Book Tour India, Rajasthan & Nepal Package – 30 Days

Day 1: Arrive in Delhi, the bustling heart of India. Settle into your hotel and rest after your international flight.

Day 2: Guided city tour exploring Old & New Delhi — Jama Masjid, Red Fort (Only for photo sessions), India Gate, and President House, Parliament, Rajghat, and Heritage Walk in old Delhi.

Day 3: Travel from busy Delhi to Nawalgarh.

Day 4: Optional Excursions
This Includes the Heritage Walk in Nawalgarh. Nawalgarh in the Shekhawati region, the pace feels different. The town is known for its frescoed havelis, quiet streets, and an architectural style that feels preserved rather than recreated. Nawalgarh Heritage Walking around here gives you space to notice details you’d normally rush past. The artwork, the community life, and the slower rhythm of the town make it easy to appreciate rural Rajasthan in a more personal way.

Day 5: Drive to Bikaner. The road toward Bikaner brings you closer to the desert. The scenery changes, the air feels drier, and the character of the region becomes more defined. Once in Bikaner, the contrast is clear. The city offers impressive forts, lively markets, and a food culture rooted in desert tradition. It’s a place where history isn’t just preserved, it’s part of daily life. You’ll see rat temple, camel breeding farm, traditional craftsmanship, and royal architecture that still feels relevant, not distant.

Day 6: Arrival in Jaisalmer The journey deeper into the Thar Desert brings open horizons and quiet desert villages. As you approach Jaisalmer, the golden fort and sandstone mansions start to stand out. The city’s history, trade routes, and desert culture give it a character you notice immediately.

Day 7: Optional Excursion Exploring the Golden City & Camel Safari Walk through the living fort, narrow lanes, and finely carved havelis to get a real feel for local heritage. Street food, crafts, and everyday life inside the old city make it more than just sightseeing. In the evening, a camel safari takes you into the dunes where sunset views and stillness complete the experience.

Day 8: Jaisalmer to Jodhpur
Leaving the golden desert behind, the road slowly changes toward a more urban setting. When Jodhpur appears, its blue-painted houses and lively streets make the shift clear. The city feels energetic and layered with history.

Day 9: Exploring the Blue City (Optional Excursions)
Heritage Blue City Walk is included. You can see Mehrangarh Fort towers above everything, offering sweeping views and a strong sense of the city’s past. The blue alleyways, markets, and old neighbourhoods help you understand how Jodhpur balances tradition with everyday life. It’s bold, historic, and unmistakably Rajasthan.

Day 10: Jodhpur to Udaipur
You will Visit Ranakpur Jain Temple on the way. The drive takes you through small villages, changing landscapes, and the Aravalli hills. As you arrive, the lakes and palaces of Udaipur create a softer, calmer atmosphere. It’s a refreshing shift from Jodhpur’s bold energy.

Day 11: Exploring Udaipur
Udaipur feels refined yet grounded. Udaipur City Tour Includes: The City Palace, lakeside ghats, Jagdish Temple, Boat Ride, art studios, and narrow streets offer a mix of history and creativity. Its balance of water, architecture, and natural scenery makes the city feel peaceful and beautifully designed.
Orientation walk evening at old city.

Day 12: Udaipur to Pushkar
Orientation walk at Pushkar Lake Side. The road to Pushkar moves you from lakeside royalty to a quieter, spiritual setting. With its holy lake, temples, and relaxed markets, the town feels simple and reflective. The pace slows down, and you can feel the focus shift toward faith and daily rituals.

Day 13: Pushkar to Jaipur
Leaving Pushkar’s calm temples behind, Jaipur feels bold and energetic. Forts, palaces, busy streets, and traditional crafts signal your return to Rajasthan’s royal side. The city’s scale and history make it clear why it’s known as the Pink City.

Day 14: Jaipur (Optional Excursion)
Jaipur greets you with a mix of heritage and energy. Explore Jaipur’s iconic landmarks in a short and well-planned tour. Visit the majestic Amber Fort, enjoy photo stops at the serene Jal Mahal (Water Palace), and admire the Hawa Mahal’s stunning façade. A professional guide accompanies you throughout, sharing local insights and stories that bring the Pink City to life. The experience ends with a lively Bollywood dance session where you can learn fun steps and enjoy Jaipur’s energetic cultural vibe.

Day 15: Ranthambore
When we have for Ranthambore we will visit Monkey Temple (Galtaji). The drive to Ranthambore takes you from palaces and markets into wild, open landscapes. Optional Excursion: Tiger safari,The national park’s forests, lakes, and old fort ruins create a striking atmosphere, and spotting wildlife, especially tigers, adds excitement. After the safari experience, the journey continues toward Agra.
As you reach Agra, the scenery shifts again to Mughal history, grand architecture, and the anticipation of seeing the Taj Mahal, one of India’s most iconic monuments.

Day 16: Agra
On the way to agra we visit Stepwell (Abhaneri). Arriving in Agra brings you straight back into Mughal history and grand architecture. The highlight is, of course, the Taj Mahal, best seen at sunrise when the marble changes colour with the light.
Boarding the night train, The overnight journey adds a practical and authentic transition between two major cultural destinations.

OPTIONAL EXCURSION

Day 17: Arrival in Varanasi
Varanasi feels intense from the moment you arrive. The ghats, narrow lanes, temples, and constant movement around the Ganges make it clear this city runs on centuries-old rituals. A boat ride on the river and watching the evening Ganga Aarti gives a powerful first impression of devotion and tradition.

Day 18: Rituals, Ghats, and Temples
Spend time walking along the ghats and watching daily life unfold. Cremation rituals at Manikarnika Ghat, prayers at Dashashwamedh Ghat, and temple visits like Kashi Vishwanath help you understand how faith shapes every part of the city. The experience is raw, emotional, and deeply rooted in culture.

Day 19: Reflection and Local Exploration
A slower pace helps make sense of everything you’ve seen. Visiting local markets, trying traditional food, and observing life along the river brings balance. The longer you stay, the clearer it becomes: Varanasi isn’t just a place to see, it’s a place you feel.

Day 20: Varanasi to Lumbini
The journey from Varanasi into Nepal brings a noticeable shift in pace and atmosphere. As you cross the border, the scenery opens up and the environment feels calmer. In Lumbini, the focus turns to peace and reflection. Visit Birthplace of Buddha Include Key places like the Maya Devi Temple, Ashoka Pillar, and the Sacred Garden highlight the spiritual importance of this site. The Monastic Zone, with temples built by countries from around the world, shows how global Buddhist culture connects back to this birthplace. It’s a quiet and meaningful experience, especially after the intensity of Varanasi.

Day 21: Lumbini to Chitwan
Leaving Lumbini’s spiritual calm behind, the road toward Chitwan becomes greener and more rural. As you arrive near Chitwan National Park, the landscape shifts to forests, farmlands, and riverside villages. The area feels peaceful and inviting, setting the tone for wildlife experiences. In the evening.

Day 22: Chitwan Wildlife Experience (Optional Excursion)
This day is all about nature and wildlife. Activities in Chitwan National Park a jeep safari, canoe ride along the Rapti River, and a walk through the jungle buffer zones. There’s a chance to see rhinos, crocodiles, deer, and if luck is on your side, the Bengal tiger. The environment feels refreshing compared to busy cities, and the connection to nature is immediate. Quiet time by the river or sunset views from the park add a peaceful end to the day.

Day 23: Chitwan to Pokhara
The drive from Chitwan to Pokhara takes you through hills, farming villages, and river valleys. The scenery grows more dramatic as you get closer, with the Himalayas appearing in the distance. Once you arrive, the calm waters of Phewa Lake and the relaxed lakeside atmosphere offer a welcome change of pace from the jungle.

Day 24: Exploring Pokhara (Optional Excursion)
Pokhara encourages slow, peaceful exploration. Orientation Walk, A boat ride on Phewa Lake, a visit to the World Peace Pagoda, or watching sunrise views from Sarangkot gives you time to take in the mountain backdrop. Places like the International Mountain Museum, Davi’s Falls, and Gupteshwor Mahadev Cave add culture and nature to the day. The quiet trails, cafés, and lakeside walks make this a place to unwind and reflect.

Day 25: Pokhara to Bhaktapur
Leaving Pokhara’s calm lakeside atmosphere behind, the journey toward Bhaktapur brings you back into Nepal’s cultural core. Once you arrive, Bhaktapur feels like stepping into another time. The preserved architecture, carved windows, and brick pathways immediately stand out.

Key places such as Bhaktapur Durbar Square, Taumadhi Square, Nyatapola Temple, 55-Window Palace, and Pottery Square reveal a living heritage where traditional craftsmanship is still part of daily life. The city’s quiet rhythm, historic buildings, and local artisans make Bhaktapur one of Nepal’s most authentic cultural experiences.

Day 26: Bhaktapur to Nagarkot (Free Day)
Leaving Bhaktapur’s historic streets behind, the drive to Nagarkot brings fresh air and open mountain views. As the road climbs, the noise fades and the scenery becomes wider and more peaceful.
Once in Nagarkot, the focus is simple: silence, nature, and the Himalayas. The viewpoint here is known for sunrise and sunset panoramas, with the chance to spot peaks like Mount Everest on a clear day. The calm environment makes it an ideal place to slow down, reflect, and take in Nepal’s natural beauty without distraction.

Day 27: Nagarkot to Kathmandu
As you descend from Nagarkot, the peaceful mountain silence gives way to Kathmandu’s energy. The city feels lively and layered with history. Visiting places like Patan Durbar Square, Thamel, and the lively streets of Ason Bazaar introduces you to the city's blend of tradition and daily life. Down hill trekking walk from Nagarkoti - More or Less = 4 Hrs.

Day 28: Heritage and Spiritual Landmarks (Optional Excursion)
Spend the day exploring Kathmandu’s most iconic sites. Swayambhunath (Monkey Temple) offers hillside views and a deep spiritual atmosphere. Boudhanath Stupa stands as one of the holiest Tibetan Buddhist sites outside Tibet, surrounded by prayer wheels and monastery life. Pashupatinath Temple, along the Bagmati River, brings you closer to Nepal’s Hindu rituals and cultural traditions.

Day 29: Free Day To Visit – Museums, Markets, and Old City Walks
With more time to explore, visit places like the National Museum, Garden of Dreams, or smaller hidden temples and courtyards throughout the old city. Markets such as Indra Chowk and Durbar Square Bazaar are perfect for crafts, thankas, spices, and souvenirs. The pace feels more familiar now, allowing you to enjoy the city without rushing.

Departure Your final day in Kathmandu offers room for reflection, last-minute shopping, or a quiet visit to a favorite spot. The journey comes full circle as you prepare to head home, carrying memories of deserts, mountains, cities, rituals, wildlife, and the diverse cultural experiences that shaped the adventure. You will drop at airport.

Day 30: Reach Home