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Explore India with your family on this 13-day tour, specially designed for children. From visiting the Taj Mahal to leopard safaris in Jawai, and exploring the palaces of Udaipur and forts of Jaipur. The itinerary includes fun activities like rickshaw rides, cooking classes, and Bollywood shows.
Request a quoteA 13-day tour through Rajasthan, blending cultural discoveries, authentic encounters, and adventures in the great outdoors. From the majestic palaces of Delhi to safaris in search of the leopards of Jawai, via the lakes of Udaipur and the blue city of Jodhpur. An emotion-filled journey specially designed for families.
Welcome at Delhi International Airport and transfer to the hotel. Check-in and first immersion in the Indian atmosphere. In the evening, welcome dinner at a renowned restaurant to discover the authentic flavors of tandoori cuisine and meet your local guide.
Discovery of Old Delhi: the majestic gate of the Red Fort, from where Nehru proclaimed independence, then immersion into the hustle and bustle of Chandni Chowk bazaar up to the Khari Baoli spice market. In the afternoon, visit the Akshardham Temple and its three fascinating exhibitions: a boat ride through Indian history, a large-format film on the Himalayan landscapes, and an interactive gallery on universal values with animatronic figures.
This morning, departure to the airport for a flight to Udaipur, the Venice of the East. Upon arrival, our local representative will welcome you and take you to your hotel. In the late afternoon, you will enjoy a peaceful boat ride on Lake Pichola to admire the city at sunset. The Lake Palace, seemingly floating on the golden waters, offers a stunningly beautiful spectacle.
Early departure for Molela, a village of potters. En route, stop at Haldighati, known for its production of "Chaitri" roses, the spring rose. Tasting of the local specialty: Gulkand, a jam made from petals with Ayurvedic virtues. In their workshops, the Kumbhars (potters) still handcraft the votive plaques used by the Adivasi tribes in their rituals. Typical Rajasthani lunch. Return to Udaipur in the early evening.
Head to the rocky and arid landscape of Jawai Bandh, where Rabari herders guide their goat herds under the watchful eye of big cats. You will be welcomed into a warm lodge, run by a local family. In the late afternoon, just before sunset, set off on a first jeep safari organized by your hosts to encounter leopards and other wildlife in the reserve.
The day will begin with a second safari at first light, a privileged moment to observe wildlife in the cool morning air. In the afternoon, set off to discover the birds around the Jawai reservoir, where over 300 species have been recorded, offering a chance to spot flamingos, cranes, or geese. Finally, end the day with a walk through the village, meeting its inhabitants, guardians of a way of life still intimately linked to the surrounding nature.
Today, head to a peaceful village in Rajasthan, near Jodhpur. You will stay at Chandelao Garh, an ancestral fort transformed into a hotel by the family itself. Each room tells a story, adorned with family photos and pieces of Rajasthan's history. This authentic place invites you to relive the heritage of the ancient Rajput lords.
Today, head to Jodhpur, the blue city with its indigo houses and sometimes flower-filled alleyways, giving it a unique charm. The Mehrangarh Fort, one of the most spectacular in Rajasthan, dominates the city and offers a breathtaking view. Nearby, a zipline accessible from age 10 allows you to fly over the fort's ramparts and lakes – guaranteed thrills! In the afternoon, immerse yourself in the lively bazaars around the clock tower. Return to Chandelao for the night.
Departure for Jaipur, the capital of Rajasthan. En route, stop in Pushkar, a sacred city known for its Brahma Temple and bohemian atmosphere, a former stop for the "yéyés" (hippies). Walk along the peaceful ghats of the lake. Note: every year, between late October and early November, Pushkar hosts the Camel Fair, a vibrant event mixing market, parades, and festivities. In the afternoon, continue the journey through semi-desert landscapes, arriving in Jaipur in the late afternoon.
Full day of guided visits. In the morning, exploration of the Amber Fort, a masterpiece of Rajput architecture, followed by a visit to the City Palace and a stop at the famous Hawa Mahal (Palace of Winds). In the afternoon, visit the Jantar Mantar, a remarkable 18th-century observatory, then free time in the Johri Bazaar. In the evening, you will have the choice between an Indian cooking class, with dinner at a local's home, or a Bollywood session in an iconic cinema of the Rajasthani capital.
Departure for Agra. En route, stop at the Keoladeo Bird Sanctuary, a former royal hunting reserve and UNESCO World Heritage Site, for a rickshaw ride to discover its rich avifauna. Note: the best time for bird watching is from November to February, when many migratory species come to winter there. Continue the journey to Agra and get a first glimpse of the Taj Mahal from the Mehtab Bagh gardens at sunset.
Wake at dawn to admire the sunrise over the Taj Mahal, whose white marble takes on pink and orange hues. Discover the poignant history of Shah Jahan and his wife Mumtaz Mahal, for whom this mausoleum was built. After breakfast, visit the Agra Red Fort, offering an unparalleled view of the Taj Mahal from its palaces. In the afternoon, immerse yourself in a local family to discover the art of Mehndi and share a chai tea in a friendly atmosphere.
Free morning for last-minute shopping or relaxation at the hotel. Depending on your flight schedule, transfer to Delhi International Airport. Flight to your destination, your head filled with unforgettable memories of this family adventure in the heart of Rajasthan.
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