Rajasthan Historic Temple Tour Package - 5 Nights / 6 Days

1N Udaipur 1N Mount Abu 1N Ajmer 1N Osian 1N Bikaner

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Overview

Starting from Udaipur, the lake city of Rajasthan, the 6-day, 5-night Historic Temple Tour takes you to various historic and significant temples located in Rajasthan, from Mount Abu to Pushkar and Bikaner.

In Udaipur, enjoy the architectural marvels of the Eklingji Temple and Jagdish Temple, along with spending a peaceful time at Lake Pichola. The tour then moves forward to Mount Abu, the only hill station of the state, which features an iconic Dilwara Temple, famous for its intricate marble carvings.

At the next stretch of the tour, you can move forward to visit the historic city of Ajmer and Pushkar, where you can explore the Brahma Temple and Soniji ki Nasiyan. The 5-night tour also takes you to Osian, an ancient town located near Jodhpur.

Osian features a wide range of ancient and historic Hindu and Jain Temples. After visiting Osian, you will then be guided towards Deshnook in Bikaner and Dausa, which also offer the most divine and iconic temples of Rajasthan.

Itinerary

The Historic Temple Tours of Rajasthan begin from Udaipur, and take you to various key cities in the state, like Mount Abu, Pushkar, Ajmer, Osian, Bikaner, and Dausa.

Day 1: Arrival at Udaipur−

On your arrival in Udaipur, you will be greeted by our experienced representative, who will be tasked to provide you a hassle-free hotel check-in and will also guide you about your tour's itinerary.

In Udaipur, you can visit the famous Eklingji temple, which is home to the ruling deity of the Mewar region, and Jagdish Temple, one of the biggest Hindu temples in Rajasthan, built by Maharana Jagat Singh.

Day 2: Visiting Mount Abu+

After spending a relaxing night at Udaipur, you can move forward towards Mount Abu, the only hill station of Rajasthan, where you can visit the iconic Dilwara Temple, which features breathtaking architecture and intricate marble carvings.

In Mount Abu, you can also visit Toad Rock, a famous sunset point, and Guru Sikhar, the highest point of the Aravali range.

Day 3: Moving towards Pushkar and Ajmer+

On the third day of your tour, you will be guided towards Pushkar and Ajmer, where you can explore the rich tradition, mixed with royal architecture. In Pushkar, you can explore the famous Brahma Temple, one of the very few temples dedicated to Lord Brahma.

You can also visit the city of Ajmer, famous for its Ajmer Sarif dargahs. In Ajmer, you will be left speechless with the scenic beauty of the Soniji ki Nasiyan and Nareli Jain Temple, which offers pure calmness and tranquillity.

Day 4: Ajmer to Osian+

Osian, an ancient city located near Jodhpur, offers the scenic and golden beauty of the Thar desert and a collection of various ancient and historic Hindu and Jain Temples, which earns it the nickname "the Khajuraho of Rajasthan". In Osian, you can visit Mahavir Jain Temple, the ancient Harihara Temple, and Sachiya Mata Temple.

Day 5: Arriving at Bikaner+

After visiting Osian, you can take your steps towards Deshnook, Bikaner, where the Karni Mata Temple is sure to take your breath away. The temple is most famous for its huge population of rodents or rats, which are considered sacred and are also worshipped by the devotees.

In Bikaner, you can also explore the famous Laxminath Temple, which is dedicated to Lord Vishnu and Goddess Lakshmi.

Day 6: Bikaner to Dausa+

On the final day of your trip, you can visit the Dausa town of Rajasthan, where you can explore and offer your prayers at the famous Mehandipur Balaji Temple. The temple is dedicated to Lord Balaji or Hanuman and is famous for spiritual cleansing.

FAQs on Rajasthan Historic Temple Tour

What are the famous Jain temples located in Rajasthan?

There are various iconic and historic Jain Temples available in Rajasthan, like the Dilwara Temple, Ranakpur Jain Temple, and Mirpur Jain Temple.

What is the Eklingji Temple famous for?

The Eklingji Temple is dedicated to Lord Shiva, who is also considered the ruling deity in the Mewar region.

Are there any specific rules at the Mehandipur Balaji Temple?

Yes, there are some rules specified at the Mehandipur Balaji Temple, like not to eat inside the temple, not to take any food items or prasad home, and not to eat meat, onion, or non-veg before visiting the temple.