Gujarat and Rajasthan Tour Package – 22 Days

Day 1: Arrival in Delhi
Your adventure begins in the air, giving you space to slow down and shift into travel mode. Landing in Delhi introduces you to a capital full of history, colour, and energy as you settle into the rhythm of India.

Day 2: Exploring the Capital
Delhi blends Mughal heritage, spiritual landmarks, and lively markets. Historic forts, ancient streets, and modern neighbourhoods reveal a city shaped by centuries of culture and community. It’s a bold and meaningful introduction to India’s layered identity.

Day 3: Delhi to Ranthambore
A scenic train ride takes you from the fast pace of Delhi into Ranthambore’s quieter, wilder landscape. Forests, lakes, and ancient ruins set the tone for days focused on nature and wildlife.

Day 4: Safari & Exploration
Morning and evening safaris take you through jungle tracks, water holes, and open grasslands. Deer, birds, and if luck is on your side, tigers make the experience unforgettable. The old fort and rugged terrain add history to the wilderness, creating a balance of calm and adventure.

Day 5: Ranthambore to Pushkar
Leaving the wilderness behind, the scenery shifts toward Pushkar’s calm desert setting. The sacred Pushkar Lake, the Brahma Temple, and colourful bazaars introduce a spiritual side of Rajasthan. The town feels peaceful, walkable, and rooted in devotion.

Day 6: Slow Exploration of Pushkar
Over the next day, Pushkar’s rhythm becomes clearer. Temple bells, ghats, relaxed cafés, and sunset rituals around the lake offer space to pause and reflect. The town encourages slow travel, making it one of the gentlest and most meditative stops of the journey.

Day 7: Pushkar to Jawasiya Village
Traveling from Pushkar to Jawasiya gives you a close look at rural Rajasthan. The village pace is slow and authentic, with traditional homes, farmland, and daily routines shaping life here. Meeting locals, sharing homemade meals, and observing crafts or farming work offer a genuine connection to culture and community. The experience feels grounded, personal, and far removed from tourist routes, showing how tradition still guides everyday life in rural India.

Day 8: Jawasiya Village to Udaipur
Leaving the simplicity of village life, the road toward Udaipur brings a noticeable shift in atmosphere. Lakes, palaces, and artistic spaces give the city a graceful charm. A boat ride on Lake Pichola and walks along the ghats introduce Udaipur’s calm, romantic character.

Day 9: Exploring Udaipur
With a full day in the city, you can wander narrow lanes, visit the City Palace, explore markets, and spend time in local art studios. Rooftop cafés, sunset views, and the gentle pace make Udaipur feel both inspiring and relaxing.

Day 10: Udaipur to Bajana
Leaving Rajasthan, the journey takes you into Gujarat’s Little Rann of Kutch. Bajana is known for its wide salt desert landscapes and wildlife sanctuary, where wild asses, birds, and open horizons define the environment. The area feels remote, raw, and unlike anything seen so far.

Day 11: Bajana to Bhuj
Travel deeper into Kutch as the landscape shifts from salt flats to rural settlements. Bhuj introduces a strong cultural identity rooted in craft, tradition, and resilience. Markets and museums give a first look at the region’s artistic heritage.

Day 12–13: Exploring Bhuj
Spend time visiting artisan villages to see embroidery, block printing, leatherwork, bell-making, or pottery done by hand. Each craft reflects generations of skill and storytelling. Bhuj’s mix of creative communities and changing desert landscapes makes this part of the journey immersive, meaningful, and culturally rich.

Day 14: Bhuj to Junagadh
Traveling from Bhuj to Junagadh brings you into greener landscapes and a different cultural rhythm. The city introduces a mix of royal history, temples, and ancient sites, offering a fresh perspective on Gujarat beyond the desert and craft villages.

Day 15: Exploring Junagadh
Over the day, places like Uparkot Fort, stepwells, and ancient Buddhist caves reveal centuries of influence. Local markets, temples, and neighborhoods show how history and tradition remain part of daily life. Junagadh feels layered, lived-in, and culturally rich rather than tourist-oriented.

Day 16: Junagadh to Sasan Gir National Park
Traveling from Junagadh to Sasan Gir brings you into the heart of Gujarat’s wildlife territory. The landscape shifts to forests and open grasslands, setting the stage for India’s only habitat of the Asiatic lion. Safaris offer the chance to spot lions, hyenas, deer, and diverse birdlife, while local guides share stories of conservation and coexistence. Gir feels raw, natural, and meaningful—a powerful meeting point of wildlife, ecology, and regional culture.

Day 17: Sasan Gir to Diu
Leaving the forests of Gir, the road opens to coastal air and a slower rhythm. Diu welcomes you with calm beaches, Portuguese-era architecture, and a gentle island atmosphere. The old fort, quiet streets, and waterfront walks create an easy, relaxed transition from wildlife days.

Day 18: Exploring Diu
A full day in Diu lets you enjoy its peaceful charm. Visit churches, stroll along Nagoa Beach, explore the lighthouse area, or sample local seafood. The mix of ocean breeze, history, and calm surroundings makes Diu an ideal place to unwind before heading back into Gujarat’s urban and cultural energy.

Day 19: Bhavnagar
Bhavnagar offers a mix of coastal influence and classic Gujarati culture. Temples, busy markets, and local heritage spots give you a grounded sense of daily life. It’s a quieter city but rich in tradition, food, and community rhythm.

Day 20: Bhavnagar to Ahmedabad
Traveling onward, the scenery shifts from coastal towns to Gujarat’s biggest cultural hub. Ahmedabad greets you with UNESCO-listed heritage, bustling old-city lanes, and vibrant neighbourhoods. The transition highlights the region’s diversity—salt plains, coastline, and now a lively urban center rooted in history and craft.

Day 21: Ahmedabad
Ahmedabad brings together heritage, creativity, and everyday energy. The old-city lanes, historic mosques, and stepwells show centuries of craftsmanship and community life. Markets are lively with textiles and street food, while the riverfront and cultural institutions highlight the city’s modern side. It’s Gujarat’s creative and commercial heartbeat, rich in identity and tradition.