DELHI
‘Yeh Dilli hai Meri Jaan’ Kickstart your day with an early morning cycling through the narrow and wide alleyways of Delhi and devour a hearty breakfast at Karim’s. They specialise in Mutton Nihari (smooth flour based stew with slow-cooked mutton in a myriad of spices) or an authentic Indian breakfast. Later in the day, you will see Qutub Minar – the tallest minaret, Lotus Temple – the notable flower-like shape and Iskon temple for its sheer stillness in the atmosphere. End your evening dining at one of the world’s best restaurant – ITC Bukhara.

DELHI to JODHPUR
We travel from Delhi to Jodhpur by car. The ride takes you through rich green fields, high mountains, wandering streets, lakes, deserts and enchanting wildlife. Once you reach there, we take you on a camel safari for village Dabdi, on the Dabdi dunes which is a good two-hour ride. Then, as “the sky grew darker, painted blue on blue, one stroke at a time, into deeper and deeper shades of night,” we camp under the stars in your luxury mobile camps. We stay overnight in Dabdi.  

OSIAN
Morning, we leave for Osian that is approximately 65 km from Jodhpur – a village known for its many Hindu & Jain Temples. Did you know that Osian is also called the Khajuraho of Rajasthan? Moreover, it was a prominent trading centre from the 8th to 12th century and now it is also famous for its camel safaris. However, we visit the village of potters and weavers Enroute Osian so that you can see how intricate the local art scene is in every part of Rajasthan.    

JODHPUR
Welcome to the mighty Mehrangarh. We will take a full day tour of the fort and hear many intriguing tales about this largest and the most beautiful forts in India. You will be in awe of the strong-walled exteriors and the extremely intricate and delicate interiors. From exploring Sheesh Mahal, Phool Mahal to eating at Chokelao Mehran Terrace for a splendid view of the dazzling city and eating out in the open, we will gather many experiences from here. If you are lucky then, you can be a part of World Sacred Spirit Festival for Sufi & World Music and Rajasthan International Folk Festival – the fort is a host to these spectacular music & arts festivals in India.

BERA
Next stop is Jawai Bandh Community Reserve, Bera. It is a small village that hosts a classic habitation to the Aravalli hills, scrubland vegetation, and leopards that live in complete harmony with the villagers & tourists. River Jawai and Jawai Dam serves as the lifeline for the animals as well as humans. Don’t be surprised if you see even 70 leopards basking in the sun altogether! There are 500 of them living here. We have arranged a lunch for you with Thakur Baljeet Singh of Bera (Cheiftan). He will tell you the fascinating tales of Bera & its leopards. 

MEWAR
To know the history of the seven wonders of India, the splendid marble architectural marvel, the uncountable pillars, the otherworldly ceilings carved so perfectly, and the mysticism of Ranakpur Jain Temples, we will visit them Enroute Udaipur. And, then what a perfect end to your evening if you will be ridden to the sunset point on elephants from the Mountbatten lodge. Enjoy an evening under the stars with a glass of champagne.  

UDAIPUR
This is the city where all the magic happens and the experience might get a little weirder. Isn’t the purpose of life is to live it and reach out without fear for newer and richer experiences? Apart from the world famous sunset boat ride to Jag Mandir, you will be visiting the extraordinary Karni Mata Temple at Deshnok. The temple is swarming with holy rats that are considered to be reincarnations of Karni Mata that lived in the 14th century who is believed to be an incarnation of Durga. You take off your shoes here before entering the temple and see if a rat runs across your feet. It is considered gracious. 

UDAIPUR
“Kesriya Balma padaro maroh desh” – welcome to the one most romantic places on the Earth. Apart from the City Palace Tour and Kumbhalgarh Fort trip that are a must-visit in Udaipur, get ready to be mesmerised by the centuries-old Bagore ki Haveli that overlooks the Pichola Lake at Gangori Ghat and a cultural performance like never-seen-before joy looking at the lit up corridors of the Haveli is ecstatic. With the beating of a drum, blowing of a conch shell and a welcome song, you will know that you are in for a true cultural treat. It is very true that dance is language of the soul, and here the performers here will open a myriad of Rajasthani colours & life with their dance performances. 

MUMBAI
As Henry Miller said, “One’s destination is never a place, but a new way of seeing things.” We touch down Mumbai. For some quiet time in this chaotic city, we will visit the monumental marvel ISKON Temple. Gather positivity, or maybe check out ‘Heaven on Earth’ a spacious library that has an extensive collection of the book and multi-media. Relish their only-vegetarian buffet and head out for an evening at Marine Drive. Take a walk, sit around, cycle or drive through the Queen’s Necklace from Nariman Point to Chowpatty beach and see how lights glow in a perfect arc.

MUMBAI
Believe us that you would definitely need Vitamin Sea on the last day of your trip that will end in Mumbai. We will start the voyage from our one hour journey from Gateway of India in a boat to the Elephanta Island, climb up the 120 steps to reach the world-famous rock-cut sculptures known as Elephanta Caves. Come back, bewitched by the majestic Gateway of India experience walking or cycling and as we said before, this last day is going to be all about taking in Vitamin Sea. Later we will hop on one of the finest evening cruises in a private yacht on the Arabian Sea. 

Hope you had a marvellous experience. Adios Amigos. Until we meet again.