
Pushkar Camel
Fair
Designed For
Spiritual, Cultural, Artistic & Gastronomic Interests
Corporate Travel
Friends & Family Travel
Solo Travel
Where the Desert Comes Alive with Camels, Culture, and Camaraderie
Pushkar during the camel fair feels like another world. For five days, the quiet desert town fills up with camels, traders, travellers, and locals — all coming together for something special.
It’s not just about buying and selling camels (though there are thousands of them). There’s music in the air, dancers in bright clothes, people laughing, telling stories, and even unique competitions.
Some people come to trade. Others just come to watch. But everyone leaves with something — a memory, a story, or just the feeling of being part of something truly Rajasthani.
Inclusions
15 nights, chosen hotels
Local driver, guide
Daily breakfast
All costs covered
In Car Wi-fi
Cooking classes, dinner
Airport transfer
Delhi rickshaw
Excluded Services in this Journey
▼Flights: International or Domestic
Drinks: Unless specified.
Visa: Obtain your Indian visa independently.
Meals: Not specified.
Tips: Housekeeping, bellboys, at your discretion.
Insurance: Comprehensive travel insurance required.
Expenses: Laundry, telephone bills
Entrance: Monument fees.
Camera: Video camera fees.
Health: Medical, baggage insurance.
Taxes: Airport departure taxes.
Others: Unspecified services.
Safaris: Game safaris not included, unless specified.
What makes this trip Special?

The Spirit of Pushkar
Witness Rajasthan’s most vibrant desert gathering — with camels, colors, and cultural traditions.

A Carnival in the Dunes
Shop handmade crafts, enjoy local music, and see traditions unfold in the desert town.

A Rajasthani Desert Spectacle
Colorful turbans, dancing gypsies, and thousands of camels — Pushkar is pure magic.

Camel Riding & Bonfire at the desert
Ride through the Thar as the sun sets, then enjoy folk music, dancing, and a starlit bonfire in the dunes of Jaisalmer.

Lakeside romance of Udaipur
Enjoy a peaceful boat ride on Lake Pichola with stunning views of palaces and cityscapes.

Colours of the Blue City
Wander through Jodhpur's old town, past blue-washed homes, spice markets, and the towering Mehrangarh Fort above.

Pink City's Royalty
Admire Hawa Mahal's unique windows, built to let in cool air and city views for the royal women.

Timeless Beauty of the Taj
Visit the Taj Mahal — a white marble wonder and symbol of eternal love, glowing at sunrise.
Detailed Itinerary
Day 1-2: Delhi
- You land in Delhi. We'll be there waiting, sign in hand. No stress.
- Once you're at the hotel, you can chill for a bit or start exploring right away — totally your call.
- If you're up for it, we'll take you around. Big sights like India Gate, Parliament, and the President's place. Qutub Minar's pretty massive in real life. We'll stop by Gandhi's memorial too.
- Old Delhi? It's chaotic but amazing — rickshaws, markets, street snacks, all packed into tiny lanes. Chandni Chowk is a trip on its own.
- If you like spiritual spots, we'll take you to the Gurudwara — peaceful vibes, plus the community kitchen is something to see. There's also Humayun's Tomb, Lotus Temple, and a Sufi shrine with live music if we time it right.
- No rigid plans. We move at your pace and with your interests.
- Next, we drive to Mandawa — about 5.5 hours.
Day 2-5: Mandawa
- Mandawa's got this old-world charm. Small town, not fancy, but full of stories. You walk around and it's like an open-air museum — walls covered in old paintings, havelis from the Silk Route days just sitting there like no big deal.
- We'll take a heritage walk and stop by a few of those old mansions. Some are crumbling, while others still stand. All of them have a vibe.
- Next, we head to Pushkar—around 4 hours by road.
Day 4–6: Pushkar
- Pushkar's different. Quieter, more spiritual. One of those places that feels old — like really old. Pilgrims come here all the time.
- We'll visit the Brahma Temple — it's the only one in the world. There's also this peaceful lake in the middle of town, lots of legends around it.
- The market's small but fun. You'll find random gems — spices, bangles, clothes you didn't know you needed. It's an easy place just to wander.
- Next stop: Udaipur. It's a bit of a longer drive — around 5 hours.
Day 6–8: Udaipur
- Udaipur is the postcard city. Lakes everywhere, palaces, hills in the background. It's peaceful but also kind of magical.
- We'll visit the City Palace — it's huge and filled with little stories. Also, Jagdish Temple, the Princess Garden, and Shilp Gram, if you're into crafts.
- One of the highlights? Boat ride on Lake Pichola. The views are unreal, especially around sunset. You'll see Jag Mandir — that little island palace floating in the lake.
- After Udaipur, we drive to Jodhpur—about 4 hours.
Day 8–10: Jodhpur
- You'll know you've reached Jodhpur when the houses turn blue — it's not a filter, that's just how it is here. They call it the Blue City for a reason.
- The fort? Massive. Just sitting up there on the hill, watching over everything. We'll wander the narrow streets near the Clock Tower too — old buildings, busy markets, the smell of spices everywhere.
- If there's time (and you're up for it), we can check out the Bishnoi Village or swing by Umaid Bhawan Palace, Jaswant Thada, or even the gardens at Mandore.
- Next, we hit the road to Jaipur — about 6 hours.
Day 10–13: Jaipur
- Jaipur's all pink sandstone and old-world charm. The vibe here is a mix of royal and chaotic, in a way that's good.
- We'll visit the City Palace, Hawa Mahal (that honeycomb-looking building you've probably seen in photos), and Jantar Mantar — the observatory with giant stone instruments that somehow still work.
- Amber Fort is a must. It's enormous and has that kind of faded glory that makes you imagine what it was like centuries ago.
- Markets? Oh yes. Johri Bazaar and Choti Chaupar are packed with jewellery, clothes, and random treasures. In the evening, the walled city lights up — perfect for just walking and soaking it all in.
- Next, we head to Agra — around 4.5 hours away.
Day 13–15: Agra
- Agra is all about the Taj. You've seen the photos — now you'll see it in real life, and it hits different.
- We'll try to catch a sunset view from across the Yamuna River. It's peaceful and less crowded. If you're up for an early morning, sunrise at the Taj is worth waking up for.
- Got extra time? The Agra Fort is close by and packed with history.
- Quick note: the Taj Mahal is closed on Fridays, so we'll plan around that.
- Once you're done soaking it all in, we'll drive you back to Delhi — about 4 hours.
Day 15: Delhi
- Last full day. If you just want to relax at the hotel, that's totally fine.
- Or, if you feel like heading out again, there's plenty to explore — local markets like Chandni Chowk, the spice bazaar, Kinari Bazaar (great for wedding stuff), or the old textile area. If you're into temples, there's a whole stretch with mosques, gurudwaras, Jain temples, and shrines all side-by-side.
- We'll go at your pace. No rush.
Day 16: Departure
- Time to head home. Your driver will be ready and ensure you arrive at the airport with time to spare.
- We hope you're heading back with stories, photos, and a bit of India still buzzing in your heart.


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