Royal Rajasthan Temple Tour - 13 Nights / 14 Days

2N Jaipur 1N Alwar 1N Sikar 1N Churu 1N Bikaner 2N Jodhpur 1N Jalore 1N Ranakpur 2N Pushkar 1N Udaipur

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Overview

Take the spiritual route to experience the vibrant culture and rich heritage of Rajasthan through the specially curated 13-night Royal Rajasthan Temple Tour package. The tour takes you through various key spiritual sites in the state, and offers you a chance to experience the vibrant cultural tapestry. This tour offers you a chance to explore various key spiritual sites, like the iconic Birla Mandir of Jaipur, the Karni Mata Temple in Bikaner, and the Eklingji Temple of Udaipur.

The tour begins from Jaipur, which houses the famous Birla Mandir and the stunning Govind Dev Ji Temples. In Jaipur, you can also explore the majestic Amber Fort, along with other key tourist attractions. From Jaipur, you can visit the towns of Alwar, Sikar, and Churu, each holding key spiritual sites.

The 14-day tour also takes you to the city of Bikaner and Jodhpur, which offers key stunning architectural designs, along with a serene experience. Through the tour, you can also explore spiritual sites at Jalore, Ranakpur, Pushkar, and Udaipur.

Itinerary

The Royal Rajasthan Temple Tour package takes you across major spiritual sites in Rajasthan, which include Jaipur, Alwar, Sikar, Churu, Bikaner, Jodhpur, Jalore, Ranakpur, Pushkar, and Udaipur.

Day 1: Reaching Rajasthan−

The tour starts from Jaipur, where our experienced representative will ensure a quick and easy transfer to your hotel. In Jaipur, you can start your tour from Birla Mandir, which is also known as the Lakshmi Narayan Temple. The temple, dedicated to Lord Vishnu and Goddess Lakshmi, features stunning architecture, with white marble. You can also visit the renowned Galtaji Temple, an ancient Hindu temple, which houses a natural spring, along with a scenic valley view.

Overnight Stay- Jaipur

Day 2: Exploring Jaipur+

On the second day in Jaipur, you can explore the iconic Govind Dev Ji Temple, among the most prominent temples in the city, which is dedicated to Lord Krishna. On the second day, you can also explore key tourist attractions in the city, like Jantar Mantar, City Palace, and Hawa Mahal.

Overnight Stay- Jaipur

Day 3: Visiting Alwar+

From Jaipur, you can move towards Alwar, a major city situated about 170 kilometres from the capital city. The town of Alwar houses the ancient Neelkanth Mahadev Temple and Naldeshwar Shrine, both dedicated to Lord Shiva. The 10th-century Neelkanth Mahadev Temple features a stunning ancient structure, whereas the Naldeshwar Shrine, an 18th-century temple, features a Shiva Linga in a natural cave.

Overnight Stay- Alwar

Day 4: Exploring Sikar+

From Alwar, you can move towards Sikar, which houses the renowned Harshnath Temple and Jeen Mata Temple. Located in the Aravali Hills, the Harshnath Temple features ancient sculptures and pillars with intricate carvings. The town also houses the ancient Devi Temples, or Jeen Mata Temples, which are among the sacred sites in the Hindu religion.

Overnight Stay- Sikar

Day 5: Reaching Churu+

Situated about 90 kilometres from Sikar, Churu is also among the major spiritual destinations in the state. After reaching Churu from Sikar, you can offer your prayers at the prominent Salasar Balaji Dham Temple, among the most important and popular temples in the state. Dedicated to Lord Hanuman, the temple is a highly revered shrine, famous for wish fulfilment.

Overnight Stay- Churu

Day 6: Exploring Spiritual Sites in Bikaner+

In Bikaner, you can explore the iconic Karni Mata Temple, which is famous for its large population of rats. Situated near Deshnoke, the temple is among the major pilgrimage sites in the region and is dedicated to the warrior goddess Karni Mata. In Bikaner, you can also explore the Shri Laxminath Temple, one of the oldest temples in Bikaner. Dating back to the 16th century, the temple is dedicated to Lord Vishnu and displays the rich Rajput style of architecture.

Overnight Stay- Bikaner

Day 7: Experiencing serenity in Jodhpur+

On the seventh day of your trip, you can move towards Jodhpur, a major tourist destination in Rajasthan. In Jodhpur, you can explore the iconic Chamunda Mataji Temple. Situated within the iconic Mehrangarh Fort, it is among the most prominent spiritual sites in the city. In the city, you can also visit the ancient Achal Nath Shivalaya, which was built during the 1500s, and showcases the stunning Jodhpur style of architecture.

Overnight Stay- Jodhpur

Day 8: Visiting Jodhpur+

On the second day in Jodhpur, you can explore the iconic Shri Ganesh Temple, a popular spiritual site, situated on a hilltop. Dedicated to Lord Ganesha, the temple offers a serene atmosphere, along with a panoramic view of the city.

Overnight Stay- Jodhpur

Day 9: Exploring Jalore+

From Jodhpur, you can explore the City of Granite, Jalore. The town features a stunning Sundha Mata Temple, a significant temple dedicated to Goddess Chamunda. Located in the Aravalli Hills, the temple is about 900 years old. The town also features a rich Jain Heritage, including the Jahaj Mandir and Bawan Jinalaya.

Overnight Stay- Jalore

Day 10: Moving towards Ranakpur+

On the morning of the 10th day of your tour, you can move towards the small town of Ranakpur, which houses the famous Ranakpur Jain Temple. The 15th-century temple features stunning marble architecture, with intricate carvings. The unique feature of the temple is its 1444 pillars, along with 80 domes and 24 halls.

Overnight Stay- Ranakpur

Day 11: Visiting Pushkar+

From Ranakpur, you can move forward to Pushkar, the city which houses the prominent Jagatpita Brahma Mandir, one of the very few temples dedicated to Lord Brahma in India. The temple features a stunning architectural structure and is located along the serene Pushkar Lake, which ensures a serene experience for the visitors.

Overnight Stay- Pushkar

Day 12: Exploring Pushkar+

On the second day in Pushkar, you can explore various tourist attractions in the city. You can visit the iconic 52 ghats of the Pushkar Lake, along with the Savitri Mata Temple. The temple, accessible by a short hike, offers a scenic and stunning panoramic view of the city.

Overnight Stay- Pushkar

Day 13: Arriving at Udaipur+

On the 13th day of your tour, you can move towards Udaipur, the last destination of the tour. In Udaipur, you can explore the iconic Jagdish Temple, a stunning Indo-Aryan temple, which is located in the centre of the city. Dedicated to Lord Vishnu, the temple features stunning architecture, along with a towering steeple. You can also explore the ancient Bohra Ganesh Temple in the city, which is believed to be about 350 years old and is believed to offer wish fulfilment to devotees.

Overnight Stay- Udaipur

Day 14: Exploring Udaipur+

On the last day of your trip, you can visit the iconic Eklingju temple, which is located about 20 kilometres from the city centre. The temple, dedicated to Lord Shiva, serves as the prominent temple among the Mewar Royal Family. You can also explore the iconic Neemach Mata Temple, located at the top of a hill, which is dedicated to Goddess Mata.

Departure from Udaipur

FAQs on Royal Rajasthan Temple Tour

What are some famous temples in Udaipur?

There are various famous temples in Udaipur, which include Jagdish Temple, Eklinji Temple, Neemach Mata Temple, Bohra Ganesh Temple, Amba Mata Temple, and Mahalakshmi Temple, among others.

What are some of the famous key attractions in Udaipur?

There are various famous key attractions in Udaipur, which include City Palace, Lake Palace, Jagdish Temple, Bagore Ki Haveli, and Saheliyon ki Bari, among others.

What is the best time to visit Rajasthan?

The best time to visit Rajasthan is during the winter season, or between October and March, as the season offers pleasant temperatures, along with a chance to explore various key festivals in the city.

Are there any specific rules before visiting the Salasar Balaji Temple?

It is recommended to dress modestly, which includes Indian attire, and to maintain decorum in the temple, along with avoiding physical contact with strangers.