DELHI TO UDAIPUR


From the Sat 08 – Fri 21 February 2020 (14 days) With the Listed Property Owners’ Club


Home to some of India’s greatest monuments, Rajasthan has with good reason been dubbed the “Land of Kings”. One of the country’s most colourful and diverse regions, the old heartland of the Rajput princes is liberally sprinkled with some of India’s most spectacular cultural and architectural gems. From Delhi we will make our way south to Udaipur, taking in some of the most famous highlights this part of India is so well known for, including 5 UNESCO World Heritage Sites and staying in ancient forts, regal abodes, restored havelis and Rajput palaces. The tour takes us from Delhi and on to the sumptuous Mughal grandeur of Agra, where we will visit the iconic Taj Mahal, impressive Agra Fort and the setting of Fatehpur Sikri. We journey to the rural town of Ramathra and stay in its opposing fort, with outstanding views of the surrounding countryside, before travelling to the stunning “Pink City” of Jaipur for more stunning forts and palaces. Journeying on to Pushkar and Jodphur, the setting for the magnificent Meherangarh Fort, we then travel by train through the picturesque Khamli Ghats to Deogarh, a journey made famous by Rudyard Kipling. There will be opportunities to enjoy bullock cart rides and jeep safaris, before completing the journey to Udaipur by way of the fortress of Kumbhalgarh and the breathtaking Jain temple at Ranakpur.


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