Upon your arrival in Jodhpur, you will be received by the agent’s representative. Check in your hotel and shed off the weariness. Relax a bit and then you may go out and know your surroundings. You can also explore the nearby market.

Return to your hotel as the day comes to an end. Have a delectable dinner and have a warm overnight stay at the hotel.

Grab some breakfast after which you will be taken for a sightseeing tour on the second day of this Rajasthan Tourism Package. Your first destination would be the Mehrangarh Fort, erected at hilltop. Next you will visit Fort Jayapal which includes seven gates built by Maharaja Man Singh and the Fatehpol Gate built by Maharaja Ajit Singh as a mark of his victory over the Mughals.

The end most gate is the Lahapol Gate or Iron Gate with 15 handprints of Sati’s of Maharaja Man Singh. Once you are inside the fort you will get to visit few palaces like “Moti Mahal”, “Sukh Mahal” and “Phool Mahal”. As you proceed through the tour you will visit the ‘Jaswant Thada’ a cenotaph by Maharaja Sardar Singh for his father. Post lunch you will reach the Golden City of Jaisalmer.

Check in your hotel on your arrival, have a sit-down dinner and doze off overnight.

Mehrangarh Fort:

Mehrangarh, also known as Mehran Fort was built by Rao Jodha in 1459 in Jodhpur, is one of the largest forts in the country. It is situated at the top of a 410 feet elevated hill and guarded by massive walls. One of the most easily recognisable forts in Jodhpur, it has appeared in many Hollywood and Bollywood productions such as The Lion King, The Dark Knight Rises, and the more recent - Thugs of Hindostan. The entrance of the fort, atop a hill, is majestic and has seven gates. These are called Victory Gate, Fateh Gate, Gopal Gate, Bhairon Gate, Dedh Kamgra Gate, Marti Gate and finally Loha Gate.

The intricate carvings on the walls of the fort, the sprawling courtyards, its impressive history, striking palaces, museums and galleries allure tourists from all over the world. The fort also has one of the well-stocked museums of Rajasthan. There are six different galleries in the Mehrangarh Museum: Elephant's howdahs, Palanquins, Daulat Khana, Armoury, Paintings and the Turban Gallery. National Geological Monument, Nagnecha Mataji Temple, Chamunda Temple and Rao Jodha Desert Rock Park are the tourist attractions in Mehrangarh Fort.

Moti Mahal:

Moti Mahal is the largest and brightest room of the five historic rooms present in the Mehrangarh Fort. Literally translating to mean - Palace of Pearls. It has earned this title as the finely crushed seashells and lime plaster brilliantly combine together to give it a pearly, polished look to its magnificent surface. The exquisite room is an aesthetic dream come true and is adorned with complementary design elements of gold leaves, seashells, mirrors, and the colourful windows, all coming together to please the eye. History buffs will find it interesting to know that the five alcoves located in the room were actually hidden balconies, through which the five queens of the Maharaja would silently listen to the proceedings.

As the king's main hall for carrying out his daily duties regarding his subjects, this is the largest and grandest room of the fort. The walls are made of a mixture of lime plaster and finely crushed seashells, giving it a pearly finish, hence the name Moti Mahal. These walls are punctuated with colourfully stained glass windows, throwing an array of colour into the room.

The Phool Mahal:

The Phool Mahal, or palace of flowers, is the most lavish hall present in the Mehrangarh Fort. Built by Maharaja Abhaya Singh in the 18th century, it was the site where he would be entertained by female dancers. It is less easily accessible as compared to the other rooms of the fort, indicating the private use and exclusivity of this room. The design and style of the room can remind one of the extravagances entertained by the royals of Jodhpur.

As this room was intended for leisure and thus, the Maharaja was not hesitant to decorate it. It is, in fact, the most ornate hall of the fort. The idea of the design was to make it look like a beautiful flower, thus the name 'Phool Mahal'. The hall is decked with gold, with the ceiling being inlaid with gold filigree. There are glass windows and mirrors within to amplify the magnificence. There is a marvellous and pleasing splash of colours as a result of the palette used to create this wonder. Many beautiful portraits and paintings of the 18th century may be found, especially those from the famed Raga Mala series, combined with furniture from the British period to enhance the glory of the room. The place is abundantly adorned with gold as a sign of royal splendour.

Treat your taste buds with some finger-licking bites and then look forward for your Jaisalmer city tour on this Rajasthan Tour Itinerary. Visit the Jaisalmer Fort a.k.a Sonar Quila due to its changing colour throughout the day. After this you will be taken to different ‘Havelis’ like Patwon-ki-Haveli, Nathmal-ki-Haveli and Salim singh-ki-Haveli which took over 50 years to complete. The architecture, wall paintings and clearly carved out walls will leave you gaping.

Go for a camel ride in the evening and have traditional Rajasthani dinner at one of the restaurants. Rest in the mud huts and enjoy the folk music and folk dance to get Rajasthani feel.

Sleep overnight in Jaisalmer Camps and prepare yourself for another exciting day.

Jaisalmer Fort:

Jaisalmer Fort, nestled on the golden sands of Thar Desert, is not just a fort but a mini-town with houses, temples, shops, and restaurants. A UNESCO World Heritage Site, it falls under the category of 'Hill Forts of India'. Built in 1156, Jaisalmer Fort gets its name from the former Bhati Rajput ruler Rao Jaisal. More than three thousand people live within the fort walls with multiple entrance gates on the path up top, the last of which directs you to the popular public square named Dashera Chowk. The fort stands at an impressive height of 250 ft. and is surrounded by 30 ft. tall walls. Owing to its altitude, it offers a stunning and panoramic view of Jaisalmer city draped in golden yellow!

One of the largest forts in the world, Jaisalmer Fort is located on the southern edge of the city and is popularly known as 'Sonar Qila' or 'Golden Fort'. It is a massive structure exhibiting its aesthetic beauty. The walk through the labyrinthine lanes is an experience worth having. Jaisalmer Fort was initially named 'Trikut Garh' since it was triangular in shape and was also built over the Trikuta Hills. 'Sonar Qila'(Golden Fort) as it is locally referred to, houses almost quarter of Jaisalmer's population inside the complex.

Salim Singh ki Haveli:

Salim Singh ki Haveli is a beautiful edifice at the heart of the city Jaisalmer. It is one of the major tourist attractions built over the remains of an older haveli in the late 19th century and commissioned by Salim Singh, the then prime minister of the Kingdom. It also holds another beautiful name - Jahaz Mahal as the front facet of the Haveli resembles a ship stern. Created with strong iron rods unlike the ones made of cement and mortar; the mansion is famous for its architectural elegance.

The Haveli is almost 300 years old adorning a beautiful arched roof in the shape of a peacock. Famous for its distinctive architecture, the mansion has 38 gracefully carved balconies surmounted with pale-blue cupolas, and all have distinct designs for themselves. The gateway is guarded by two stone carved elephants with the interior walls covered in imperial paintings. Salim Singh ki Haveli is constructed on the remains of the old Haveli which was built in the late 17th century. The Haveli also houses a beautiful Moti Mahal where dances were held to entertain the aristocrats and royal courtiers. This piece of sheer elegance was later occupied by the most influential Mehta family of Jaisalmer.

On the fourth day of this itinerary of Rajasthan Tour Package you will be transferred to Bikaner.

Have a hearty breakfast and travel to Bikaner. On your arrival check in your hotel and relax for some time. In the afternoon, you will be taken to Karni Mata Temple in this all-inclusive Rajasthan package which is at a distance of 30 km from Bikaner. Don’t get scared to see lots of rats when you enter the temple as rats are the reason why this temple is famous.

Return to the hotel and have a filling dinner. Have a comfortable overnight stay at the hotel.

Karni Mata Temple:

The Karni Mata Temple, also popularly known as the Nari Mata Temple or 'Rat Temple', is a 600-year-old temple located around 30 km from Bikaner in a small town of Deshnoke in Rajasthan. What is unique about this temple is the fact that 25,000 black rats live, and are worshipped, in the temple. Infact, the food that is eaten by them is considered to be holy and is later served as 'prasad'.

These holy rats are known as kabbas, and people from all over the world travel great distances to come and visit the temple to pay their respects to these rats.  Numerous tales and legends are associated with the temple and the rats that live here, but no one knows the exact history of this unique shrine.

The Karni Mata Temple is also noteworthy for its architecture that has been influenced by the Mughal style of construction. The beautiful temple is adorned with a fantastic marble facade and marble carvings that further add to the charm of this place. While the entire concept of this temple may seem as gross or weird to some, it is a unique experience altogether and is something you should not miss out.

With a heavy breakfast you will be visiting The Junagarh Fort, the Fort which was never conquered by the Mughals. Inside the museum, you can see Anup Mahal, Gaj Mandir, Sheesh Mahal and Lalgarh Palace. From here you will be taken to camel breeding farm which is just outside the city.

Once you are done with Bikaner city tour, you will be transferred to Jaipur. Check in the hotel and stay overnight.

The Junagarh Fort:

The Junagarh Fort of Bikaner is a magnificent structure around which the city of Bikaner grew up. The fort was initially called Chintamani and later renamed the Junagarh or Old fort in the 20th century. The foundations of the Junagarh fort was built in 1478 by Rao Bika. However, it existed just as a stone fort then. The present grand structure was inaugurated on 17th February 1589.

The palaces inside the fort, the gardens, balconies, kiosks, etc., depict a composite architectural style influenced by the different rulers' cultural differences and foreign inspirations.

The unique monuments on display in the fort represent 16 generations of rulers in Bikaner starting from the late 16th century.

The Sheesh Mahal:

A characteristic feature of the royal Rajput architecture, the Sheesh Mahal in the Mehrangarh Fort of Jodhpur is a treat to the eye of the beholder. Also known as Glass Palace of Jodhpur, this marvellous piece of architecture is decked from ceiling to floor with intricate mirror work. These decorative ornaments are complemented well with the brightly coloured paintings of various religious figures made in plaster.

The numerous decorative panels show deities like Lord Brahma, Lord Shiva and Parvati, Lord Krishna playing the flute, and Lord Rama among others showing the strong influence of religion and culture on the art of the time. The ceilings and floors are inlaid with mirrors, earning the room the title of Hall of Mirrors. The blue, green, silver, and gold ornaments suspended on the ceiling as well as the grand European chandelier are later additions to this hall. Mehrangarh's Sheesh Mahal was the bedchamber of Maharaja Ajit Singh who reigned over Jodhpur between 1679 and 1724.

Lalgarh Palace:

Lalgarh Palace, a breathtaking Rajasthani Palace, is located in the beautiful city of Bikaner, Rajasthan in India. It was constructed for the Maharaja of Bikaner, Maharaja Ganga Singh, between 1902 and 1926. The palace built in European architecture style has now been opened up for tourists as a Heritage Hotel and the entire estate comes under the National Heritage Trust. The estate also houses a museum named Shri Sadul Museum, where you can find traces of Rajasthani Royalties and get an insight into their extravagant lifestyle.

Built with red sandstone bought from the Thar Desert, the colours of the beautiful structure when they change shades as the day progresses. If you wish to stay at the Lallgarh Palace Hotel, you'll be amazed at the massive size of the rooms you'll be living in and the regal hospitality you'll be receiving. One of the estate wings has been maintained only for the Royal family of Bikaner. The other two wings are for The Lalgarh Palace Hotel and the Lakshmi Niwas Hotel.

Walkthrough the splendid corridors and take a stroll in the garden outside or a dip in the swimming pool. Notice the magnificent pillars and fireplaces in the red sandstone architecture, and the carefully maintained gardens and the intricate latticework.

Your trip with Rajasthan holiday package culminates today

Post breakfast, check out from the hotel and get transferred to Jaipur Airport/ Railway Station to return home.