This six-night route layers a religious dimension and a hill-station break onto the classic Rajasthan circuit, taking in Ajmer's revered dargah and the…
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This six-night route layers a religious dimension and a hill-station break onto the classic Rajasthan circuit, taking in Ajmer's revered dargah and the cool heights of Mount Abu. It suits travellers who want spiritual and scenic variety alongside the forts and palaces. The arc threads from Jaipur to Ajmer, on to Jodhpur, up to Mount Abu's Jain temples and lake, and finishes among Udaipur's lakes. Terrain spans plains, the Aravalli highlands at Mount Abu and the lake country, with steady inter-city drives. Expect Amer Fort, the Ajmer Sharif Dargah, Mehrangarh Fort, the exquisitely carved Dilwara Jain temples, Nakki Lake and a Lake Pichola boat ride. The pace is varied, balancing devotion, heritage and mountain calm. Best from autumn to spring; Mount Abu is pleasantly cool, even chilly in winter evenings. starting at INR 39,001 per person. Covers Jaipur 1N, Ajmer 1N, Jodhpur 1N, Mount Abu 1N, Udaipur 2N.
Arrive in Jaipur and check in. Visit the hilltop Amer Fort and, if time allows, the City Palace, with an evening to explore the Pink City's lively bazaars.
Drive to Ajmer and visit the revered Ajmer Sharif Dargah, one of India's most important Sufi shrines, where pilgrims of many faiths come to pay respects. Spend the night in Ajmer.
Drive west to Jodhpur, the Blue City, and visit the mighty Mehrangarh Fort overlooking the indigo-washed old town. Enjoy an evening among the lanes and markets below the fort.
Drive south to Mount Abu, Rajasthan's only hill station, set in the Aravalli range. Visit the exquisitely carved Dilwara Jain temples and enjoy a sunset by Nakki Lake in the cool mountain air.
Drive down to Udaipur, the Lake City, arriving by afternoon. Visit the grand City Palace and take a sunset boat ride on Lake Pichola past the island palaces.
Explore more of Udaipur, including Saheliyon ki Bari garden and the Jagdish Temple, with time to wander the old city's craft shops and lakeside ghats.
Enjoy a final lakeside morning in Udaipur before your transfer to the airport or station for the onward journey.
Yes - the only hill station in Rajasthan at 1,200m. April-June is pleasantly cool at 22-30C while plains touch 45C.
Yes, all visitors are welcome. Cover your head with a cloth; one is sold at the entrance.
No. Cameras, phones, leather goods and bags must be deposited outside. The marble carving is intricate and the no-camera rule preserves it.
October to March. April-June is good for Mount Abu but uncomfortable elsewhere in Rajasthan.
Yes - Ranbanka or Indana Palace Jodhpur in a former royal building gives a uniquely Rajasthani experience.
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