After breakfast, proceed for a tour of Udaipur. Located on Lake Pichola and established by Maharaja Udai Singh II in 1568, Udaipur epitomizes the refined grandeur of traditional Rajput style architecture. The city's historic section is home to a variety of palaces, temples, and havelis, ranging in complexity and extravagance from the most basic. With its rich cultural past, Udaipur takes pride in being a hub for expressive arts, painting, miniatures, and crafts. Morning excursion to EKLINGJI to see the Lord Shiva-dedicated Holy Temple of the Udaipur Royal Family. Visit the Nagda Temples later on, which are a superb example of Indo-Aryan architecture from the eighteenth century. Visit the museum of the local Maharana, the most powerful Maharaja of Rajasthan, the magnificent Jagdish shrine, a seventeenth-century shrine devoted to Lord Vishnu, and the Famous City Palace when you return to the city.  Leisurely afternoon excursion to Lake Pichola for a boat ride. Go back to the hotel to spend the night in Udaipur.

After breakfast in the morning, travel to Jodhpur, Rajasthan's most romantic city. Make a detour along the route to see the stunning Jain Temple in Ranakpur.Ranakpur village in Rajasthan is home to the Ranakpur Jain temple, also known as Chaturmukha Dharana Vihara. Lord Rishabdeva, also known as Adinath, is the first Tirthankara of Jainism, and is honored in this temple. The Jain temple at Ranakpur is a superb example of architectural design. All of the light-colored marble used in its construction makes up its 29 halls. It is one of the most significant Jain pilgrimage places. It is thought to have been constructed in the fifteenth century CE by Dharna Shah, a minister to Rana Kumbha, the Mewar monarch at the time, following a dream he had of a celestial vehicle.Depa is the primary architect of this temple. One of the five most sacred locations in the Jain religion, it is carved out of white marble. Proceed to Arrival and Check-in in Jodhpur. Spend the night in Jodhpur

After breakfast proceed to sightseeing of Jodhpur, Visit the Mehrangarh Fort, also known as the "Citadel of the Sun," after breakfast to experience the essence of the Rathores, the dominant Rajput clan in the area. Explore its many palaces, each featuring exquisite friezes and a corresponding museum showcasing royal family artifacts. Located on a 125-meter-tall hill, the Mehrangarh Fort is the most striking and powerful fort in Rajasthan's fort-heavy region. The sati marks of fifteen handprints, left by the widows of Maharaja Man Singh who hurled themselves upon his cremation pyre in 1843, can be found on the wall next to the Lahapol, also known as the "Iron Gate." Within the fort, which the Maharaja of Jodhpur still controls.There are numerous palaces and courtyards. Jaswant Thanda is a pillared marble memorial to the popular monarch Jaswant Singh II (1878–95), who rid Jodhpur of dacoits, created irrigation systems, and stimulated the economy. It is located north of Mehrangarh Fort and is connected to it by road. Near Jaswant's memorial are the cenotaphs of the royal family members who have passed away since his death; chhatris at Mandor honor those who came before him. This location, which faces south, is also the greatest for taking pictures of the fort, which rises sharply above the stony Meherangarh plateau. After the tour, head back to the hotel. stay for the night.

After checking out of the hotel today, we're heading to Jaisalmer, the jewel of Rajasthan. Upon arriving, register at the hotel. Later, take a quick tour of Sam to see the stunning dunes of the desert and experience a camel ride. Go return to the hotel. Stay in Jaisalmer for the night.

After breakfast, spend the entire day exploring the enticing desert city of Jaisalmer, which looks like it belongs in an Arabian Nights story with its stone walls encircling the old fort. Jaisalmer is called the "Golden City" because of the hue that is touched with dusk light. When you walk through the gates and enter the maze-like network of lanes and city bazaars, the sight of the enormous fortress, rising out against the dunes and soaring up to the sky, remains unforgettable. The city's heyday began when numerous caravans traveled across the desert and made stops at its caravanse-rai and its, The Fort, which is the oldest structure in Rajasthan and dates to the XIII century, is the true heart of the city. Its 99 bastions encircle its perimeter. a genuine living museum that is home to 25% of the city's population. Many havelis, magnificent homes made of yellow sandstone constructed by the city's wealthy merchants, can be found in its alleyways. The elegant sculptures and watermarked carvings adorn the scenographic facades of these magnificent buildings.  The Jain temples of Sambhavnath and Rishabdeva are particularly valuable. They are centers of worship for a wealthy and old religious sect and are surrounded by booths and shops with kaleidoscope mirrors and embroidered fabrics. Visit to the Sam Sand Dunes in the afternoon for a camel ride and to see the sand dunes. Spend the night at Jaisalmer.

After breakfast check out from the hotel and proceed to sightseeing in Bikaner, Situated in the northwest of Rajasthan state, India, is the historic city of Bikaner. Rao Bika, a prince of Rathore and the son of Rao Jodha, the man who built Jodhpur, founded it in 1488. Bikaner's early history is intimately associated with the Rajput Rathore clan. Rao Jodha's second son was Rao Bika, the man who founded Bikaner. Legend has it that Rao Bika founded his own kingdom in the desolate Thar Desert, having left Jodhpur following a disagreement with his father. In 1488, he established the city of Bikaner and gave it his name.  Subsequent Rathore monarchs brought prosperity and increased Bikaner's size. The city rose to prominence as a major hub for trade and commerce thanks to its advantageous location along the historic caravan routes that linked Gujarat's coasts with Central Asia.

Visit the museum and the Junagarh Fort when you get to the hotel. Raja Raj Singh, who ruled from 1571 to 1611 and was a general in the Mogul Emperor Akbar's army, constructed the Junagarh Fort. One of the world's most exquisite fortifications, the fort is a magnificent example of Rajpoot architecture. Spend the night at Bikaner.

After breakfast check out from the hotel and later proceed to sightseeing in Mandawa, a town located in the center of Rajasthan's Shekhawati area, after breakfast. Travelers love it for its interesting havelis with their ornately painted walls and fort. The buildings here serve as a reminder of the vibrant social and cultural center that this area once was. As soon as you arrive in Mandawa, register at your hotel. Stay at Mandawa for the night.

Travel around Mandawa town after breakfast. See the well-known Mandawa Fort, Hanuman Prasad Goenka Haveli, Jhunjhunwala Haveli, and Murmuria Haveli. Proceed to Delhi after seeing the havelis and their murals. after that dive to Delhi, upon arrival check in at the hotel, Overnight spend at hotel.

After breakfast check out from the hotel and transfer to the airport flight for onward journey.