Reception at the airport by our representative and transfer to the hotel with your driver. Meet your travel advisor at the hotel to discuss your trip and discuss the necessary and important details regarding your trip to India. The visit to the capital of Delhi begins with the Qûtub Minâr, a gigantic minaret and one of the most visited tourist sites in Delhi. The visit continues with the Lotus temple which is a symbol of purity in the South of Delhi. Return and rest at the hotel.

After breakfast, the visit of the capital of India continues through the Red fort: a moghole architectural fortress located in the Old City of Delhi. Built by Emperor mughol Shah Jahan, the fort has been a UNESCO World Heritage site since 2007. Continuation of the visit to the local market of Chandni Chowk, famous for its colorful clothing displays. It remains one of the largest wholesale markets in Delhi, well-known in India. Here you will have a fascinating experience of Indian traffic in the middle of this neighborhood. Then, visit Humayun’s tomb, a magnificent example of the mughal architecture. End of the visit of Delhi With The Connaught Square Market, built by English before Independence. Return to the hotel where your guide awaits you to discuss your stay and discuss the details necessary for the smooth running of your trip to India.

After breakfast at the hotel, drive to Shekhawati (Mandawa / Alsisar / Churu) according to the category of the chosen hotel; three small villages with ancient havelis (sumptuous houses built in the 18th and early 19th centuries by merchants who made their fortune through the caravan trade) richly decorated and very colorful. You will be free to explore the surroundings and the small spice and vegetable markets. Night at the hotel.

After breakfast at the hotel, visit the ancient Shevelhawk havelis (Mandawa / Churu / Alsisar region) to admire the murals and learn about the history of the village. In the evening, visit the small market on foot for your souvenirs. Return to the hotel.

After breakfast at the hotel, road to Bikaner, stop between Shekhawati and Jaisalmer. Bikaner is a modern city which developed around its fort. Arrival at the hotel, an ancient palace of the king of Bikaner then visit the Deshnok temple dedicated to Karni Mata (a Hindu goddess) also called “the temple of the sacred rats” (adobe of many rats, which are sacred and treated as such, their presence bless those who attend the temple which grants them religious protection) or visit a camel farm. Return to the hotel.

In the morning, visit the fort of Jaisalmer still inhabited today and then visit the haveli. In the afternoon drive towards the Thar desert by jeep. On the way, visit the famous sites of Bada Bagh, a Jain temple, the unusual village of Kuldhara. Arrival at your camp for a sunset camel ride with a magnificent view. Dinner in the desert under the stars. Night at the bivouac under the tent.

Early in the morning, before breakfast, contemplation of the sunrise in the fresh desert air. Then departure for the blue city of Jodhpur. Visit to the Mehrangarh fort. The Mehrangarh Fortress was built in 1459 as an eagle’s nest by the founder of Jodhpur, Rao Jodha, who gave his name to Jodhpur. In ocher limestone, the fort rises more than 135 m above the city. The maharajas lived in the Mehrangarh fortress until the beginning of the 20th century. The interior courtyards reveal superb sculpted facades and the fort houses historic collections. In the evening, walk to the market. Return to the hotel.

After breakfast at the hotel, visit the palace of Umaid Bhawan which is one of the largest private residences of King Gaj Singh with part transformed into a hotel. Then drive to Narlai or Jojawar (depending on the hotel chosen), the two small villages located between Jodhpur and Udaipur. Visit the small village where you will stay. Meet the villagers. Rest at the hotel. Each of the two hotels offers activities that you can book directly on site.