Domestic package
Rajasthan Heritage Tour
6 Nights / 7 DaysPremiumAll
The classic three-city royal circuit in seven days: Jaipur's Amber Fort and bazaars, Jodhpur's Mehrangarh above the Blue City, and Udaipur's lake palaces — paced with two nights in each city so the forts get mornings and the bazaars get evenings.
Why this trip
Highlights
Amber Fort at opening time, before the crowds
Mehrangarh Fort rampart walk over the Blue City
Sunset boat ride on Lake Pichola, Udaipur
Folk-dance dinner and old-city bazaar evenings
The plan
Day-by-day itinerary
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Day 1 — Arrive Jaipur
Pickup and check-in, first look at the Hawa Mahal facade, evening in the walled city's bazaars.
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Day 2 — Amber Fort & City Palace
Amber Fort at opening (Sheesh Mahal before the queues), Jaipur City Palace and Jantar Mantar after lunch, thali dinner with folk performance.
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Day 3 — To Jodhpur
Travel to Jodhpur, evening around the clock-tower market at Sardar Bazaar.
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Day 4 — Mehrangarh & the Blue City
Morning at Mehrangarh Fort and its museum, walk the indigo lanes below, then set off toward Udaipur — with an optional stop at the Ranakpur Jain temple en route.
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Day 5 — Udaipur City Palace
The full City Palace complex above Lake Pichola, old-town ghats and rooftop dinner.
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Day 6 — Lakes & lanes
Sunset boat ride on Lake Pichola past the Lake Palace, free time in Udaipur's artisan lanes.
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Day 7 — Departure
Breakfast with a lake view, transfer for departure.
Know before you go
About Rajasthan
October to March — dry, cool sightseeing weather; desert summers are brutally hot, and forts are best walked first thing in the morning before the ~10 am crowds.
Amber Fort, Jaipur
Begun in 1592 under Raja Man Singh I as the Kachwaha capital before Jaipur existed — red sandstone and marble courtyards climbing a ridge, crowned by the Sheesh Mahal's thousands of mirror mosaics.
Hawa Mahal, Jaipur
The 1799 'Palace of Winds' — a five-storey pink facade pierced by 953 jharokha windows, built so royal women could watch street processions unseen.
Mehrangarh Fort, Jodhpur
Founded around 1459 by Rao Jodha, its ramparts rise roughly 120 m straight from the rock — the view down over Jodhpur's indigo-washed houses is why it's called the Blue City.
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