Travel back in time into the royal capital of Rajasthan with our well structured Jaipur Tour of Udaipur, brought in proudly by Gurvinder Tours. The itinerary is designed to suit the needs of the travellers who want to visit Jaipur and feel its glory, without bothering about logistics. This tour, starting and finishing in Udaipur, is a tour that is set to be unforgettable as it involves history, architecture, and rich local culture. Palaces, which recall the history of kings and colorful bazaars with folk art drive a person to the heart of Rajasthan Jaipur, and Jaipur is considered to be the so-called door to Rajasthan. This small vacation is perfect in the family, couple, and cultural traveler in search of a well-paced and rich travel experience. We choose our hotels, coordinate sightseeing and transportation with easy-going transfers so that you have the ease of use of an organized tour with the fascination of one of India's most famous cities.
Day 1: Udaipur to Jaipur – A Scenic Drive into Heritage
Your adventure starts early in the morning as you leave Udaipur bound to the grand stainless steel city, Jaipur, which is about 390 km. The transfer to the rustic heart of Rajasthan provides the views of traditional villages, dry lands along with changing landscape which makes the drive as memorable as the destination. Upon arrival in Jaipur, check in your hotel and have a relaxation time. In the afternoon, get started to discover the city by visiting a charming place of worship known as Birla Temple a white marble temple dedicated to Lord Vishnu and Goddess Lakshmi. Across the street, take a closer look at the beautiful Albert Hall Museum which you can only explore at the exterior because it has Indo-Saracenic architecture thus the best place to capture with your camera in the evening. When it is evening, take a leisurely drive on the wide streets of Jaipur as it is encrusted with its pink buildings which gives the city popular color. To immerse yourself in the rhythm of local life, you can decide to waste some time in a local market or cafe.
Day 2: Jaipur Sightseeing – Palaces and Forts of the Pink City
Following a heavy breakfast, go out to visit one of the most majestic hilltop forts in Rajasthan Amber Fort. Lying between the Aravalli Hills, the fort is renowned with its beautiful courtyards, mirror halls, and carvings. Take your time as you explore its vast interior and hear of the glory of the Rajputs and royalty lifestyles. Head to the imperial City Palace, a hallmark in the royal history of Jaipur next. Visit its numerous museums, courtyards, and elaborately crafted gateways, and catch the air of the fusion of Mughal and Rajasthani architecture. Nearby, a brief stroll away, one can find the very well-defined astronomical observatory that is called Jantar Mantar once the use of giant sundials and the astral instruments were deployed centuries ago. It should briefly stop at Hawa Mahal, or the Palace of winds, that is most admirable in its outer structure consisting of 953 jharokhas (windows). Traditional craft You can also come to the local textile printing workshops or jewellers to know how they make it by hand. Go back to the hotel at night.
Day 3: Jaipur Exploration – Hidden Gems and Local Culture
To start off your day, have a drive up to the Nahargarh Fort, one of the lesser frequented yet gorgeous places of the city. At the top, you can see panoramic views of Jaipur below. There are also historical corridors and terrace cafes in the fort where you can enjoy some spare time without the crowd. Then go to Gaitore ki Chhatriyan, a serene complex of royal cenotaphs carved out of white marble and beautifully designed domes. These memorials are more of a reflective, serene place which provides an added dimension of understanding the royal past of Jaipur and they are a paradise to a photographer. Then, see the lovely Jal Mahal, a Water Palace, perched in the middle of the lake Man Sagar. It is not accessible to the general population on the inside, but still, the representation in the water is breathtaking. It is also possible to go through artisan stores closer to you being available hand-block printed clothes and miniature paintings, ceramics or pottery. Note. Close the day with a folk performance or traditional puppet show, in one of the local culture spots, alternately.
Day 4: Jaipur to Udaipur – Return with Rich Memories
Following your breakfast, make the check out of your hotel and start the drive back to Udaipur, going the way you once crossed the beautiful countryside of Rajasthan. During your trip back, you might want to take a little stop at a roadside dhaba or a village craft shop where you can socialize with the local people and buy your useless souvenirs. Have fun with the varying scenery, as you abandon the urban beauty of Jaipur and head to the peaceful, lakeside area of Udaipur. The 7-8 hours trip helps you recollect about everything that you have seen during the last several days: forts, palaces, traditions and beauty of the culture. Return to Udaipur in the evening and our representative will drop you at your home, hotel or the railway station, to close your Jaipur Tour winding up at Udaipur. You come back not only with souvenirs, but also with royal memories stamped in your heart.
