx 3 to 4 Hrs drive from Delhi). Overnight at Agra

Day 3: Agra

Start our memorable journey from Agra "The Pink of Rajasthan" where you will be introduced with the tour member and supporting team and motor bikes. En route we shall visit the incredible deserted city of Fatehpur Sikri, which was once the capital of the Mughal Empire for a brief period. At sunset visit to that most famous of all Indian monuments, Taj Mahal (One of the seven Wonder in World) which is without doubt the world's greatest symbol of love. Overnight at Hotel in Agra.

Day 4: Bharatpur

Early morning after breakfast hit the road and head north towards Bharatpur Bird Sanctuary which is one of the most spectacular for both bird lover and non- bird lover. Approx 415 bird species have been identified here, migrating from as far away as Siberia in huge. Bharatpur is the premier Jat State in Rajasthan. Over night in Bharatpur

Day 5: Ranthambore

Early morning after breakfast with the packed lunch we hit the highway leading towards Ranthambore, which is famous for the Ranthambore National Park. This National Park is one of the finest tiger reserve in the country under the Project Tiger. Ranthambore National Park has a number of varieties of sambhar, chital, Nilgai, chinkara, langur, wild boar and peafowl. Overnight in Ranthambore.

Day 6: Pushkar

This is a longish ride to the scenic lakeside town of Pushkar, famous for the annual cattle fair and festival held every November. Thousands of camels, horses, cattle and oxen are bought and sold with the enthusiasm and gusto that only an Indian crowd of around 200,000 traders can muster. It's always held at the time of the full moon in November, and is one of the most colorful and flamboyant festivals in India. Overnight at Hotel at Pushkar

Day 7: Chittaurgarh

After breakfast at Pushkar proceed towards Chittorgarh, perhaps more than any other fortress, is symbolic of the futile, idealistic chivalry which was a way of Rajput life in the middle ages. Over Night at Chittaurgarh

Day 8: Udaipur

Early morning proceeding towards Udaipur where you can have a glimpse of Superb Dilwara Temples, Jain temples with intricate designs and marble carvings unmatched anywhere else. Overnight at hotel in Udaipur.

Day 9: Udaipur

Today is the Day for rest at Udaipur at the lake palace, like so many others, has now been converted into a luxury hotel and we can visit for lunch or afternoon tea to have a look around. We shall spend some time on the lake in a solar-powered tourist launch, and the sunset over the lake with a stunning white palace provides great photo opportunities. Overnight at Hotel in Udaipur.


Day 10: Mt. Abu

After leisure at Udaipur, We will hit the roads once again towards Mt. Abu which is in the very south of the state on the border with Gujarat, (only 'hill station' to be found in Rajasthan). The climate is a cool welcome relief from the plains below, with the town spread along a hilly plateau at 1200 meters. Beautiful Nakki Lake is the primary attraction in the town. The entire town is very picturesque. Overnight at Hotel In Mt. Abu

Day 11: Jodhpur

Early morning after breakfast at the cool and leisure in Mount Abu proceed towards Jodhpur. The Maharaja of Jodhpur gave the world those wonderful horse-riding breeches of the same name, which he had specially made by the court tailor after he found it quite impossible to play polo with the British in his long, flowing regal robes

Day 12: Jodhpur

Our second day in Jodhpur we set out to explore this beautiful city. Although not appearing blue from down at ground level, the view from the huge fortress of Meherangarh Fort over the town is a true spectacle as all the blue-washed Brahmin houses shimmer in the sunlight. We may also visit the Umaid Bhawan Palace, a stunning Maharaja's palace now converted into the largest ground-area 5 star hotel in India, with the Royal Family still resident in one wing. Not to be missed are the Jaswant Thada, A white marble memorial with beautiful marble lattice work and the carved wooden doors of the cenotaph, the museum, and the colorful Girdikot and Sardar Markets.

Day 13: Jaisalmer

From Jodhpur we start early morning towards Jaisalmer. The distance between Jodpur and Jaisalmer is 300 Kms and this is the most tough and the longest distance of drive at our whole tour plan (Itinerary). After we reach Jaisalmer and approach the western extremities of India near the border with Pakistan; an amazing spectacle rises from the floor of the Great Thar Desert with the glimpse of Great Jaisalmer Fort. Overnight at Hotel in Jaisalmer

Day 14: Jaisalmer

Start your days with traditional Rajasthani breakfast and then explore Jaisalmer, perhaps with an afternoon camel safari. In earlier days it truly was a golden city, a place of great opulence on the caravan trading routes between India and central Asia. A feature of Jaisalmer is the abundance of splendid havelis; intricate carvings and works of art are commonplace and visitors are welcome to roam freely. Overnight at Hotel in Jaisalmer

Day 15 : Kheechan

With the relax mind and body we will proceed towards Kheechan which is progressively sparser vegetation and population, to the remote outpost of Kheechan. This is a natural sanctuary to the bird Kurjan. This bird belongs to South Western Europe, Black sea, Poland, Ukraine, Kazakhstan, North and South Africa and Mongolia. In India, this bird is known as Kurjan, karkara and kunch. Overnight at Guest house in Kheechan.

Day 16: Bikaner

From Kheechan we will be heading directly towards the west through arid wastelands, approaching the Great Thar Desert which constitutes much of Rajasthan. The strategic location of Bikaner on the ancient caravan routes that came from West/Central Asia made it a prime trade centre in the times of the yore. Bikaner stands on a slightly raised ground and is circumscribed by a seven kilometer long embattled wall with five gates. Overnight at Hotel in Bikaner.

Day 17: Mandawa

After BikaVisit Nawalgarh and Dundlod en route, renowned for their painted 'havelis' (traditional homes). Peacock, The state emblem of Rajasthan, can be spotted roaming freely while we traverse today on our way to the Shekhawati region, famous for its beautiful havelis, those centuries-old mansions of wealthy merchants and noblemen. As we meander around the city, we will get enticed by the intricate frescoes and murals.Overnight at Mandawa

Day 18: Neemrana

Early morning we make a start for Neemrana. We set a leisurely pace and enjoy the burble of the bikes as we briefly take National Highway & southwest from the capital and soon enter Rajasthan. We leave the highway as early as possible and take to the back roads, traveling only 120 kilometer for our first day's ride to Neemrana Fort Palace. Covering some 25 acres of land and built in 1464, it is the oldest heritage resort in all of India.

Day 19: New Delhi

Early morning start from Neemrana and start towards The Capital city of India to end our adventurous tour. Over Night at New Delhi

Day 20: New Delhi

Free for own activities and depart towards the home country. Our Tour ends here

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