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Rajasthan trip suggestion
Hello Everyone,
Me and my wife will be going to Rajasthan trip of 7N and 8D to the below places. It's a package tour. Tour details(In short) are:
Day 1: Jaipur arrival Albert hall museum Birla Mandir(Temple) light and sound show at Amber fort(optional).
Day 2: Jaipur Sightseeing Amber Fort Hawa Mahal City Palace Jantar Mantar Jal Mahal
Day 3: Jaipur-Pushkar-Udaipur
Pushkar Fair Brahma Temple Dargah of Khwaja Moin-Ud-Din Chisti at Ajmer
Day 4: Udaipur Sightseeing
FatehSagar Maharana Pratap Memorial Sehelion-KI-Bari Sukhadia Circle (Drive Pass) Bhartiya Lok-kala Museum City Palace Jagdish Temple GulabBagh boat riding at Lake palace Light and sound show in Baghore ki haveli.
Day 5: Udaipur - Jodhpur En-route visit Ranakapur jain temples Umaid Bhawan Palace Clock Tower
Day 6: Jodhpur - Jaisalmer Mehrangarh Fort Jaswant Thada(Marble Monument)
Day 7: Jaisalmer Sightseeing Jaisalmer Fort Nathmal-ki-haveli Salimsingh-ki-Haveli Gadishar Lake camel ride on Sam Sand Dunes(which starts around 3PM)
Day 8: Jaisalmer - Departure The tour operator said there is one temple enroute to Jodhpur
Any other places that have been missed and can be added(The guy said if it is less than 100KM, then he will accommodate it)? Plus what all(And where all) things can we eat and shop along these places? Any/all suggestions are much appreciated 😀 👍
Any other suggestions are also welcome 🤗
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SnoozyMuffin
Stealth1mo
Missed places which are worth going:
Jaipur : Nahargarh Udaipur : Sajjangarh Palace Jodhpur : Mandore Heritage Site
Places to Eat : Jaipur : Laxmi Mishthan Bhandar, Rawat Jodhpur : Janta Sweets, Arora Chat
SnoozyPickle
Harman India1mo
Thanks for the suggestions bro 😁. Will check them out and ask my tour guy.
DancingRaccoon
Stealth1mo
Nahargarh is a must in Jaipur, go during sunset if you can, the city view you'll get from there is worth it
GroovyUnicorn
Stealth1mo
Light and sound show at Amber fort is pretty average. Don’t keep any high expectations from it
SnoozyPickle
Harman India1mo
TBH, I haven't kept any expectations for any of the places. Any place I go I do the same, I don't watch YouTube videos nor go through the pictures. It will unnecessarily spoil the fun and create unrealistic expectations. It happened with me on Meghalaya trip. I saw pictures of Dawki river(Transparent river) and was having SO MUCH expectations 😭 and in reality, by the time we reached there it was 7PM 🤦🤣. Forget transparency we did not even have the opaque option 😔
FloatingBurrito
Walmart1mo
If you like history do go for the amber fort light and sound show it was an highlight from jaipur. I would say skip dargah as it's really really crowded and they have made it a commercial place, they will gatekeepe if you don't pay at the door. Sehelion ki bari you can skip in udaipur as it's just a garden with a fountain. City palace will take more than 2hr to explore do take the rajasthani thali at City palace as it's only 150 and you will see if you like the taste of dal bati churma or not. Nagori ki haveli is a cultural show and its highly recommended (you will have to book proper as tickets gets sold out), go early as it's first come first serve. You can also go for lokh dharohar as it's the same people but in a auditorium with proper seats. Jodhpur doesn't look blue anymore so I would say go for any rooftop place at night to enjoy the Mehrangarh fort.
You can explore chittorgarh as it's the largest fort in India and kumbalgarh fort as it's the longest wall after great wall of china. Do shop in jodhpur in national handloom (bit pricey than the local shop after bargaining but good quality stuff).
Ps. I went rajasthan last week
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